Wiener Hotels shine with Michelin keys: Sacher leads the list

Wiener Hotels shine with Michelin keys: Sacher leads the list

The "Guide Michelin" launched a special award for hotels in spring: the "Michelin Keys". These new awards are intended for hotels, which for restaurants the well-known Michelin stars are. It is particularly gratifying that Viennese hotels are now part of this new honor. The hotels were rated in a total of five categories, including the quality of the service, the architecture and the guest experience.

The famous Hotel Sacher received three Michelin keys in this first round, which underlines the excellence and the high standard of the house. Vienna has established itself as a top class city by awarding two hotels with the highest award and several with two or one key. A total of 14 Viennese hotels received an award and thus demonstrated the high quality of the Viennese hotel offer.

The prestigious award in detail

The concept of Michelin Keys underlines the value of hospitality and high -quality accommodations. The evaluation criteria used by the Michelin Guide include not only the aesthetics of the hotels, but also the consistent service quality and the associated price-performance ratio. These requirements are particularly high in a city like Vienna, which makes the award even more valuable.

A total of 14 hotels were awarded in the Austrian capital. This shows that Vienna performs well in an international comparison. For comparison: Rome has only 18 keys in 2.8 million inhabitants, while New York, despite its four times as many inhabitants, only has twice as many awards as Vienna. This illustrates how special the Viennese hotels are.

• three keys: Hotel Sacher
• Two keys: Imperial, Sans Souci, Park Hyatt, Rosewood, The Amauris
• A key: Altstadt Vienna, Andaz Vienna am Belvedere, Hollmann Beletage Design & Boutique Hotel, Josefine, Motto, Palais Coburg, The Guesthouse, The Ritz-Carlton

In addition, the list describes a mixture of elegant, historic luxury hotels and modern, hip accommodation. In this way, the diversity of the Viennese hotel culture is emphasized. Hotels like the "Sans Souci" and the "Imperial" stand for classic design, while facilities such as "Josefine" and the "Hollmann Beletage" implement young, dynamic concepts.

These awards are not only a sign of excellence, but also a sign of the continuous claim that the hotels in Vienna make. The various categories of Michelin Keys promote the excellent standards that guests can expect and support the development of tourism in the region.

For more information on the awards and the variety of the Vienna hotel offer, take a look at the comprehensive reporting on www.meinbeinbezirk.at .