A collection of independent hotels in and around Vienna.
Region
Here on the Danube ran the frontier of the Roman Empire for centuries. Today the northern bank holds the natural landscape of the Donau-Auen national park, while the southern shore holds what are probably Austria's most significant archaeological sites from Roman times.
It is this coexistence of nature and culture that our guests can enjoy here with all their senses. We support you in this with attentive hospitality that values personal care, and with hearty, down-to-earth home cooking in our restaurant.
Nature and history created the conditions — we try to shape them into a stimulating experience for you.
Discover
Roman heritage, floodplain landscapes and two capital cities within easy reach — selected destinations around our hotel.
Reconstructed Roman city quarters with a town house, urban villa and thermal baths — everyday Roman life brought within reach.
Official website(opens in a new window)The region's landmark: the remains of a 4th-century Roman triumphal monument, freely accessible.
The museum in Bad Deutsch-Altenburg holds the most important finds from the Roman city of Carnuntum.
Official website(opens in a new window)One of the last great riverine floodplain landscapes in Central Europe — with guided boat and walking tours.
Official website(opens in a new window)A medieval town wall with the mighty Wienertor gate, plus lanes and squares at the foot of the castle hill.
Prince Eugene's baroque palace complex in the Marchfeld — with its terraced garden and estate farm with animals, a destination for the whole family.
Official website(opens in a new window)The Slovak capital with its compact old town, castle and Danube promenade — ideal for a day trip.
St. Stephen's Cathedral, the Hofburg, the MuseumsQuartier: central Vienna with its museums, coffee houses and concert halls.