Park Hyatt Vienna

Park Hyatt Vienna occupies a striking neoclassical palace at Am Hof 2 in Vienna's First District, one of the city's most historic squares. St. Stephen's Cathedral (Stephansdom) and the Graben shopping street are a three-minute walk, and the Kunsthistorisches Museum, the Hofburg Imperial Palace, and Peterskirche are all within easy reach on foot. The Herrengasse station on the U3 metro line is nearby for further connections across the city. The building was constructed in 1913 as the head office of the Anglo-Austrian Bank, designed by architects Ernst Gotthilf and Alexander Neumann with a monumental banking hall featuring soaring coffered vaults and marble columns. This original architectural fabric now forms the centrepiece of the hotel as The Bank restaurant and bar — one of the most dramatic dining rooms in Austria. The conversion, completed in 2014, introduced 143 oversized rooms and suites behind the historic facades while retaining the original grandeur of the common spaces. Guest rooms are among the largest of any five-star hotel in Vienna's city centre, averaging over 50 square metres. Bespoke furniture, walk-in wardrobes, and Italian marble bathrooms are standard; suites with original coffered ceilings and panoramic windows overlooking Am Hof square are available. The hotel's second dining venue, Arany, offers a refined tasting menu drawing inspiration from Central European culinary traditions. The Cave spa facility, built into the historic vaults beneath the hotel, is a notable feature of the property. It includes an indoor swimming pool, steam room, sauna, relaxation areas, and a comprehensive treatment menu. A state-of-the-art fitness centre completes the wellness offering. The concierge team can arrange exclusive experiences including private Kunsthistorisches Museum tours, Spanish Riding School visits, and Viennese cooking classes. Family-friendly connecting room configurations are available.