Hotel Sacher Vienna

Hotel Sacher is a fixture in Vienna‘s exclusive culinary scene. You can experience the elegance associated with the Sacher name for a night, and join the long list of illustrious guests that have enjoyed their signature hospitality. Start off your evening with a drink at the “Blaue Salon,” which looks positively magical with its velvety blue and decadent gold décor. After, treat yourself to a perfect dinner at Anna Sacher where Chef Werner Pichlmaier conjures up a modern and light Austrian cuisine. The restaurant features chandeliers by crystal makers Lobmeyr and a warm, luxurious atmosphere.

Hotel Sacher has found a way to combine chocolate and decadent indulgence – without any calories. The Time to Chocolate SPA at their Vienna location is an oasis of absolute peace, where guests can enjoy luxurious treatments made from the precious cacao bean. After a long day of wandering around Vienna, your skin may not be feeling as great as you. So lie back and enjoy the sweet bliss of being pampered with one of three special chocolate ceremonies. Let all your stress just drift away and leave it up to Time to Chocolate to soothe your body and soul.

Located across from the Vienna State Opera, Hotel Sacher hosts many operagoers among its guests. You may even spot a performer in the Anna Sacher restaurant before or after the show.

Perched on the banks of the Salzach River, Salzburg’s grande dame drips with old-world charm thanks to a stunning collection of antiques, crystal chandeliers, and fine art. But the guest rooms, many of which were refurbished in 2016 for the hotel’s 150th anniversary, expertly marry traditional elegance with a modern touch: toile wall coverings and opulent drapery soften high-tech amenities like flat-screen TVs, DVD players, and iPod docks, and marble bathrooms come stocked with the hotel’s own line of chocolate-scented toiletries. A stay here is incomplete without a slice of the eponymous cake, served with a dollop of whipped cream in the atmospheric café. Preface it with refined Austrian fare in the oak-paneled and antler-festooned Zirbelzimmer Restaurant, or grilled meats and fish at the folksy Salzachgrill. Afterward, enjoy a nightcap in the denlike bar, which spills out onto a riverside terrace.

Perched on the banks of the Salzach River, Salzburg’s grande dame drips with old-world charm thanks to a stunning collection of antiques, crystal chandeliers, and fine art. But the guest rooms, many of which were refurbished in 2016 for the hotel’s 150th anniversary, expertly marry traditional elegance with a modern touch: toile wall coverings and opulent drapery soften high-tech amenities like flat-screen TVs, DVD players, and iPod docks, and marble bathrooms come stocked with the hotel’s own line of chocolate-scented toiletries. A stay here is incomplete without a slice of the eponymous cake, served with a dollop of whipped cream in the atmospheric café. Preface it with refined Austrian fare in the oak-paneled and antler-festooned Zirbelzimmer Restaurant, or grilled meats and fish at the folksy Salzachgrill. Afterward, enjoy a nightcap in the denlike bar, which spills out onto a riverside terrace.

This realistic advertisment outside the Hotel Sacher offered us a very delicious looking torte. Indulge in the opportunity to eat the real thing and not a knock-off. It is worth every calorie.

Taken from my balcony at the wonderful Sacher Hotel. PS The Sacher Torte is equally wonderful at the Sacher in Vienna and Salzburg. I did extensive tasting tests to be sure.

Hotel Sacher serves the most authentic Sacher cake. We were here to celebrate my friend’s birthday. The hotel gets normal dinning area and tea room, you can choose to have a meal or just afternoon tea. I don’t recommend eating here though since the food was served with very small portion. If you want to have a true Viennese experience, just Original sacher torte+coffee melange. The combination is just classic!!