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The Mandarin Oriental Vienna is open for reservations for stays from November 17, 2025. With existing Vienna luxury hotels such as the Park Hyatt Vienna, Rosewood Vienna, the Palais Coburg Residenz (sister hotel of the fantastic Park Hotel Vitznau by Lake Lucerne), the Hotel Sacher Wien, the Ritz-Carlton Vienna, and the Thompson Vienna, Vienna is rapidly expanding its luxury offerings.
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Mandarin Oriental Vienna
The new Mandarin Oriental Vienna is located at Riemergasse 7, about a 20-30 minute drive from Vienna Airport (VIE), a 5-6 minute walk from Stephansplatz and St. Stephen's Cathedral, a 12 minute walk to the Vienna State Opera, a short walk to an array of restaurants and cafes, and a 25 minute walk from the MuseumsQuartier.
The hotel is in a listed building that once served as the Vienna’s commercial law court from 1912 to 2003. The restoration and renovation preserves many of the building’s original design elements.
The hotel's 138 guest rooms and suites surround a central courtyard.
A Corner Suite, with dual exposure:
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A Premier Suite living area:
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A Deluxe Suite Bathroom:
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For families, certain Superior Rooms and Deluxe Rooms interconnect to form family rooms, while another option is a Premier Deluxe Family Room, consisting of a Premier Deluxe Room connecting to a Mandarin Room.
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The new hotel offers four dining venues. Atelier 7 – Brasserie is the all-day-dining restaurant with Art Nouveau elegance, serving breakfast 7-10:30am on weekdays and 7-11am on weekends; lunch from noon-2:30pm; and dinner 6-10:30pm.
Le Sept, the fine dining restaurant, pairs French technique with Asian influences, with a focus on seafood. It's exclusively open on Friday and Saturday evenings, 6-10pm.
For Viennese cafe flair, artisan pastries and indulgent specialty coffees, turn to Atelier 7 – The Cafe.
In the evening, enjoy an expertly crafted cocktail or premium sake or whisky at Atelier 7 – Izakaya & Bar.
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The Spa at Mandarin Oriental featuring a series of treatment rooms, a swimming pool and a well-equipped fitness center.
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Mandarin Oriental Vienna Fan Club Benefits + Opening Offer or Complimentary Night
The best way to reserve Mandarin Oriental hotels and resorts is through TravelSort with Mandarin Oriental Fan Club benefits (note that this is NOT the same as Mandarin Oriental's Fans of MO consumer loyalty program, which forces guests to choose only a few of these benefits for a given stay).
- Upgrade of one category (room to room, suite to suite) if available at check-in
- Welcome amenity
- Daily full breakfast for two
- EUR 100 dining or spa services credit once per stay
- Complimentary WiFi
- 4pm late check-out subject to availability
Plus, with the opening offer, enjoy a complimentary welcome cocktail, local museum ticket or departure gift, the option to enjoy your breakfast via in-room dining, and for suite guests, an additional EUR 100 dining or spa services credit.
Alternatively, enjoy a complimentary 3rd night free for stays January 4-April 8, 2026, as well as our Fan Club benefits.
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The upcoming Rosewood should also be on the radar for the luxury traveller visiting Vienna. An oversight, perhaps?
We included it in our post awhile ago on Rosewood Amsterdam and Rosewood Vienna–perhaps you missed it? https://travelsort.com/rosewood-amsterdam-hotel/
No I didn’t miss it. I just think it should be included in the list of hotels mentioned in ths same post. Cheers