Do&Co Hotel Vienna

DO & CO Hotel Vienna

"More than 15 years after designing Haas Haus, which sits like a postmodern exclamation point amid the imperial glory of Vienna’s Stephansplatz, Pritzker Prize–winning local architect Hans Hollein returned to freshen sections of the interior. He is a master of reflected light, and a standard double at this 43-room hotel features no fewer than 12 light sources that play off the teak floor and millwork, suede wall tiles, and retro-inspired furniture, and is especially atmospheric at night. The main attraction here, however, is the food. DO & CO is Austria’s most famous caterer, and the popular top-floor restaurant attracts Vienna’s see-and-be-seen crowd with its menu of traditional dishes, such as Tafelspitz (boiled beef), alongside sushi and sole meunière. Staff seem every bit as hip as the clientele, but the service isn’t quite as polished as the design."

"It would be difficult to find a hotel located any closer to the heart of Vienna and its major attractions than Do & Co. In fact, the reflection of the historic St. Stephen’s Cathedral engulfs the glass and steel of the landmark Haas Haus building, renovated by renowned architect Hans Hollein. Turkish-born Attila Doğudan opened Do & Co as a catering business in 1981 and has since followed with restaurants across Vienna and as far away as New York, making his hotel a gastronomic destination as well. A nod to his Turkish heritage can be seen in the colorful bedspreads that cover the incredibly comfortable beds. Rooms have a contemporary design and include travertine stone and teakwood floors. The sleek, all-glass showers in the city view rooms may at first seem to lack privacy, though there are shades that fold out. But, who needs privacy? You’re in Vienna!"

"It would be difficult to find a hotel located any closer to the heart of Vienna and its major attractions than Do & Co. In fact, the reflection of the historic St. Stephen’s Cathedral engulfs the glass and steel of the landmark Haas Haus building, renovated by renowned architect Hans Hollein. Turkish-born Attila Doğudan opened Do & Co as a catering business in 1981 and has since followed with restaurants across Vienna and as far away as New York, making his hotel a gastronomic destination as well. A nod to his Turkish heritage can be seen in the colorful bedspreads that cover the incredibly comfortable beds. Rooms have a contemporary design and include travertine stone and teakwood floors. The sleek, all-glass showers in the city view rooms may at first seem to lack privacy, though there are shades that fold out. But, who needs privacy? You’re in Vienna!"

DO&CO Hotel Vienna, a Design Boutique Hotel Vienna, Austria

"Directly opposite Saint Stephen’s Cathedral in the heart of Vienna, this elegant 5-star hotel in the unique Haas-Haus building includes the trendy ONYX Bar and the DO&CO gourmet restaurant on the top floor. Free WiFi and wired internet access are available. The very spacious and stylish rooms at DO&CO Hotel Vienna feature modern furnishings, wooden floors, and air conditioning. Every room is equipped with a seating area, a large minibar with an exclusive selection of wines and spirits, and a large B&O flat-screen TV with a DVD player. The elegant bathrooms feature exclusive ETRO toiletries and a rainforest shower. British and American power plugs are also available. Rooms offer views of the cathedral, the streets, or the courtyard. Breakfast can be ordered 24 hours a day, and an extensive room service menu is also available around the clock. The Stephansplatz Underground Station (lines U1 and U3) is right outside the hotel. Guests enjoy free admission to an exclusive fitness centre a 10-minute walk away. Many major sights are within easy walking distance." - My Boutique Hotel (en)

DO & CO Hotel (Vienna, Austria) 11 Hotel Reviews | Tablet Hotels

"Hotels don’t really get any more well-located than this; DO & CO stands right on the Stephansplatz, at the top of a modernist landmark building, overlooking the 12th-century Stephansdom cathedral, and a stone’s throw from any number of the cafés, restaurants, high-end shops, not to mention the theatres, opera houses and museums that make Vienna the de facto cultural capital of Europe." - Tablet Hotels