"We stayed three nights at the Hotel Imperial in Vienna. We had a deluxe king room.
Aside from just a couple quirks, we loved this property. The location was excellent, our room very quiet and relaxing, the excellent staff friendly and accommodating.
Our large room was beautifully decorated in fitting with the Imperial’s architectural style and history. Our bed and pillows were very comfy (perhaps the mattress could use a replacement sooner rather than later, but we still slept great.) We appreciated the updated bedside clock that included a USB port and a wireless charger. We didn’t use the mini bar but they also had a complimentary individual sized coffee maker and kettle with teas and as many complimentary bottles of water as you wanted. It was lovely to sit at the room’s little table with the window behind us drinking a coffee in the morning!
The marble bathroom was beautiful with a large tub and double vanities; our only complaint was that the water pressure in the shower could have been a bit stronger (this may have been because we were on a higher floor and of course it’s an older building.)
The turndown service and the little welcome treats were terrific!
We made use of the gym a couple times – they have some older but still serviceable TechnoGym cardio equipment, a bunch of dumbbells, a bench, one of those multi-exercise pulley system weight machines, and a little alcove where you can do yoga or stretching. We did not use it, but a nice bonus is a sauna.
We didn’t have time to have a drink or snack at the bar – it would’ve been fun to hear the jazz performers on one of the nights we were there, oh well. We were on the fence about whether or not to splurge for the breakfast in the café but in the end decided not to, mainly because we had an afternoon pastry and coffee in the café upon arrival while we waited for our room to be ready. Our apple strudel was limp from presumably being reheated in a microwave, the coffee lukewarm, and we had to call a second waiter over for the check after waiting (no exaggeration) fifteen minutes after the first one either forgot or decided it wasn’t his table to deal with. That lackluster experience really was the only disappointing part of our stay.
All in all, we adored the Hotel Imperial and would definitely recommend this property to anyone wanting to stay in Vienna’s Innere Stadt."