At the Parkhotel Schönbrunn you can experience imperial Vienna on a truly personal level: the hotel is located in the carefully restored former guest house of Emperor Franz Joseph I. It was originally a rest stop, opened in 1787, which was taken over by Ferdinand Dommayer in 1823 and expanded into an inn. In the decades that followed, it was transformed into the venue for lavish balls, and became a byword for the Viennese lifestyle. Numerous works by Johann Strauss the elder and younger, as well as their contemporary Joseph Lanner, were premiered here. The Parkhotel Vienna was constructed from 1907 to 1908, according to plans drawn up by the Austrian architect Arnold Heymann. As well as 70 guest rooms and dining rooms, the hotel boasted a ballroom and a Viennese coffeehouse.

Additional information:

• WiFi in rooms free of charge
• WiFi in public areas free of charge
• Daylight in meeting area: partly
• Outdoor area available
• Garage / parking area: public garage for a fee
• Gastronomy
• Fitness / wellness
• EcoQuality Label for Tourism: Austrian Ecolabel for accommodation and private accommodation