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Das Triest is a luxury hotel in the center of the city. With the opening of the hotel in 1995, Vienna finally had its own hip hotel centerpiece – a sharp contrast to the city’s charming, late 19th-century art nouveau architecture. A former coach station on the route from Vienna to Trieste, interior architect Sir Terence Conran's renovation converted the property into a unique and contemporary five- star hotel.The hotel has the Business Center facilities,free Internet connection and is a comfortable place to stay for businessmen.

Check in (arrival) date: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31January February March April May June July August September October November December Number of nights: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Room type: Double occupancy Single occupancy

-(s)-standard class hotel
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Wiedner hauptstrasse 12
Vienna 1040
Austria
Airp-vienna intl 12mi/19.35km
Belvedere palaces 3 blocks
City hall 6 blocks
Concert hall 2 blocks
Imperial castle 5 blocks
Karlskirche 2 blocks
Museum of art history 5 blocks
Museum of natural history 5 blocks
Parliment 6 blocks
Prater 3mi/4.84km
Schloss schonbrunn 6mi/9.68km
Spanish riding school 5 blocks
St. stephans cathedral 5 blocks
Stadt park 5 blocks
State opera house 3 blocks
Standard class hotel in vienna, austria.

Property facilities and services:
-aircondition -fax fac inroom -hair dryer
-handicap fac -laundry svc -parking
-phone-dir dial -restaurants -room service
-safe dep box -sauna -spa
-television
The hotel das triest is in the heart of vienna, a
10 minute stroll from st. stephans. the hotel
Has a truly unique heritage. 3 centuries ago, it
Was a coaching inn for the stage from vienna to
Trieste. characterful parts of the 17th and 18th
Century building have been incorporated into the
Public rooms of this luxury modern hotel, designed
By internationally acclaimed architect, sir
Terence conran. a unique feature is the
Flower-bedecked central courtyard.