Among the many Viennese historical buildings, Park Hyatt Vienna might not be the one you fall in love with at first sight, and in this case, true opulence takes longer than one glance to understand. A group of topnotch craftsmen spent two years on the toptobottom renovation and restoration in order to preserve the history and charm of the original structure with an undertone of sumptuousness.

Due to the building’s unique structure, the standard room types cannot be created; therefore, no two guestrooms look alike here. This trait determines the charm and the inimitability of this future luxury hotel. With an area of 820 square meters distributed over two levels, “Royal Penthouse Suite” is the largest suite in Austria. The terraces offer unique views over Am Hof, St. Stephen’s Cathedral, the Vienna City Hall and many other impressive buildings in the city’s first district. With its highquality materials, stylish furniture and stateoftheart technical equipment, the “Royal Penthouse Suite” has become the number one goto place for events like birthday parties, weddings and business meetings. 

The Bank For Gourmets

Park Hyatt Vienna has graced Vienna’s fine dining scene with a breath of fresh air by bringing in a selection of new gourmet venues for the epicureans. The various venues of restaurants and lounges not only offer visual and gastronomical delight for the hotel guests, but also become the city’s new hottest locales.

The Bank Restaurant is located in the former banking hall, where the sound of once rustling banknotes is now replaced by the clinking of knives and forks. As the former business vibe fades, the stillspacious restaurant has now acquired a new touch of elegance. The restaurant offers mainly European dishes that accommodate seasonal variations.

Step inside the beautifully preserved, wood paneled Living Room, and you are immediately taken in by the exquisite atmosphere of a British gentlemen’s club. This is where smoking is allowed, and a humidor offers around forty different kinds of cigars. Apart from light snacks, Living Room boasts a selection of spirits from 14 different distilleries, including whisky, rum and gin. To reserve their private leisure, certain cupboards are provided for the guests to store their own personal tipples. 

Relaxing in “Gold”

Located in a former bank vault, where gold and money were once stored, Arany Spa at Park Hyatt Vienna is now a 1,000squaremeter oasis immersed in fragrance and music. With “arany” being the Hungarian word for gold, the reason behind the positioning of the Spa becomes quite selfexplanatory.