25hours Hotel Vienna

The 25hours Hotel Wien is located in Vienna's 7th district, home to shopping quarter Neubaugasse, the Museums Quartier, and the heart of Vienna's young, liberal, creative scene. The hotel creates a fantastical world of circus, spectacle, and extravagance, with just a touch of madness, mirroring the city itself. For Christoph Hoffmann, CEO of the 25hours Hotel Company, design is an expression of the company's philosophy. Each hotel design is inspired by its location, thus each is organically distinctive. The hotel will unveil in two phases: in spring 2011, 34 suites each featuring a kitchenette, safe, minibar, and state-of-the-art technology came to life. Joining them will be a lobby lounge/bar, and a terrace roof deck perched high above Vienna's rooftops. In the fall of 2012, 187 guestrooms will be added, in addition to wellness and fitness facilities, meeting and convention facilities, a summer garden, and a restaurant with a terrace facing Weghuberpark.

Location

The 25hours Hotel Wien has a central position in Vienna's 7th district, in walking distance of the Parliament and Museumsquartier. The nearest tube station to the hotel is at Volkstheater (300m).

Distance

2 kms to city centre

22 kms to the nearest airport (vienna international)

Rooms

Since March 2011, 34 generous suites accommodate guests. In addition to being equipped with bed and bath, the suites include a small efficiency kitchen, which make them the perfect choice for longer guest performances. Each of these havens with their individual floor plans are refined with selected design elements, making each one unique. A special highlight: Both of the Director's Suites at 42 and 56 m2 have their own private terrace or breathtaking panorama view.

Restaurant

The Dachboden is a mixture of beach bar and parliament cafeteria. Only no sand, or neckties. Besides different brands of soft drinks, there is always a selection of Austrian wines and of course a decent offering of beer and long drinks. The loft isn't meant for a full dining experience. Although, you can always get a piece of homemade cake or some Brettljause, a regional cold-cut specialty.

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