Hotel Sacher Vienna
Hotel · Staatsoper ·
Elegant hotel and cafe famous for its original Sacher-Torte
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Elegant hotel and cafe famous for its original Sacher-Torte
"When people travel to Vienna they often make a beeline for the Hotel Sacher to try the city’s calling-card Sacher torte, but in my experience the Sacher at the hotel is dry and overpriced; there’s always a long line of tourists outside, selfie sticks at the ready, and even Anthony Bourdain shared that view." - Valeriya Safronova
"I associated the Vienna property with the nation’s beloved Sacher torte." - Rachel Chang
"For old-world elegance, this Three MICHELIN Keys grande dame offers a nearly 150-year track record of refined service and rooms with postcard-worthy views of the Vienna State Opera, the Albertina Museum, and Kärntner Straße." - Caitlin Gunther
"Vienna’s Hotel Sacher is a testament to enduring elegance and female leadership. Founded in 1876 by Eduard Sacher, the hotel came into its own under the stewardship of his formidable widow, Anna Sacher. At the turn of the 20th century, Anna—a cigar-smoking doyenne often trailed by her beloved French bulldogs—turned the Sacher into the most glamorous gathering place in the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Nobility, artists, and politicians waltzed through its gilded salons, and her rigorous attention to detail made the hotel synonymous with Viennese excellence. Her legacy set a precedent: that a hotel could be both a stage and a sanctuary." - Lilah Ramzi
"A city known for its refined elegance and old-school craft, epitomized by the historic tailor Knize."