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There are few more alluring places to sit and relax with a newspaper and coffee than the atrium of the ‘King of Hungary’. The house dates from the 16th century, and the atrium formed when a glass roof was built over the internal courtyard. It is now filled with tables, comfortable chairs, plants, even trees, overlooked by the building’s original windows. The style is traditional throughout – chandeliers, upright, upholstered chairs, period furniture – though decoration and colour schemes vary from one comfortable bedroom to the next.
City Style
Cycling
Museums
Foodies
Designer Shopping
Historic
Other Activities
Sights nearby
Pet friendly
Child friendly
Sit-out Terrace
Downtown
Family Suites
Good wine list
Full of character
Charming
Retro/Vintage
Townhouse
Grand Hotel
Restaurant
Artworks
Boutique
Antiques
Quirky
Views
Traditional
Romantic
Free wifi
Rooms
33 rooms in this hotelParking
Public parking is possible at a location nearby and costs EUR 20 per day.Pet friendly
Pets are allowed on request. Charges may be applicable.Outdoor dining
Glass covered courtyard.Airport transfer
Surcharge is applicable.Child friendly
All children welcome.Business Centre
Sit-out Terrace
Safe
Family Suites
Good wine list
Bar
Car not required
Walking distance restaurants
Meeting Room
Bicycle hire
Restaurant
Views
Room service
Suites
Satellite / Cable TV
Air conditioning
Wifi
Free wifi
Cycling
Museums
Designer Shopping
Other Activities
Sights nearby
"The building dates back to 1349, so expect a medieval Viennese vibe: thick wooden doors, arched windows and corridors looking on to a welcoming glass-roofed inner courtyard."
Originally published by The Telegraph
"The bar in the airy inner courtyard is a central gathering place for the local movers and shakers."
Originally published by Conde Nast Traveller
"Sip coffee in the glass-covered courtyard atrium, steps away from where Mozart composed The Marriage of Figaro, or try a sekt at the bar."
Originally published by Travel & Leisure
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