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Le Méridien Wien

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Le Méridien Wien opened on 11 November 2003 in three of the oldest houses on the Ring, built from 1861 to 1863 by Anton Ötzelt on Opernring 13 and 15 and by Johann Friedl on today's Robert-Stolz-Platz, plus Roland Rainer's Böhlerhaus of 1956 to 1958. Breiteneder had bought the empty block in 1993. It came back with 261 rooms and 33 suites, looking across the Opernring at the State Opera.

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History

Three Ringstrasse houses from 1861 to 1863, by Anton Ötzelt on Opernring 13 and 15 and by Johann Friedl on Elisabethstraße 14, plus Roland Rainer's Böhlerhaus of 1956 to 1958, became Le Méridien Wien on 11 November 2003. Breiteneder Immobilien bought the tired block in 1993, left it nearly empty for a decade, and spent about 110 million euros on the hotel. Wehdorn Architekten did the conversion. Wien Geschichte Wiki counts 261 rooms and 33 suites at the opening. In 2016 BEHF Architects moved the main entrance to Robert-Stolz-Platz.

The setting

The hotel fills Opernring 13 to 15, Elisabethstraße 12 to 14, and Robert-Stolz-Platz, with the door now at Robert-Stolz-Platz 1 in the Innere Stadt. The State Opera is about 200 meters away, across the Ring.

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