Activities at The Ring, Vienna's Casual Luxury Hotel or nearby

• Accommodations:

  • 68 rooms & suites:

    • 5 Casual rooms:
      Spacious, cosy rooms, about 24 square meters, view to the lucid courtyard, quiet location.

    • 23 Special rooms:
      26 to 29 square meter, generous living and bedroom area, separate WC with soft closing seat and bidet.

    • 6 X-Special rooms:
      Between 47 and 50 square meters, sofa in the living area which also functions as a convertible couch, double washing stand in the bathroom, separate WC with soft closing seat and bidet, big shower with rain shower effect and bathtub, quiet location.

    • 26 X-Ordinary rooms:
      32 to 47 square meter, view on the Viennese Ringstrasse, accessible wardrobe, extra breakfast table for 2 people, 2 comfortable lounge chairs and a separate WC with soft closing seat and bidet. Connecting doors and accessible for people with disabilities.

  • Amenities & services:

    • Molton Brown bathroom amenities in every room

    • Use of a Nespresso coffee machine in every room & suite free of charge

    • Complimentary high-speed internet access

    • LCD TV with a large variety of national and international channels, video-on-demand/movies, music-on-demand via a unique music library, HD entertainment and news feeds.

    • Voicemail facilities

    • Minibar

    • Hireable DVD player available

    • Bathrobe

    • Turn-down service

    • Air conditioning

    • Heated mirror, hairdryer and scale in the bathroom

• Dining options:

  • Restaurant “at eight” (Gourmet cuisine)

  • Bar “Drings”

• Sports/Relaxation facilities and services:

  • Spa and fitness area located on the 7th floor with a spectacular view over Vienna’s rooftops:

    • Fitness area offers state-of-the-art equipment.

    • Steam bath

    • Sauna with direct view of the Karlskirche

    • The “Make me up! at The Ring” spa treatment room

ABOUT VIENNA

Vienna is a city of music, cafes, waltzes, parks, pastries, and wine, a true cosmopolitan center, where cultural identities fuse to produce the intriguing and, often cynical, Viennese.

From the time the Romans selected a Celtic settlement on the Danube River as one of their most important central European forts, "Vindobona," the city we now know as Vienna, has played a vital role in European history. Austria grew around the city and developed into a mighty empire.

The face of the city has changed time and again because of war, siege, victory, defeat, the death of an empire and the birth of a republic, foreign occupation, and the passage of time. Fortunately, the Viennese character -- a strict devotion to the good life -- has remained solid.