Hotel Stefanie

The friendly and elegant 4-star Hotel Stefanie is one of the finest examples of Viennese tradition and one of the most beautiful hotels in the city.

Located in the very heart of the city, just a few minutes’ walk from St. Stephen's Cathedral, the Hotel Stefanie is the ideal starting point for discovering Vienna. It was named after the wife of the Crown Prince Rudolph, Princess Stefanie, and has been well known for its superior quality and personal service for more than 100 years. The restaurant Kronprinz Rudolph serves Austrian and international cuisine. There is also a garden restaurant, the café-bar Stefanie, function rooms for up to 200 people and our own parking garage.

The first historical mention of Hotel Stefanie dates back to the year 1703. A certain Josepha Winkler acquired the "Weisse Rose" (White Rose) at Taborstrasse 12 - the present-day Hotel Stefanie - in 1728. 70 years later, in 1798, the "Weisse Rose" was mentioned in Vienna's first hotel guide. Of all the hotels listed in that guide, only 3 have survived to the present day.

In the 1873 hotel guide, it was listed as having 110 rooms, making it one of the largest hotels in Vienna. Today, Hotel Stefanie is beloved by thousands of guests from all over the world - as a 4-star hotel with state-of-the-art facilities and that personal Viennese atmosphere rooted in centuries of tradition.

Hotel Stefanie is located in Vienna near: Located at the boundary between the first and second districts of Vienna, the hotel is easy to reach by public and private transportation alike. Many places of interest, as well as business centres and exhibition halls in Vienna, can be reached on foot from the hotel. Situated close by are the Schwedenplatz underground station (lines U1, U4) and the Danube shipping pier. The next station of the U2 underground line is 300 metres away.