Housed in a historic 19th-century building which was the former headquarters for Erste Group Bank AG, Rosewood Vienna has a storied history — the building in its current form was designed and constructed from 1835 until 1838 by architect Alois Pichl, and today stands as an homage to Vienna’s heritage, craftsmanship, and contemporary culture, reinvented as a landmark luxury hotel in the heart of the city’s Old Town. Grand facades give way to modishly accented interiors shaped by Viennese artistry and refinement — with accommodation ranging from rooms and suites to one-of-a-kind Houses including the Royal Hoffmann House Presidential Suite with its own discrete separate entrance, and the Royal Graben House commanding views over the famous Graben pedestrian plaza.

• THE1835 Rooftop Bar — Named for the year the building was constructed, THE1835 is a signature rooftop destination where the old world meets what’s next — high above Vienna’s cobbled streets, offering curated cocktails, aperitifs, and panoramic views of the city skyline from early evening onwards.
• Neue Hoheit Restaurant — Perched high above Vienna’s rooftops with views of the baroque Old Town and the copper-domed St. Peter’s Church, Neue Hoheit brings a fresh perspective to Austrian cuisine — honouring tradition but never bound by it, with a contemporary menu celebrating the finest regional ingredients.
• One-of-a-Kind Houses — Beyond traditional hotel suites, Rosewood Vienna offers a collection of extraordinary Houses — private residences within the hotel, including the two-bedroom Treichl House, the Presidential Hoffmann House with its own separate entrance on Milchgasse, and the Graben House with commanding views over the Graben pedestrian plaza.