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The Guesthouse Vienna

Vienna, Austria · Independent · Accessible Luxury

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On 1 October 2013 a postwar student dorm became 39 rooms at Führichgasse 10. The lot sat empty after the war until a seven-story residence went up in the 1950s, rooms of about 15 square meters, with the Japanese restaurant Yugetsu downstairs. Arkan Zeytinoglu kept the structure, pushed bay windows through the facade, and planted a birch wood on the restaurant roof, while Sir Terence Conran furnished the rooms that look out at the State Opera.

About The Guesthouse Vienna

History

The lot at Führichgasse 10 was empty after the war. A seven-story student residence went up in the 1950s. Rooms were about 15 square meters. Yugetsu, a Japanese restaurant, occupied the ground floor. Daniel Jelitzka and Georg Muzicant developed the hotel. Arkan Zeytinoglu converted it from 2010 to 2013, adding a roof floor and pop-out windows, and planted birches on the restaurant roof. Sir Terence Conran and Conran and Partners designed the interiors. The hotel opened on 1 October 2013 with 39 rooms.

The setting

Führichgasse 10, 1010 Vienna, between the Vienna State Opera and the Albertina, a few minutes from St. Stephen's Cathedral. Innere Stadt.

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