Hotel Sacher Baden

Baden, Austria

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About the property

Dating from 1881, this historic former hunting lodge, where aristocracy used to socialize with the artistic world, is located at the entrance to the romantic Helenental Valley in the Wienerwald recreation area Woods, a 30-minute drive from Vienna. It offers á la carte restaurant, free parking and free WiFi.

All rooms are partly air-conditioned and provide a flat-screen cable TV, a free minibar and a bathroom. Some of the rooms feature a balcony and offer views of the Vienna Woods or the castle ruin

The property's cafe Carl Restaurant and Café offers traditional cakes and coffee, as well as hearty culinary meals from the menu. Also, breakfast with coffee and tea is available until 11:00. The terrace offers scenic views of the Rauhenstein Castle Ruin.

Hotel Sacher Baden features a sauna and a fitness centre. A small library is at guests' disposal.

The Rauhenstein Castle Ruin is located opposite of the hotel and the area offers several hiking, cycling and running possibilities. The town centre of Baden and the casino are a 5-minute drive or a 20-minute walk from the property. A bus stops right next door. Free parking is available on site. Vienna is 30 km away.

Most popular amenities

  • Spa
  • Parking
  • Pets allowed

Location

Baden, Austria

Discover Baden

Photos, information and travel guides for your stay.

Baden is a historical territory in southern Germany. In earlier times it was considered to be on both sides of the Upper Rhine, but since the Napoleonic Wars, it has been considered only East of the Rhine.

As you explore Baden, you'll notice the town's rich history and culture. The Roman Empire once occupied the area, and remnants of their influence can still be seen today. The town's architecture is a blend of Gothic and Renaissance styles, and the streets are lined with historic buildings and palaces. One of the most impressive structures is the Baden Casino, which was built in 1900 and still operates today.

If you're looking for some relaxation, Baden's thermal springs are a must-visit. The town is home to several spas and wellness centers, where you can enjoy everything from hot springs to saunas to massage treatments. The most famous spring is the Römertherme, which has been in use since the Roman era.

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