Hotels in Vienna, Austria
Leonardo Smart Hotel Vienna Airport
Leonardo Hotel Vienna Westbahnhof
Leonardo Hotel Vienna City West
Leonardo Hotel Vienna Hauptbahnhof
Leonardo Hotel Vienna Schönbrunn
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Vienna
The magnificent city of Vienna combines the rhythm of the old world with cultural, historical and natural landmarks, and the pulse of the present, with contemporary art exhibitions, night-life and entertainment for all tastes. Marvel at UNESCO World Heritage sites, such as the Viennese Old City Centre and the Schönbrunn Palace; view the city from the famous Ferris Wheel at the Prater or from the Donauturm; enjoy art â from classic to contemporary - at the Belvedere, the Albertina, the Kunsthistorisches Museum and countless other museums, attractions and parks. The city also features works by the late Friedensreich Hundertwasser, one of the worldâs most innovative architectural artists. And finally, no visit to Vienna would be complete without a taste of one of the worldâs best cuisines. Donât forget to sit down at a classic cafĂ©, enjoy the sweet taste of the Strudel and Sachertorte, and inhale this cityâs atmosphere.
In Austriaâs charming capital city, visitors can take in local cultural sights, get inspired by centuries of history, or simply while the day away in wine taverns or cosy coffee houses in Vienna city centre. Each year, festivals including Vienna Blues Spring and Vienna Jazz Festival bring thousands of extra tourists to the city, but for something a little more local, visitors can head for one of the many restaurants and bars. For a comfortable, well-located hotel in Vienna choose Leonardo Hotels.
Get your bearings
A morning spent browsing the shops, cafes and galleries of Viennaâs city centre is a wonderful way to start your holiday. For fresh fruit and vegetables as well as restaurants serving local delicacies, head to the indoor âNaschmarktâ, or, for a quintessential Vienna experience, stop by one of the cityâs grand coffee houses for a slice of chocolate Sachertorte or apple strudel.
Donât miss
See one of the 350 performances of operas and ballets that take place every year at the Vienna State Opera House on Opernring 2. Or, for an added culture fix, head to The Belvedere, a former royal summer residence. This stunning architectural gem doubles as an art museum, and is now home to works by Klimt, Van Gogh, Monet and more.
While youâre there
For a day out of the city, take a taxi to Schönbrunn Palace and admire its Rococo architecture and perfectly tended gardens. Once there, the Palm House, a greenhouse enclosure home to hundreds of species of butterflies, is worth a visit, as is the strikingly beautiful Tyrolean Garden.
The magnificent city of Vienna combines the rhythm of the old world with cultural, historical and natural landmarks, and the pulse of the present, with contemporary art exhibitions, night-life and entertainment for all tastes. Marvel at UNESCO World Heritage sites, such as the Viennese Old City Centre and the Schönbrunn Palace; view the city from the famous Ferris Wheel at the Prater or from the Donauturm; enjoy art â from classic to contemporary - at the Belvedere, the Albertina, the Kunsthistorisches Museum and countless other museums, attractions and parks. The city also features works by the late Friedensreich Hundertwasser, one of the worldâs most innovative architectural artists. And finally, no visit to Vienna would be complete without a taste of one of the worldâs best cuisines. Donât forget to sit down at a classic cafĂ©, enjoy the sweet taste of the Strudel and Sachertorte, and inhale this cityâs atmosphere.
In Austriaâs charming capital city, visitors can take in local cultural sights, get inspired by centuries of history, or simply while the day away in wine taverns or cosy coffee houses in Vienna city centre. Each year, festivals including Vienna Blues Spring and Vienna Jazz Festival bring thousands of extra tourists to the city, but for something a little more local, visitors can head for one of the many restaurants and bars. For a comfortable, well-located hotel in Vienna choose Leonardo Hotels.
Get your bearings
A morning spent browsing the shops, cafes and galleries of Viennaâs city centre is a wonderful way to start your holiday. For fresh fruit and vegetables as well as restaurants serving local delicacies, head to the indoor âNaschmarktâ, or, for a quintessential Vienna experience, stop by one of the cityâs grand coffee houses for a slice of chocolate Sachertorte or apple strudel.
Donât miss
See one of the 350 performances of operas and ballets that take place every year at the Vienna State Opera House on Opernring 2. Or, for an added culture fix, head to The Belvedere, a former royal summer residence. This stunning architectural gem doubles as an art museum, and is now home to works by Klimt, Van Gogh, Monet and more.
While youâre there
For a day out of the city, take a taxi to Schönbrunn Palace and admire its Rococo architecture and perfectly tended gardens. Once there, the Palm House, a greenhouse enclosure home to hundreds of species of butterflies, is worth a visit, as is the strikingly beautiful Tyrolean Garden.
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About the City
Vienna is famous for its imperial history, classical music, elegant coffee houses, and landmarks like Schönbrunn Palace, the Hofburg, and St. Stephenâs Cathedral.
Visitors love Vienna for its mix of history, art, world-class museums, operas, and vibrant food culture.
Key highlights include Schönbrunn Palace, Belvedere Palace, the Hofburg, Vienna State Opera, St. Stephenâs Cathedral, and the MuseumsQuartier.
The best time to visit is AprilâJune and SeptemberâOctober, when the weather is pleasant and the city hosts cultural events. Winter is also popular for Christmas markets.
Most visitors spend 3â4 days in Vienna to explore major attractions, enjoy concerts, and visit surrounding neighborhoods.
Yes, Vienna is very family-friendly with parks, museums for children, and attractions like the Prater amusement park and Schönbrunn Zoo.
Yes, Vienna is renowned for its opera season, classical concerts, the Vienna Opera Ball, and world-famous Christmas markets.
Very easy â Vienna has one of Europeâs best public transport systems with trams, buses, and U-Bahn metro lines.
Donât miss Wiener Schnitzel, Sachertorte, Apfelstrudel, and traditional coffee house specialties.
Yes, popular day trips include the Wachau Valley, Bratislava, and Lower Austriaâs wine villages.
Vienna's traditional coffee houses (KaffeehÀuser) feature marble tables, Thonet chairs, newspapers, and leisurely atmosphere dating to Habsburg era. Order Melange (cappuccino-style), EinspÀnner (coffee with whipped cream), or Wiener Eiskaffee (iced coffee). Famous houses include Café Central, Café Sacher, Café Sperl. Expect to linger-rushing is frowned upon. UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.
The Ringstrasse (Ring Road) is Vienna's grand 5.3-kilometer boulevard encircling the historic center, built 1857-1865 replacing medieval city walls. The Ring showcases imperial architecture including State Opera, Parliament, Rathaus (City Hall), Burgtheater, and University. Tram lines 1 and 2 circle the Ring providing scenic transport and sightseeing overview.
Schönbrunn Palace is Vienna's most visited attraction-the 1,441-room former Habsburg summer residence featuring opulent imperial apartments, Gloriette hilltop viewpoint, formal gardens, world's oldest zoo, and baroque grandeur rivaling Versailles. Entry âŹ16-32 depending on tour (Grand/Imperial). Located 6 kilometers southwest of center (U4 metro). Allow 3-4 hours minimum. Essential Vienna landmark.
Naschmarkt is Vienna's most popular market featuring 120+ stalls selling fresh produce, spices, cheeses, meats, international foods, and prepared meals. The 1.5-kilometer market (near Karlsplatz U-Bahn) operates Monday-Saturday. Surrounding restaurants offer diverse cuisine. Saturday flea market adds antiques and vintage items. Essential for food lovers and local atmosphere.
Vienna offers nightly classical music concerts including Vienna Philharmonic performances, church concerts (Karlskirche, St. Stephen's), Mozart/Strauss concerts in historic venues, and free summer outdoor concerts. Ticket prices range âŹ25-200 depending on venue and seats. Music tradition permeates Vienna with accessible options for all budgets.
MuseumsQuartier (MQ) is one of world's largest cultural complexes featuring Leopold Museum (Schiele collection), MUMOK (modern art), Kunsthalle Wien, and courtyards with cafĂ©s and seasonal events. The converted imperial stables create contemporary cultural hub contrasting historic Vienna. Essential for art enthusiasts. Free courtyard access; museums charge entry (âŹ13-15 each).
Hofburg Palace served as Habsburg winter residence and Austria's political center for 640 years. The vast complex includes Imperial Apartments, Sisi Museum, Silver Collection, Spanish Riding School, and Austrian National Library. Entry âŹ15-18. Located in city center. Allow 2-3 hours. Hofburg provides intimate Habsburg experience compared to Schönbrunn's grandeur.
Leonardo Hotels in the City
Yes, Leonardo Hotels operates four properties in Vienna: Leonardo Hotel Vienna Westbahnhof, Leonardo Hotel Vienna City West, Leonardo Hotel Vienna Hauptbahnhof, and Leonardo Hotel Vienna Schönbrunn.
Leonardo Hotel Vienna Schönbrunn is the closest, within walking distance of the palace and its gardens.
Leonardo Hotel Vienna Westbahnhof is right next to Mariahilfer StraĂe, the cityâs main shopping boulevard.
Leonardo Hotel Vienna Hauptbahnhof is located directly next to Viennaâs central station.
Leonardo Hotel Vienna Westbahnhof, Leonardo Hotel Vienna Hauptbahnhof, and Leonardo Hotel Vienna Schönbrunn all offer convenient access to Viennaâs city centre and St. Stephenâs Cathedral via public transport.
Leonardo Hotel Vienna Hauptbahnhof offers the most convenient airport access via direct train connections from the central station.
Yes, Leonardo Hotel Vienna Hauptbahnhof is next to the main central train station, perfect for guests arriving by rail.
Leonardo Hotel Vienna City West offers a comfortable stay in a calmer district with quick access to public transport into the centre.
Leonardo Hotel Vienna Hauptbahnhof, Leonardo Vienna Schönbrunn and Leonardo Hotel Vienna Westbahnhof are best for business guests due to their central transport links and meeting facilities.
Leonardo Hotel Vienna Schönbrunn is ideal for families, located near Schönbrunn Palace, gardens, and zoo.
Leonardo Hotel Vienna Westbahnhof is best for sightseeing thanks to its location on Mariahilfer StraĂe with direct transport to all major attractions.
Leonardo Hotel Vienna Westbahnhof is right next to Mariahilfer StraĂe, Viennaâs top shopping street.
Leonardo Hotel Vienna Hauptbahnhof is best for conferences thanks to its event spaces and location near the cityâs main transport hub.
Hotel Features & Services
Yes, all Leonardo Hotels in Vienna offer family rooms, while Leonardo Hotel Vienna Schönbrunn is particularly convenient for families visiting the zoo and palace gardens.
Yes, Leonardo Hotel Vienna Hauptbahnhof, Leonardo Vienna Schönbrunn and Leonardo Hotel Vienna Westbahnhof are especially convenient for business travellers thanks to their proximity to major train stations and meeting facilities.
Yes, all Leonardo Hotels in Vienna offer on-site or nearby parking facilities.
Yes, every Leonardo Hotel in Vienna offers breakfast buffets with both international and Viennese options.
Yes, free high-speed Wi-Fi is available in all Leonardo Hotels in Vienna.
Yes, small pets are welcome at Leonardo Hotels in Vienna.
Yes, accessible rooms and facilities are available at each Leonardo Hotel in Vienna.
Yes, Leonardo Hotel Vienna Hauptbahnhof and Leonardo Hotel Vienna Westbahnhof feature modern meeting rooms and event facilities.
