The Falkensteiner Hotel Palace is in the 5th district close to city centre, ca. 1,5 km from St. Stephens. Near Metro station U4 Pilgramgasse, bus A13 Margaretenplatz, Naschmarkt and the Theater an der Wien. The hotel facilities and services include lounge, bar, breakfast room and meeting rooms. The rooms are equipped with air conditioning, telephone, internet connection, cable TV, pay TV, mini bar, radio, safe and hair dryer. Address: Margaretenstraße 92, 1050 Vienna, Austria

The hotel is a perfect melange of elegance and traditional Viennese style, providing efficient facilities for tourists and business travellers. A sober design and comfort characterise the guestrooms of the hotel. All of them are furnished with elegant furniture including glass cabinets and chests of drawers, creating a novel and striking atmosphere.

Location. The Falkensteiner Hotel Palace displays modern Art Deco style in the historic city of Vienna, Austria. The well-known Naschmarkt and the Flohmarkt are held 500 meters from the hotel. This property stands less than two kilometers from the famous Ringstrasse and the Opera House.
Hotel Features. Evenings may begin in the lounge bar that showcases a unique low-level bar and a small library. Three flexible function rooms accommodate groups of up to 90 people. Air-conditioned seminar rooms boast natural daylight. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available. The hotel offers a sauna. Practical hotel amenities include a currency exchange desk. Transportation to and from Vienna International Airport is available for a fee.

Guestrooms. The six-story Falkensteiner Hotel Palace offers 117 air-conditioned guestrooms decorated in Biedermeier period design or timeless nobility design with its use of light wooden materials and soft color palettes. All accommodations include cable television and dial-up Internet access. Minibars are provided.

Expert Tip. Located 500 meters from the hotel, the Naschmarkt is more than a vegetable market. It is a veritable Viennese institution dating back to the 16th century. Today, the Naschmarkt is a blend of Viennese tradition and Asian influence. It is a great place to shop for tasty goods at one of the many stalls and eclectic coffee shops.