Hotel characteristics: 88 Rooms including 4 Suites, non-smoking rooms, deluxe rooms
Location: city center of the famous spa city "Baden",  about 26 km from center of Vienna

Features: Bathroom, WC, radio, colour TV, telephone, voice mail, internet access,  minibar, safe, hair dryer, tea and coffee making facilities, gourmet-restaurant, bar, historical wine cellar (dating back to 1419), 7 conference and banqueting rooms for up to 200 people, parking facilities, wellness area with indoor swimming pool, sauna, solarium, fitness room, beauty farm, spa, tennis courts, bicycles,  8 golf courses within 30 driving min, wedding and christening chapel.

The Grand Hotel Sauerhof is a unique Biedermeier Palais from 1820, 26 km south of Vienna, located in the heart of the spa city "Baden near Vienna", which is a famous for it's health-resort and healing water and it's beautiful Gamling Casino. The Grand Hotel Sauerhof offers both the serenity of a park setting, and the comfort of luxury accommodation, designed in typical Biedermeier style. Our gourmet restaurant RAUHENSTEIN recognized by the gourmet guide Gault Millau with 16 points (2 Hauben) is offering not only a cosy atmosphere for our guests but also typical Austrian cuisine as well as international specialities. In winter you dine around crackling fire from open fireplace and in summer you can spend a romantic evening on our large park terrace. 
7 conference rooms are offered for your business events and private celebrations. A hotel owned wedding and christening chapel dating back to 1820 is available. 

You will enjoy this wonderful hotel, the friendly service and it's impressive surroundings.

History:
The Hotel Sauerhof first noted in official records in the 12th century as a „turreted marror with a natural spring and a vineyard". In the year 1583 Emperor Rudolf II sold the estate to Georg Saurer von Sauerburg. At that time the property also comprised the crown land of Rauhenstein. In 1594 the manor house was rebuilt and called the „Sauerhof". 

In 1810, Josef and Karl Doblhoff took over the Sauerhof and had it entirely rebuilt. Josef Kornhaeusel, the renowed architect, was commissioned with the work, 91 apartments, 47 servants quarters, stable for 44 mounts and coach-houses for 30 carriages were built. During the Biedermeier era Baden became a meeting point for the aristocracy, scholars, writers and musicians (Beethoven, Weber ans Salieri were frequent visitors). In 1863 the Sauerhof was purchased by Achduke Albrecht, a patron of the municipality of Baden, who placed it at the disposal of the Officers Corps. During the First and Second World War the Sauerhof was converted into a military hospital. 
After comprehensive work the Grand Hotel Sauerhof was officially reopened on 1st May, 1978.