Rosenball 2013

Not only the Opera Ball is on February 7th, also the flashiest and craziest ball of the year will be presented again this year by Miss Candy. more details

The Vienna Ice Dream

The “Wiener Eistraum” (“Vienna Ice Dream”) has become a tradition. The park of Rathausplatz will be transformed into an icy landscape with all kinds of attractions: It offers wintry sports fun against the romantic backdrop of Rathaus.
If you do not have ice skates, you can borrow them for a rental fee. This also allows all tourists and Vienna’s visitors to participate. Various restaurateurs provide for short warm-up time with drinks such as punch, mulled wine, tea and dishes of national and international cuisine.
Not only is the „Wiener Eistraum“ waiting for you, from the 25^th of January to the 10^th of March, but we are waiting for you, too! After a cold winter day enjoy cozy and relaxing moments in Boutique Hotel Stadthalle! We are looking forward to welcoming you!
Vienna Ice Dream: every day from 9-22 o´clock. 25% discount with the Vienna Card.

Valentine´s Day in Vienna

Valentine’s Day is soon and do not you have any ideas?
Seduce your partner on Valentine’s Day with a romantic and cuddly stay at Boutique Hotel Stadthalle!

No matter whether it’s raining, snowing or the sun is shining; enchant your partner and celebrate Valentine´s Day with pure romance!

For lovers we have a memorable offer: “Be my Valentine”

Valentine’s Day … the day of the great feelings…. visit us!

Wiener Tafel

“Wiener Tafel” is an independent Austrian charity organization that collects excess food and hygiene items from trade and industry and takes them where they are needed.
The “Tafel” supports socially disadvantaged people in hostels for the homeless, houses of refuge or mother-child homes. It finances itself by private donations and sponsorship.

The “Wiener Tafel “distributes sustainably and we, Boutiquehotel Stadthalle, support them with pleasure.

With our hotel tours, we collect voluntary donations which then are passed on to the “Wiener Tafel”.

Visit us and you can help!           

Rathaus- and Schönbrunn- Christmas tree

Christmas is over, the New Year has only just started and the question is what will happen to the old Christmas trees?

Not only are Christmas trees removed from Vienna’s households, but also the Christmas trees of Rathaus and Schönbrunn were taken down.

The foresters of the city of Vienna again make something useful out of the wood: The Rathaus-Christmas tree is processed to insect hotels. About 10 bees’ hotels will be placed in the Vienna wood, in Lobau and in Lainzer zoo! Above all wild bees, ladybirds and several wasps should find the optimal habitat there!

The Schönbrunn Christmas tree was fed to the elephants, giraffes and rhinoceroses of Schönbrunn zoo last monday. The Christmas tree certainly is a welcome green snack for the animals!

Happy New Year!

Thank you for letting us serve you throughout the year in our house.

The whole team from the Boutique Hotel Stadthalle wishes you a Happy New Year!

Happy New Year    Feliz Año Nuevo   Boldog Új Évet 

  Felice Anno Nuovo     Yeni Yiliniz Kutlu Olsun     Bonne Année

Feliz Ano Novo     Scecna nova godina

New Year´s Eve 2012

If you still have no plans for New Year’s Eve 2012, you can enjoy the Silvesterpfad in the old town of Vienna and in the Prater. The SILVESTERPFAD Vienna invites to celebrate an open-air spectacle in the city from 2 p.m. until 2 a.m.

300 artists provide for great entertainment. This connects the major places: Rathausplatz – Freyung – Am Hof – Stephansplatz – Hoher Markt – Neuer Markt – Kärntnerstraße.

More than 100 local restaurateurs will serve punch, mulled wine, tea, beer and champagne and culinary delights on Silvesterpfad. Many large and small stages ensure shows, folk music, waltz music, operetta and pop & rock for good entertainment!

From Boutique Hotel Stadthalle you can reach the most important places by underground U3 and by tram 49. The underground lines and the tram lines will operate through the night.

Girlfriend Shopping in Vienna!!!

Vienna offers an abundance of shopping opportunities.  Two of the best known shopping streets are Mariahilfer Strasse, and  Kärntner Strasse.

Vienna’s top shopping mile, the Mariahilfer Strasse with its international flair, features a wide selection of shops ranging from small boutiques to large flagship stores or shopping malls like Gerngross and the Euro Center is just a few minutes more details

Viennese markets

In Vienna, there are 26 markets. 21 of them take place daily from Monday to Saturday. The markets are open all year and are always an attraction with great flair and tradition.

The three most famous Viennese markets are:

Naschmarkt, It is the largest market of the city, Karmelitermarkt one of the oldest markets of Vienna and Yppenmarkt-Brunnenmarkt – Vienna’s biggest street market.

We would also like to recommend other interesting markets, which can be reached from our Boutique Hotel Stadthalle within walking distance or by taking the subway line 3:

the organic market on Freyung (1^st district) with numerous organic treats, natural cosmetics, handicrafts and ceramics has a long tradition as a marketplace.

Volkertmarket (2^nd district) is a kosher jewel. When the sun shines, the market gives the impression of a big garden.

Rochusmarkt (3^rd district): is one of the most popular open-air markets in Vienna.

Schwendermarkt (15^th district) is a long drawn-out market that was almost forgotten in recent years.

Kutschkermarkt (18^th district): you can shop almost like in the country. This market and Yppenmarkt are the last two Viennese street markets.

Neko Cafe: Vienna’s first coffee house cats!

Vienna, city of coffee culture, has a new attraction: Neko Cafe. It opened last May and is located in the city centre near Stephansplatz. Neko is the Japanese word for cat, and there in lays the peculiarity: While visitors drink coffee or tea, they can stroke one of the many cats of the cafe.

The trend to visit cats in the cafe and have a break with them is not new: in Japan, there have been cat’s cafes for years and it is common to pay admission to enter and to stay in the cafe.

In Vienna you only pay what you consume, you can taste Japanese tea and juices of Austrian farmers, homemade cakes and snacks.

The culinary delights are not the main focus for the visitors but especially the playing and cuddling of six cats is. Moritz, Luca, Haru, Momo, Sonia and Thomas are from the Vienna animal shelter and are considered to be particularly friendly and playful.

You reach the Neko Cafe from our Hotel with the U3 to Stephansplatz: Blumenstockgasse 5, on the corner with Balgasse, open daily 10:00-20:00.