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Hotel Topazz & Lamée

$200-400/ night

Book this if You want a design-forward lair with Instagram-famous oval windows or a rooftop bar that stares directly into St. Stephen's Cathedral.

Why People Love It

8.4962 reviews
  • The iconic oval chaise longue windows in Topazz rooms
  • Lamée Rooftop's unbeatable views of St. Stephen's Cathedral
  • Prime location in the 1st District, walkable to everything

Quick Take: A tale of two hotels: Topazz is a dark, cozy design cocoon, while Lamée is its brighter, rooftop-party sister across the street.

Reviewed by @thezaisersI stayed in this design gem and the oval windows are such a vibe! The interiors are super eclectic with velvet everywhere, but the real showstopper was the rooftop terrace. Sipping a drink while looking right at St. Stephen's Cathedral was the highlight of my trip.


Guest Who Stayed Here Said

The hype

Travelers adore the location and the 'cool factor' of the windows, but often find the rooms smaller than expected.

Reality check

Housekeeping consistency has seen recent dips, with reports of dust and missed spots in what should be a pristine 5-star environment.

  • You prioritize unique architecture over square footage
  • You want the best rooftop view in Vienna just an elevator ride away
  • You plan to spend your days exploring and just need a stylish crash pad

Cleanliness & Maintenance

8.2
  • Housekeeping: Generally reliable, though recent reviews mention occasional lapses like dust or missed vacuuming.
  • Bathroom hygiene: Bathrooms are usually spotless, with high-end finishes (marble/chrome).
  • Maintenance: Most things work, but watch out for wear and tear on the furniture in older rooms.
  • Linens & towels: High quality, plush, and typically fresh.
  • Odors & scents: Neutral to fresh; no lingering smoke smells reported.

Sleepability™

7.5SILENT
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0-4LOUD
4-7.5MODERATE
7.5-10SILENT
  • Street noise from the busy 1st District
  • AC units can be noisy/aggressive in some rooms

Before you book

Good to know

  • The two hotels are separate buildings across the street from each other.
  • Reception for both is often handled at Topazz.
  • The rooftop is open year-round (winter garden in colder months).

What to pack

  • European power adapter (Type F)
  • Earplugs if you're a light sleeper (just in case)

Room Genie

Best picks

  • Prestige Room (Topazz) for the guaranteed oval window with chaise longue
  • Grandiose Room (Lamée) for more space and 1930s glamour
  • Top floor rooms for better light and views

Rooms to avoid

  • Superior Rooms at Topazz (often lack the chaise longue window)
  • Lower floor rooms facing the darker side street

Room Request Genie – copy & paste

I would love to request a Prestige Room at Hotel Topazz that specifically features the oval chaise longue window facing the street. High floor preferred for better natural light.

FAQ & Hidden tips

Everything you actually want to know before you book.

Is there a gym?

No, neither building has a gym. You'll need a day pass at a nearby club like Holmes Place.

Which hotel is better, Topazz or Lamée?

Topazz is darker, cozier, and has the famous windows. Lamée is brighter, airier, and has the rooftop.

Is breakfast included?

Usually not. It's served in Salon Topazz and costs around €29.

Is there parking?

No on-site parking. Valet is available for ~€45/day, or park at a nearby public garage.

Can I bring my dog?

Policies vary by booking channel, but generally small pets are allowed upon request for a fee.

Do the windows open?

Yes, but be warned: the street noise will come in with the fresh air.


Insider Tips

  • Skip the hotel breakfast and go to 'Fenster Cafe' for excellent coffee to go, or 'Kleines Cafe' for a vibe.

  • The Lamée Rooftop is open to the public, but guests get priority—use it for a sunset drink.

  • If you need a gym, Holmes Place nearby offers day passes for a luxury workout experience.

5 things to know before you go

  • 💡The 'Prestige' rooms are the only ones at Topazz that guarantee the window seat you saw on Instagram.

  • 💡The lighting in Topazz rooms is intentionally moody (read: dark), which can make getting ready tricky.

  • 💡There is no lobby to hang out in at Lamée; you have to go across to Topazz.

  • 💡The bathroom layout in some rooms is open-plan, which might be awkward for friends traveling together.

  • 💡You might hear the church bells from St. Stephen's—charming for some, annoying for others.

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