“Hotel am Brillantengrund is situated in a Biedermer-style building in Vienna's 7th district. It offers shabby chic accommodation with plenty of vintage furniture and the restaurant specialises in Philippine specialities. Relax with a drink in the courtyard under the palm trees! A charming city stay.”
“Hotel am Brillantengrund is situated in a Biedermer-style building in Vienna's 7th district. It offers shabby chic accommodation with plenty of vintage furniture and the restaurant specialises in Philippine specialities. Relax with a drink in the courtyard under the palm trees! A charming city stay.”
Recommended For
- Local exploring
- Make the most out of your location to truly see all that the city has to offer
- Museums
- The Albertina Museum, located just a short distance away, houses one of the largest and most important print rooms in the world!
- Sights nearby
- Wander along Graben, Vienna's main street, or go visit the absolutely stunning Belvedere Palace
- Cycling
- Join in with one of the bicycle tours of the city that the hotel regularly organises
- Free wifi
- Full of character
- Less £
- Family Suites
- Charming
- Retro/Vintage
- Chic
- Boutique
- Restaurant
Facilities
- Bicycle hire
- Available at extra cost
- Free wifi
- No pets
- Bar
- Family Suites
- Safe
- Wifi
- Restaurant
Activities
- Museums
- The Albertina Museum, located just a short distance away, houses one of the largest and most important print rooms in the world!
- Sights nearby
- Wander along Graben, Vienna's main street, or go visit the absolutely stunning Belvedere Palace
- Theatre
- If you fancy taking in a show then head over to Vienna State Opera to try something different
- Cycling
- Join in with one of the bicycle tours of the city that the hotel regularly organises
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Other Reviews
36 Hours in Vienna
"Set on a quiet street in the arty Seventh District, the quirky Hotel am Brillantengrund has 34 rooms ranging from compact singles to small apartments that sleep up to four guests, all with private baths."
Originally published by The New York Times (view article)
