The Amauris Vienna

Four-star · From $550 per nightAny mandatory hotel fees are shown before you confirm.

The Ringstrasse & the Opera · Vienna

A sense of the place

The Amauris Vienna — suite — The Grand Maisonette Suite at The Amauris Vienna: a double-height attic with a sculptural freestanding bathtub on white marble, a black marble desk, a mirrored wardrobe wall, an oversized black articulated wall lamp, a gilt-framed painting and the bed at the right below a glass-railed mezzanine; nobody in frame — Tony Gigov / The Amauris Vienna

The Amauris Vienna — restaurant — Glasswing restaurant at The Amauris Vienna, empty and laid for service: curved taupe banquettes and round tables in white linen along a charcoal wall hung salon-style with gilt-framed oil paintings, a glass vase of pink tulips and ranunculus in the foreground, a black-lacquered wine wall, blue velvet chairs and a coffered white ceiling towards the windows; nobody in frame — © The Amauris Vienna

The Amauris Vienna — bar — Glasswing Bar at The Amauris Vienna: a channel-tufted emerald velvet banquette set into a Calacatta Viola marble counter, two black-glass tables laid with glasses and orange pincushion flowers, emerald armchairs, a glowing glass-tube floor lamp, and a salon wall of gilt-framed paintings with a marble bust above; nobody in frame — Tony Gigov / The Amauris Vienna

The Amauris Vienna — spa — The relaxation room of The Amauris Vienna's spa: two black woven loungers with towels embroidered with the house's A monogram, a white sofa and a timber side table under a lit brick vault, a copy of the Venus de Milo in a niche, and the pool hall through the open door; nobody in frame — Tony Gigov / The Amauris Vienna

Why it's in the collection

Because the regal corner building with its scrubbed white façade, cheerful red roof and perfectly symmetrical windows, like a film set, suits a city where appearances matter, at an address around the corner from the Opera on the busy Ringstrasse, and inside the former noble residence keeps its high ceilings, hardwood floors, coffered walls and glittering chandeliers, given a breath of fresh air by recent updates — and the house is listed at exactly the tier it holds.

On the Kärntner Ring by the Opera, in the first district; an independent house.
Rooms and suites in the former residence; the Glasswing restaurant and bar; the spa and pool; the Ring at the door.
Two MICHELIN Keys in the 2025 selection; holds four-star standing.

Good to know

Address — Kärntner Ring 8, 1010 Wien

From the hotel's website, checked Oct 8, 2026

The neighborhood

First light over The Ringstrasse & the Opera

The Ringstrasse & the Opera

The boulevard of palaces round the old city, with the Kärntner Ring and the Schubertring where the grand hotels stand. It takes in the Staatsoper and the Albertina, the Musikverein, the Hofburg and the Burggarten.

The Staatsoper and the Ring, at the door.
The Kärntner Strasse and St. Stephen's, five minutes on foot.
Vienna Airport, twenty minutes.

“A regal 19th-century building on the Kärntner Ring by the Opera, once a noble residence and now a refined small hotel.”

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