great lobby-bar, good price for value, met with clients, cosy atmosphere, typical viennese style, excellent price for value, it is actually more comeptitive than most of the other normal average coffee shops in town. Don't get scared away by the luxury and extravagant environment, just go with it, sit back, relax and enjoy your vienna coffee / cake-time. Dress-Code: casual elegant, just wear a long-pants (no hot pants, no short-pants, short arm shirts, but it is airconned anyways).

Try out some hot chocolate and a vienna guggelhupf cake, the hot chocolate actually doesn't come as hot chocolate, this is what you get:

A) a cup of warm milk
B) hot choclate in a small can
C) whipped creme on a separate plate
D) one crostini-cookie (dip it into the hot chocolate afterwards

Advantage: you can measure the amount of chocolate and whipped creme by yourself.

It is just foot-steps from the subway station Karlsplatz (U1,U2, U4), tram D, 1, 2, 61, 71, etc etc etc) and the Grand Hotel Coffee is actually directly connected to the shopping center (Ringstrassen Gallerien).

I didn't stay in their hotel, just came by and visit. If you need free wifi access, just ask the receptionist and each device will get one username and password.

A truly luxurious and beautiful hotel. Vienna is a wonderful city steeped in tradition and breathtaking architecture and this hotel provides a perfect base. The rooms are very comfortable, the service warm, friendly and welcoming and the breakfast is heavenly.

My wife and stayed here 07/01/2013 to 11/01/2013 for my birthday and we had an absolutely marvelous stay. It is everything you would expect from a five star hotel.
Every single member of staff is helpful and friendly.
From the moment we stepped out of the taxi upon arrival to the moment we left we felt as if we were valued quests.
We had a standard double room which was elegantly appointed, spotlessly clean and very quiet. The room had plenty of storage space and a safety deposit box (which was free).
The hotel is in an excellent location within walking distance of every thing you go to Vienna to see and do. Two minutes to the Stadt Opera, five minutes to the Hofburg and five minutes to the main shopping areas of Karntner Strasse.
If you intend visiting the Belvedere for the Gustav Klimt paintings, rather than walking all the way up Prinz Eugene Strasse, which is a bit grotty, you can enter via Rennweg which is much closer to the hotel.
We will return to Vienna as it is a beautiful city and we will certainly stay at the Grand Wien again.
I cannot recommend this hotel highly enough.

We went at grand hotel wien at december , 2010, only for one evening. It is a very nice hotel, at very central point.Our room was big, with a marvelus bathroom . The decoration and the colours at the room are very nice. When we arrived, they gave us another room , but we did not liked and they changed with the new one which was super ! the breakfast was delicious, it has everything! one of the best we have ever eat. The only problem we had was the cold water at the evening. They told us that was a problem for the hole hotel and next day will be o.k.but, next morning we left. Anyway, we want to be back at wien and stay again to grand hotel wien ! when we were leaving, the manager Stepfanie, came oyt ,to our taxi and gave us her card , because she listen that maybe loose our plain because we had to wait 30 minutes for chec out.But she apologized,so everything is o.k.