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Property Overview
Hotel Sacher Wien occupies an enviable spot on Philharmonikerstrasse directly across from the Vienna State Opera. Since 1876, the hotel has been an authentic piece of Viennese history and remains a preferred meeting point for well-known personalities from the economic, political, and cultural worlds. Due to its storied past, the Sacher has served as a popular set for various movies, including The Third Man, Woman in Gold, and Mission Impossible. Equally famous are its classic, jewel-toned interiors. Guestrooms are decorated with antiques, silk curtains, and selected paintings. The Presidential Suites are as grand as the personalities who have checked in (Indira Gandhi, Queen Elizabeth II, and Herbert von Karajan, just to name a few). The Penthouse Suites boast contemporary accommodations with panoramic terraces and magnificent views of the city.
Property Highlights
1 / Dining
At Rote Bar, enjoy authentic Austrian cuisine from award-winning Chef Dominik Stolzer along with a view of the Vienna Opera House.
2 / Features
Hotel Sacher Wien is the birthplace of the Sacher-Torte, probably the world's most famous chocolate cake, made with a secret recipe from 1832.
3 / Location
The hotel is located in the city center, opposite the Vienna Opera House and near the Hofburg Palace, Spanish Riding School, museums and shopping.
Property Highlights
1 / Dining
At Rote Bar, enjoy authentic Austrian cuisine from award-winning Chef Dominik Stolzer along with a view of the Vienna Opera House.
2 / Features
Hotel Sacher Wien is the birthplace of the Sacher-Torte, probably the world's most famous chocolate cake, made with a secret recipe from 1832.
3 / Location
The hotel is located in the city center, opposite the Vienna Opera House and near the Hofburg Palace, Spanish Riding School, museums and shopping.
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Features
- Total Rooms: 74
- Total Suites: 78
- Wireless LAN - Complimentary
- Business Area
- Clefs d'Or Concierge Service
- Non-Smoking Rooms
- Valet Parking
- Limousine Service
- Home of the Original Sacher-Torte
- Sacher Mobile App
- Children's Programs
- Historic Landmark
- Meetings & Events
- Pet Friendly - Conditions Apply
- Wellness/Fitness Spa
Local Information
Hotel Sacher Wien
Philharmonikerstrasse 4, A-1010 Vienna, Austria
30 minutes from Vienna International Airport
(Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Switzerland, UK) Call 00800 10 10 11 11
(USA & Canada) Call 1 800 745 8883
(Japan) Call 0120-086-230 toll free (Japan Only)
(Italy) Call 800 822 005
All Other Countries43
country dialing code
GMT+1
time zone
Awards & Accolades
Local Recommendations
Best Cocktail with a View
Whether it´s early evening or late at night, at the Sacher Bar we always mix refinement, elegance and style in equal parts.
Best City Secret
The Alpine Garden at the Belvedere Palace was founded in the 19th century and has more than 4,000 different alpine plants from all continents. Besides the fascinating history and floral diversity, it’s a wonderful place to sit and relax in summer. www.bundesgaerten.at.
Best Neighborhood Walk
Stroll along the Boulevard of Ringstrasse and pass Vienna's famous historical buildings, most of them from the 19th century, including the Opera, the Museum of Fine Arts, the Museum of Natural History, the Imperial Palace, Parliament, City Hall and the National Theatre.
Best Restaurant Classic
The so-called "Black Camel" is an Austrian restaurant, bar and delicatessen with an incredible, original Art Nouveau interior. www.kameel.at.
Best Restaurant for a Celebration
This immense neoclassical arcade was built to commemorate the Austro-Hungarian victory over the Prussians in 1775. It overlooks the Schönbrunn Palace and gardens with the city as a distant backdrop. (43-1) 879-13-11; www.gloriette-cafe.at.
Best View
Situated in the northern part of Vienna, the Kahlenberg offers a marvelous view over the city and its surroundings. On clear days you can see more than 62 miles (100 km) towards the Alps.
Museum Must-See
The world’s first Jewish Museum opened in Vienna in 1895, but the exhibits were confiscated by the Nazis in 1938. Today it contains an important collection of Judaica and the extraordinary, fresco-like "Installation of Remembrance". (43-1) 535-04-31; www.jmw.at.
Reading Suggestion
Graham Green was inspired during his stay at the Sacher, and the story provides a vivid snapshot of Vienna.
Top Architecture Find
The Kirche am Steinhof (also called the Church of St. Leopold) was built between 1904-1907 and designed by Otto Wagner. It is considered one of the world's most important Art Nouveau churches.
What to Buy
The world-famous Original Sacher-Torte has been a Viennese culinary speciality since 1832. You can buy the cake at one of the three Sacher shops in Vienna, Salzburg or Graz.
What to Skip
Everything is closed, so use it as a day to stroll along the river, visit one of the gardens and enjoy the peaceful ambiance.
Owner Information:
Sacher Hotels BetriebsgmbHPhilharmonikestrasse 4, 1010 Wien, Austria