Which are the best luxury Marriott Bonvoy hotels in Vienna in Austria? The Marriott brand includes Luxury Collection, EDITION, St Regis, W Hotels, and JW Marriott as well as mid-range brands like Autograph Collection, Renaissance, Sheraton, Le Meridien, Design Hotels, and Westin.
Vienna, Austria’s capital, lies to the east of the country on the Danube River. Past residents include Mozart, Beethoven, and Sigmund Freud. It is a wonderful and historic city to visit. The city is known for its baroque streetscapes, imperial palaces, Schönbrunn, the Habsburgs’ summer residence, coffee-house culture, and vibrant design scene. In the MuseumsQuartier district, historic and contemporary buildings display works by Egon Schiele, Gustav Klimt, and other artists.
Below, we have outlined the top 10 best luxury hotels in Vienna, which are part of the Marriott group, which will give you the best possible experience during your stay in this cultural capital.
1. The Ritz-Carlton, Vienna
Located next to Stadtpark, directly on the famous Ring Boulevard within the city center, The Ritz-Carlton, Vienna combines the charm of four historical buildings with contemporary interior design. Whether visitors are looking to explore history or want to indulge in a day of local flavors, the hotel offers the perfect location with easy accessibility.
From one of the largest standard rooms in the city to the luxurious Presidential Suite, all 159 rooms and 43 suites offer individual touches, and many of them private terraces or balconies.
Hosting the most luxurious Club Lounge in Vienna, it remains unique in the city and is specifically designed for the luxury-seeking traveler.
Guests can rejuvenate at The Ritz-Carlton Spa, including Health Club and Fitness area, or enjoy the 60ft.-long indoor pool with underwater music.
Atmosphere Rooftop Bar on the 8th floor is the hot-spot with its spectacular views over the city, whether as a lounge in summer or as the most exclusive Christmas Market in winter.
The hotel’s Dstrikt Steakhouse became the leading steakhouse in town and offers the best selection of Austrian meats cooked on a “Josper” charcoal grill.
Guests can also experience Vienna’s most creative afternoon tea at the Melounge Lobby Lounge for a memorable time. This is definitely one of the very best luxury hotels in Vienna.
Club rooms currently include a complimentary one-way airport transfer, extra spacious rooms with complimentary Internet access (average room size – 43m²), a luxurious marble bathroom with a separate shower, an oversized bathtub, heated floors, and Asprey bath essentials.
The Club Lounge offers a personalized Concierge service and all-day food and beverage presentations, more than enough to fill you up.
2. Hotel Bristol, a Luxury Collection Hotel
Hotel Bristol, a Luxury Collection Hotel is situated opposite the Vienna State Opera. Architecture and history buffs adore the interiors, from the original Austrian artwork to the fin de siècle antiques.
The guestrooms, suites, and public areas offer modern comforts, including Internet access. The Prince of Wales Suite is one of the largest in Austria, with a library, dining room, and fitness room. Dining options include the Bristol Lounge and the cozy Bristol Bar, both featuring meticulously restored interiors. The hotel has undergone an extensive renovation of all public spaces, as well as ten additional rooms and suites.
3. Hotel Imperial, a Luxury Collection Hotel
Hotel Imperial, a Luxury Collection Hotel is a Rewards Category 7 Marriott Bonvoy hotel, standing in the very city center of Vienna, the heart of Europe, next to the famous Musikverein Concert Hall. This former palace was personally inaugurated by Emperor Franz Joseph I in April 1873.
The building’s architectural details exemplify the neo-renaissance style. The Hotel Imperial features 106 renovated guest rooms and 32 suites, including 2 famous Royal Suites. On the 5th floor, the hotel offers suites with a stunning view over the city of Vienna. For a century, this symbol of hospitality has received the city’s most distinguished visitors.
The deluxe Restaurant Opus – Vienna’s new gourmet address and Vienna’s most famous Cafe Imperial Vienna as well as the outstanding meeting and banqueting halls, complement the services on offer. Imperial Torte has also been awarded a Michelin star and three toques by Gault Millau.
The hotel reached new heights of luxury after the last renovation in the year 2011 of the upper floors. 19 Rooms and Suites overlooking the historical city of Vienna have been refreshed and is now one of your best Marriott Bonvoy choices in Vienna.
4. Vienna Marriott Hotel
The Vienna Marriott Hotel is a Rewards Category 6 Marriott Bonvoy hotel located downtown in the historic city center, on the breathtaking Ringstrasse. Unwind in modern guest rooms and suites that have been recently renovated, and many have incredible city views.
There’s a fully-equipped Health Club and a heated indoor pool to enjoy after exploring Vienna. With an ideal location, guests can easily reach famous attractions like the Vienna Opera House or St. Stephen’s Cathedral, as well as celebrated shopping and dining.
The executive lounge is on the upper floor and is a nice lounge. The breakfast is standard lounge fare, and evening dinner tends to be a mix of hot dishes and cold cuts. The hot dishes include offerings like chicken with rice and spring rolls, as well as small sandwiches and potato salad.
The Renaissance Wien (near Schonbrunn), the Hotel Bristol Luxury Collection, the Hotel Imperial Luxury Collection, and Le Meridien Vienna do not have executive club lounges here, so your choice of hotel with a club lounge is somewhat limited within the Marriott brand.
5. Le Meridien Vienna
Spacious and newly designed guest rooms and suites have roomy bathrooms and offer a view out on Vienna’s splendid Ringstrasse, the serene Schillerplatz, or the sun-filled courtyard. Here you can sleep regally and dine magnificently. Afternoon coffee wafts in tandem with sinful pastries all year round. In the summertime, they have barbeques in the garden. In wintertime, they offer mulled wine in the park.
6. Imperial Riding School, Autograph Collectio
Imperial Riding School, Autograph Collection is located in a building that once served as a military riding school in the mid-19th century; today, it’s a chic base for your city center adventure.
The foyer here is extremely smart, and the doors to the pool area open up completely so that you can lounge on stylish loungers that sit on grassy lawns between your swims. Pet-friendly rooms and suites offer high-speed Wi-Fi, pillowtop beds, and 24-hour room service.
Start your morning in Vienna with breakfast at Borromaeus, and try an Austrian meal at Arsenal in the evening. Their City Garden is a lovely place to enjoy the hotel’s seasonal barbecues.
The executive club lounge here is brilliant, on the ground floor, and has almost floor-to-ceiling windows looking out onto a paved square. It’s lovely and bright and a great space to spend time in. The breakfast here is standard fare, with the club lounge dinner being mainly cold food with a couple of hot dishes like samosas, rice, and chicken, and a good warm soup. Certainly enough to fill you up.
7. The Renaissance Wien
The Renaissance Wien (near Schonbrunn) is in a bad location compared to most of the other Marriott hotels in Vienna. You will spend a lot of time on public transit getting to and from this hotel if you are a tourist. Most tourist attractions are around the Ring and near the first district, which is nowhere near this hotel. The Renaissance Wien doesn’t have an executive lounge, but Platnum members get free breakfast.
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