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Hotel Sacher Wien

Vienna • Innere Stadt • OVER THE TOP

avg. $722 / night

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At a glance

Vienna's opera-facing institution since 1876, with Habsburg-era interiors and the original Sachertorte on the menu.

Best for: Opera-goers and Habsburg history enthusiasts

Highlights:

  • Directly opposite Vienna State Opera since 1876
  • Rooms with carved marble fireplaces and Murano chandeliers
  • Anna Sacher restaurant in original fin-de-siècle damask and mahogany
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PB hotel design editorial

Directly opposite the Vienna State Opera on Philharmonikerstrasse, a building that Franz Sacher's son Eduard opened in 1876 has spent nearly a century and a half becoming inseparable from the city around it. Hotel Sacher Wien is less a place to stay than a civic institution in five floors of Ringstrasse-era masonry, its caryatid-flanked facade and crimson awnings as recognizable to Viennese as the opera house it faces. The 149 rooms and suites carry that institutional weight with considerable elegance: panelled walls in cream, carved marble chimneypieces, Murano glass chandeliers, damask bedcovers in gold and ivory, and antique dark-lacquered commodes that root each room in the Habsburg decorative tradition without tipping into pastiche. The public spaces hold the more dramatically differentiated character. The Anna Sacher restaurant deploys deep forest-green damask from floor to cornice, dark mahogany wainscoting, and gilt-accented black dining chairs beneath cascading crystal chandeliers — a room that has barely shifted register since the fin de siècle. Against that, the more recently installed Salon bar strikes an almost theatrical counterpoint: black-and-white geometric floor tiles, arched black metal ribs spanning a curved ceiling, blush-pink velvet banquettes, and multi-globe brass floor lamps that nod to Vienna Secession geometry while keeping the mood decidedly contemporary. The Sachertorte, invented in this building in 1832, remains both the menu's anchor and perhaps the most overdetermined slice of cake in European hospitality history.

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About

Hotel Sacher Wien is proud to be ranked among The World’s 50 Best Hotels 2025 and awarded 3 Michelin Keys, underscoring its position as one of the world’s most distinguished luxury hotels. Ideally located in the very heart of Vienna, directly opposite the Vienna State Opera, the hotel places guests within immediate reach of the city’s most iconic landmarks, including St. Stephen’s Cathedral, the Hofburg, and a wealth of renowned museums. As a 5-star superior hotel, Hotel Sacher Wien has epitomized refined luxury and Viennese elegance since its opening in 1876 by Eduard Sacher. Today, it seamlessly blends timeless heritage with contemporary sophistication, offering exceptional service and the highest level of comfort. The hotel is equally celebrated for its exclusive and historic food & beverage outlets, including the world-famous Café Sacher, the iconic Rote Bar, and the elegant Grüne Bar, each reflecting the unique charm and culinary excellence deeply rooted in Viennese tradition.

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Hotel Sacher Wien Reviews

2,646 reviews

"There is one glaring problem with the Sacher Hotel Vienna and I want everyone to be aware of it before they book a stay. The problem is this - once you have stayed there, no other hotel will ever be good enough. The Sacher really is the last word in traditional, high quality, excellence. From the moment you walk in the door to the moment you leave, you are treated like a VIP. Over the 150 years it has been operating just about every star, celebrity, royal and politician has stayed there (they have the photos to prove it) but they treat every guest as important. The decor is chic and cosily old fashioned, the rooms are well appointed, the staff are friendly and attentive and the food is exquisite. I could go on and on but I will just say the Sacher is worth every penny and I can’t wait to go back."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 19, 2026

"This historic hotel has thankfully kept up with the times and maintained an extremely impressive level of service. The friendly door staff are welcoming and helpful. We checked in and were very diplomatically told that our room was not quite ready—always a potentially fraught moment when arriving after a long plane trip but it was handled so gracefully by the desk clerk that we weren’t upset at all. She promised us we would like the room (a one category upgrade from junior suite to junior suite with view) and she was right. It was one of the best rooms (and bathroom!) that we have stayed in. Housekeeping was excellent The breakfast is served in a series of lovely rooms by a very friendly staff. The bar, while tiny and often full, was a pleasure. Finally the location of the hotel can’t be beat. We thought long and hard where to stay in Vienna. The Sacher was not the cheapest option, and I worried its historic quality might have slipped. But we are very very glad we stayed there and look forward to returning."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 18, 2026

"We spent 8 nights in Austria, 3 nights at the Sacher, then 2 nights at Steiereck Pogusch (highly recommend!) and then 3 more nights back at the Sacher. For both stays at the Sacher, we got upgraded to a Signature Suite, but the first 3 night stay was exceptional, while the second stay was not. Our first signature suite was very nice, there was an iPad to facilitate room service orders among other things, very handy as it eliminates having to make a phone call to room service, particularly when someone in the room is sleeping. Service was good at the Blaue Bar, reception was efficient and friendly, just an overall very good stay. Our second signature suite was not quite as nice but still perfectly acceptable, we arrived on a Friday afternoon and realized Saturday morning when ready to order breakfast that there was no iPad in the room. I then looked for a paper room service menu and didn't find that either. So I used the only phone in the room (located right next to the bed where my partner was sleeping) to order breakfast, it was a simple order so not the end of the world not to have a menu. After ordering breakfast, I called guest services to inform them we did not have either an iPad or a paper room service menu, I was told we should have both, but I insisted we had neither and was told it was probably in a drawer hard to find but they would send us another iPad and a paper menu as well. When we returned to the room late that afternoon, we didn't have either, so I called guest services again, the person apologized, and said they would send an iPad and menu right up. An hour later the phone rang and I was told that they were out of working iPads, but would bring a paper room service menu up right away, which they did. The next morning we hear banging on our door at 730am, waking us up. I walk to the door and see room service outside trying to deliver a breakfast we didn't order. I told the person we were asleep and did not order breakfast. Next, the phone rang, which i suspect was room service, but when we picked up, no one was there. My suspicion is that the iPad that was tied to our room was likely in another room and someone else had ordered breakfast but it was being delivered to our room, we should have probably complained but we went back to sleep instead. So in sum, our first 3 nights was outstanding and met our high expectations, while the second 3 nights was a comedy of errors, thus the average rating overall. As noted, except for the difficultly around the iPad/room service menu, staff was lovely throughout, thus the average rating overall."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 29, 2026

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