The Hotel Rathauspark Wien, a member of Radisson Individuals, is reopening its doors after six months of renovation and refurbishment. With a clear focus on comfort, sustainability, and modern design, a total of 105 rooms and the breakfast room have been completely renovated.
Sixty-five rooms, including bathrooms, have been completely renovated. They now offer a modern and comfortable ambience. Another 40 rooms have been given a fresh look with newly upholstered furniture, new carpets, and repainting. The interior design is based on the existing concept, with more modern surfaces and a brighter color scheme. The bathrooms are fitted with patterned wall tiles and marble-look floor tiles, while the rooms have been designed with warm gray tones and elegant wood surfaces in dark stained oak.

Sustainable conversion and resource-efficient renovation

Sustainability played a central role in the renovation: energy-saving LED lighting and water-saving toilet flushes were installed. The resource-saving soft renovation included refurbishing furniture and fixtures. The breakfast room was given new flooring, new table frames, newly upholstered benches, new chairs, a new ceiling, and lighting, ensuring a pleasant breakfast experience. During the closure phase, the façade of the historic palace was also extensively renovated.

The renovation means guests can enjoy more comfort, including bigger showers in the bathrooms, updated entertainment with bigger TVs, and new room lighting that creates a chill vibe. The detailed stucco ceilings, gorgeous bay windows, and spacious rooms at the Hotel Rathauspark Wien, a member of Radisson Individuals, go hand in hand with exclusive, newly renovated amenities. The hotel is fully air-conditioned and focuses on sustainability through district cooling.

Historic palace with literary history

In the 19th century, the palace at Rathausstraße 17 in Vienna’s first district, built in 1882, was an important meeting place for the city’s intellectual life. The world-famous writer Stefan Zweig was inspired by the unique atmosphere and wrote his first novella, “Die Liebe der Erika Ewald” (The Love of Erika Ewald), here.