Hotel Secession an der Oper

Getreidemarkt 5 1060 Wien
VIENNA
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Overview

The Hotel Secession an der Oper is situated in the historical center of Vienna, in the Mariahilf district. Vienna's main tourist attractions (such as the Vienna State Opera House, St. Stephan's Cathedral and various museums) are just a short walk away. The hotel offers spacious, air-conditioned rooms (during the summer months) and an indoor car park to make your stay as comfortable as possible. Our family-run hotel has a fantastic view of the golden cupola of the Vienna Secession. Traditional Viennese hospitality, cozy atmosphere, spacious, optimally appointed rooms and an attentive team who care about your wellbeing look forward to your visit!

***City tax payable on the spot 5% per person per night.

Facilities

Hotel Facilities
Small pets allowed (under 5 kg) (extra fee)
Large pets allowed (over 5 kg) (extra fee)
Wheelchair-accessible
Car park (extra fee)
Garage (extra fee)
Key Collection
24-hour reception
Check-in hour: 15:00 - 00:00
Check-out hour: 00:00 - 12:00
Late Check-out (extra fee)
Wired Internet (extra fee)
Wi-fi
Local and international calls (extra fee)
Multilingual staff
Smoke detector
Hotel safe
Cloakroom
Lift access
Sun terrace
Newspapers
Luggage room
Towels and bed linen
Bar
Non-smoking area
Air conditioning in Restaurant
Breakfast room
Photocopier (extra fee)
Business centre
Hotel Information
Children get free accommodation, meals payable on the spot
Identification card at arrival
Non-smoking establishment
Credit card is compulsory as a deposit, no deposit in cash is accepted (extra fee)
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Getreidemarkt 5 1060 Wien
+431588380
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