A new boutique hotel, “Miiro Palais Rudolf,” is opening in the heart of Vienna. It aims to blend Viennese history with modern hospitality.
In November of this year, the Miiro hotel group will open its first hotel in Vienna on Rudolfsplatz. The boutique hotel has 64 rooms you can already book. Stays will therefore begin on December 1 of this year.
The name of the hotel chain was inspired by the Latin word "miro", which means "I marvel" or "I wonder". The term stands for an understanding of travel that focuses on mindfulness and local connection. Guests should experience thoughtful stays that create a closeness to the local culture.
The fast-growing Miiro was founded with a start-up mindset. The company is stepping on the gas pedal when it comes to expansion: six new hotels are being built in various parts of Europe within just one and a half years. With two planned hotels - Spittelberg and Rudolfsplatz - the Austrian capital is a major part of this expansion.
Palais Rudolf is a statement - we combine Viennese history with contemporary travel. Vienna was the perfect choice for this.
Neena Gupta, CEO of Miiro Hotels
The house on Rudolfsplatz has a long history. It was built between 1880 and 1883 in the style of Viennese historicism, and the square on which the building is located was named after Crown Prince Rudolf.
The hotel's 64 rooms and suites combine history with modernity. Vintage accents create a pleasant atmosphere and antiques from Vienna ensure that the history of the city is also reflected in the hotel. Many of the rooms have a view of Rudolfspark and some have a balcony.
Furthermore, an Italian restaurant, an in-house hotel bar and a fitness studio round off the offer for guests. Special extra: a "Refresh Room" where guests can freshen up after check-in.
