Le Meridien Vienna
Vienna, Austria

The hotel has a fully equipped gym with swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna and steam bath. Massage and beauty treatment are available on request. The rooms are equipped with up to date technology and wall-mounted 106cm plasma-screen TVs provide video, music and high speed internet access. Many excursions with guides can be arranged through the hotel including a boat ride on the River Danube, a ride in a horse-drawn carriage and bicycle tours.
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Le Meridien Vienna has 258 superior, deluxe and executive rooms and 36 suites; some of the rooms have disabled access and non-smoking options. All the rooms have direct dial telephones, computer dataport, high-speed internet access and cable TV. There is also a free nightly shoeshine service. The rooms are meticulously designed with luxury, comfort and convenience in mind. There are beautiful powerful showers and gorgeous toiletries are provided including Hermes soap.

The Restaurant Shambala has a sumptuous menu created by the Parisian chef, Michel Rostang, set off perfectly by the stunning interiors. The Bar Shambala is trendy and chic, a great place to start the evening or indulge in a late night digestive, enjoy the music and watch people. The Café Boulevard offers a light menu including delicious pastries and has huge windows to enjoy the views of the Viennese boulevards. A room service menu is also available.

There is a fully equipped business centre and secretarial services are available. Further information is available on request.

Vienna has a colourful and rich cultural history with music playing a major part in that history.  The famous composers of the past who originated in Vienna include some of the most distinguished in the world: Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert and Johan Strauss to name a few. The magnificent Opera house is internationally renowned as are the Vienna Boys’ choir and Wiener Philharmoniker. There are lovely Grand Palaces to visit along with art collections and museums. The Lipizzaner horses are trained here and performances can be seen at the Vienna Hofburg, Imperial Palace. Vienna offers fabulous shopping opportunities with the Naschmarkt and adjacent “flea market” where all sorts of treasures can be found. From the middle of November Vienna’s traditional Christmas markets, Christkindlmarkt and Spittelberg are open and wonderful smells of ginger bread and gluvine fill the air, really bringing on that festive feeling. The trendy shops can be found around Mariahilfer Strasse.  For sustenance on a busy day’s sightseeing or shopping there are plenty of traditional Viennese coffee shops serving delectable pastries and creamy coffee or wine taverns “Heurige” for something stronger.