Grand Ferdinand Hotel Vienna

The highlights

• Stay in a central Vienna hotel that is at once accessible and luxurious.
• Lose yourself in the serenity of the tropical gardens.
• Build up a sweat in the well-equipped hotel gym.
• Rent an e-Vespa and zip around the city.
• Take in sumptuous views of the Vienna skyline from the rooftop pool.
• Enjoy traditional wiener schnitzel and modern Viennese gourmet cuisine at the Meissl & Schadn restaurant.

You should know

• If you would like to bring a pet, it is best to ring ahead to check.

The detail

Located on Vienna's stunning Ringstraße, the Grand Ferdinand Hotel is at once accessible and luxurious. There are a varied range of rooms on offer (ranging both in amenities and price), from the practical eight bed dorm room to the luxuriant Grand Suite. Amenities include a roof top swimming pool - perfect for surveying the gorgeous Vienna skyline - a gym, a secluded oasis garden and your choice of three restaurants. And should you wish to get out and about, you can even rent your own e-Vespa to zoom around the city on. At the Grand Ferdinand, there truly is something for everyone. And with its central location, it is an ideal spot from which to explore all that the Austrian capital has to offer.

There are six different styles of room to choose from: Dorm, Standard, Comfort, Superior, Suite and Grand Suite. Each room has been meticulously decorated to exhibit its own distinct identity, from the practical yet stylish Dorm room, to the regal elegance of the Grand Suite. Each with their unique features, all rooms come with a bathroom and rainfall shower (some contain a free-standing tub), a flat screen TV, and access to the Grand Étage with rooftop-pool. There really is no better way to survey the city than from a heated swimming pool! And should you fancy a tipple, all the rooms - with the exception of the dorm - come with their own mini-bar.

Vienna is a city that is teaming with culture, history, and things to see and do. The city's buildings are known the world over and a variety of historic architecture is on show. Famed Viennese buildings include the Rathaus, Schönbrunn Palace, Belvedere Museum and the Hundertwasserhaus, to name but a few. The Old Town - a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site - offers a beautiful setting to walk through and houses many historical places of interest, as well as numerous bars and restaurants. For those days when you don't feel like venturing too far, the City Park and Vienna State Opera House are both a short five-minute walk from the hotel.

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