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Anantara Palais Hansen Vienna

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Architect Theophil Hansen designed this Ringstrasse palace for Vienna's 1873 World Exhibition, and it spent roughly 140 years afterward as government ministry offices before its first hotel conversion. It opened as Palais Hansen Kempinski Vienna in 2013, keeping Hansen's neo-Renaissance facade and grand staircases behind a five-star interior, then became Anantara's Austrian debut after Minor Hotels took over the building in 2024.

About Anantara Palais Hansen Vienna

History

Palais Hansen Kempinski Vienna opened under the Kempinski brand in 2013 after a major conversion of the historic Palais Hansen on Vienna’s Ringstraße. The palace was originally designed by architect Theophil Hansen for the 1873 World Exhibition and later adapted for modern hotel use. Kempinski’s reopening preserved the landmark’s neo-Renaissance character while creating a contemporary luxury hotel with a large spa and events spaces. The property is known for blending imperial-era architecture with a modern five-star city-hotel format in central Vienna.

The setting

Anantara Palais Hansen Vienna sits toward the north of Innere Stadt in Vienna. Innere Stadt is Vienna inside the Ring: palaces, coffeehouses, and an evening that still believes in dressing for the opera. The first district is walkable and quietly nocturnal. 1 km from Hofburg Palace.

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