The Amauris Vienna

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exceptional location19th-century Viennese architecturespa with indoor poolinventive cuisine

The majestic 19th-century facade of The Amauris stands proudly on the main boulevard of the Ringstrasse, encapsulating all of the charm of Vienna’s historical centre. A stone’s throw away from the opera and just 150 metres from the Musikverein, in the bustling heart of the city, The Amauris is both an elegant and contemporary treasure, combining the old with the new throughout its interior. The beautiful original elevator provides access to the well-appointed rooms and suites from which you can gaze upon the cheerful procession of red and white tramways. The hotel’s crown jewel, the Opera suite, features a balcony with an exclusive view of the famous state opera. In the evening, the gourmet restaurant, Glasswing, offers a perfect mix of innovation and tradition in which only the best products are used; be it those from the region or the sea, the main focus is always on delivering the highest of quality.

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Glasswing Restaurant

Chef Alexandru Simon

1 Michelin Star 2026

Creative cooking

With my love for tradition and an urge to experiment, I blend the cultural heritage of Vienna with bold new flavours. Dining here, you'll experience meals with a perfect mix of innovation and tradition, worthy of Vienna. Whether the ingredients come from the nearby region or the sea, our main focus is always on the highest quality.

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Closing dates

14/07/2026 to 29/08/2026

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Children welcome from 12 years old

Disabled access

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Air-conditioned

Valet service

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Other restaurants at the property

Glasswing Bistro

Bistro-style cuisine

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