Hotel Das TriestvsThe Ritz-Carlton, Vienna
Hotel Das Triest and The Ritz-Carlton, Vienna are both endorsed by professional reviewers writing for major publications. Overall, Hotel Das Triest scores slightly better than The Ritz-Carlton, Vienna. Hotel Das Triest ranks #10 in Vienna with endorsements from 12 reviewers including Star Service, Lonely Planet and Fodor's.
Hotel Das Triest
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Wiedner Hauptstrasse 12, Vienna 1040, Austria
From $189/night
- Pet Friendly
- Bar/Lounge
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Shuttle Bus
- Laundry Service
"The clean-cut lines of this designer hotel, with its homely rooms, are the work of Sir Terence Conran."
"This great little design hotel set the scene for the explosion of chic, contemporary places to sleep in the Austrian capital."
"Transformed into an ultrasleek ocean liner, this design hotel was once a postal-coach station on the route between Vienna and the port city of Trieste." Full review
"Historic coach house turned hip hotel in downtown Vienna designed by Sir Terence Conran." Full review
"A 1990s-era Sir Terence Conran–designed hideaway at the edge of baroque Karlsplatz, Das Triest is emblematic of the city’s no-frills, economic approach to environmentalism." Full review
"The rooms, some with their own terrace or private garden, are individually furnished and feature works by local and international artists."
"The super-smooth, minimalist interior comes courtesy of Terence Conran and the Italians, and is quirky in an understated way."
"This design warrior is armed with cosmopolitan elegance and one of the most beautiful private gardens in the city." Full review
"During the 18th century, Das Triest was a stable on the horse-drawn postal service line between Vienna and Trieste." Full review
8.0
"An italophile design hotel with a nautical theme. Das Triest is an oasis of light and peace in one of inner-city Vienna’s most lively neighbourhoods." Full review
The Ritz-Carlton, Vienna
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Schubertring 5-7, Vienna 1010, Austria
From $260/night
- Pet Friendly
- Bar/Lounge
- Hot Tub
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Laundry Service
"The combination of historic setting and elegant modern interior is always appealing."
"Unlike the baroque splendor on display at the Imperial, this offering highlights elegant 21st-century trends in subdued but first-rate fashion." Full review
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Those in search of a good view should request a room on a high floor looking out over Schubertring or St. Stephen's Cathedral.
"The style is subdued modern and the bathrooms are fit for the emperors who once lived here, with large soaking tubs, wall-to-wall marble, and heated floors." Full review
"The Ritz-Carlton conjured true Viennese grandeur by occupying not one, but four former 19th-century palaces along the Ringstraße for its first Austrian location." Full review
"It’s made from four 19th-century palaces stitched together, spanning over two hundred rooms and suites, and while it’s situated right on the busy Ringstrasse, the atmosphere inside is calm as can be."
"Luxurious with a Guerlain spa, a roof deck with 360-degree views, and spacious rooms decorated in rich fabrics." Full review
18.5
"You don’t go to Ritz-Carlton to have all your ideas about hotels turned on their head. You go to Ritz-Carlton to see the virtues of traditional hospitality practiced at the highest level...." Full review
8.0
"A luxurious 202-room hotel with an elegant spa in an imposing building on the Ringstraße, close to the city sights." Full review
"Austrian grande dame dripping with 19th-century Baroque and Gothic relics and a Guerlian spa, all next to Vienna’s oldest public park." Full review
Readers' Choice Award
"Four nineteenth-century palaces joined into one modern hotel, right on the Ringstrasse, half a mile from the Vienna State Opera." Full review