Book Almanac Palais Vienna with VIP Benefits

Green armchairs sit around a small round table beside tall windows, creating a place to read or have coffee. Dark wood trim outlines the pale walls, with a reflective ceiling above the bed. Parquet and a patterned rug complete the floor.

The room looks onto the palace courtyard or a side street, with the sitting area sharing the bedroom. A marble bathroom includes a rainfall shower and vegan bath products. Guests can adjust the heating and cooling from the room. Blackout curtains cover the windows. The bathroom is supplied with soft bathrobes, and a full-length mirror stands within the room.

Two padded chairs and a round table stand by the windows, beside the sleeping area. A backlit pattern of circles fills the wall behind the bed. A colourful artwork hangs between the windows. The furniture combines dark wood, pale fabric and small gold-coloured lights.

Views face a side street or the inner courtyard. The bathroom has warm golden finishes and a rainfall shower, while a separate toilet area keeps the bathing space distinct. Blackout curtains cover the windows. The room also has its own heating and cooling controls.

Large circles cover the wall behind the bed, lit around the edges. Dark fitted cupboards run along one side of the room, while parquet flooring and pale upholstery soften the wood finishes. A round table and padded chairs form a sitting and dining space beside the bed.

These are the largest double rooms in the hotel, with views towards the inner courtyard or a side street. The marble bathroom has a rainfall shower, with bathrobes and vegan bath products provided. A desk lamp lights the table, and reading lights are set into the headboard.

Circles spread across the backlit wall behind the bed and reflect in the ceiling above. Dark wood cupboards and pale parquet give the room a warm finish, with a sitting area alongside the sleeping space. The sitting area forms part of the bedroom, with no wall dividing the two.

Windows look towards the inner courtyard or surrounding streets, with some suites facing Stadtpark. A rainfall shower forms part of the bathroom, and the suite has a separate toilet area.

A staircase rises from the living area to the bedroom, with a glass railing along the upper gallery. High ceilings and windows on both levels give the suite its vertical shape. Each floor has its own entrance door, and both face the street.

Downstairs, a pale sofa stands by the window, with patterned cushions and a tall floor lamp beside it. Dark wood panels frame the walls, and a light rug covers part of the timber floor. The bathroom has a rainfall shower and twin basins. Upstairs, the sleeping area sits above the lounge, with the same warm wood and pale finishes.

Windows on both floors look towards Stadtpark, beside the living and sleeping areas. Each floor has its own entrance from the hotel corridor. Inside, a glass railing runs along the gallery, with an open view through the two floors.

The bedroom has parquet flooring and dark fitted wardrobes with long gold-coloured handles. A pattern of large circles covers the wall behind the bed, with small lamps on either side. Below, the living area provides sofa seating away from the sleeping space. The marble bathroom includes a rainfall shower, with soft robes and vegan toiletries supplied.

A sofa and a small table furnish the separate living room, with an upholstered chair alongside. Pale walls sit within dark wood frames, and patterned cushions add green and red to the neutral seating. The outlook faces the palace courtyard.

The bedroom stands apart from the lounge, while the bathroom has a rainfall shower and twin basins beneath a broad mirror. Gold-coloured fittings contrast with the pale stone surfaces. Room layouts follow the shape of the old building; some include sloping upper walls.

The windows frame views across Stadtpark, with the bedroom set apart from the living room. In the lounge, a curved armchair and pale sofa surround a small round table. Dark wood lines the walls beneath the windows. Parquet and a soft rug cover the floor.

Green upholstery and patterned cushions bring colour to the otherwise neutral rooms. A backlit patterned wall stands behind the bed, with fitted storage nearby. In the bathroom, a rainfall shower sits alongside twin basins, with gold-coloured taps and a wide mirror.

Tall windows overlook the inner courtyard from a shared living room, with the bedrooms arranged as separate sleeping spaces. A pale sofa and rounded green armchair sit around a low wooden coffee table. Parquet runs through the rooms, with rugs beneath the lounge seating.

Dark wood frames divide the cream walls, and green and red cushions add colour to the sofa. Each bedroom has its own bathing space, with rainfall showers and twin basins. A doorway leads from the lounge to one of the bedrooms.

A dining area forms part of the separate living room, where a sofa and green upholstered chair stand beside large windows. Views extend over the city streets or into the palace courtyard, depending on the suite. Corner layouts give some rooms windows on more than one side.

The bedroom is separate from the lounge, with pale textiles and dark wood finishes. Rainfall showers and twin basins feature in the bathing spaces, framed by light stone and gold-coloured fittings. A round table sits beside the lounge seating, and patterned cushions add touches of green and red.

Original Austrian art hangs throughout the suite, with works by Jakob Gasteiger, Gunter Damisch and Markus Prachensky. Sculptures by Joannis Avramidis form part of the collection, selected with Galerie bei der Albertina. Pieces change over time as new works are exhibited.

A large living room leads into a dining area, with tall windows along the corner overlooking the Ringstraße. Pale sofas sit around a dark stone coffee table, while a long dining table stands under a circular pendant light. The suite also has a library, a separate bedroom and a walk-in wardrobe.

The bathroom includes a bathtub and a double shower. Local delicacies and drinks are stocked in the kitchen. Guests receive admission to the Upper and Lower Belvedere as well as Belvedere 21, extending the suite’s art focus beyond its own collection.