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Park Hyatt Vienna VIENNA, AUSTRIA


Set within the historic Am Hof square in Vienna’s prestigious Golden Quarter, Park Hyatt Vienna blends early 20th-century architecture with contemporary luxury to create one of the city’s most refined urban retreats. Housed in the former headquarters of an Austro-Hungarian bank, the hotel preserves its grand heritage through meticulously restored details, soaring ceilings and an atmosphere of understated elegance. At the heart of the property lies Arany Spa, located


within the building’s former bank vault. The spa’s setting features original steel vault doors and subtle gold accents — a reference both to the Hungarian meaning of its name, gold, and to Vienna’s long- standing tradition of fine goldsmithing. Arany Spa’s treatment philosophy centres


on holistic sensory immersion and carefully curated rituals. Signature body therapies, some infused with gold, are paired with results-driven skincare designed to restore balance and vitality. The 15-metre indoor pool, positioned exactly where valuables were once stored, forms the spa’s tranquil centrepiece. Additional facilities include


a generous wet area, sauna, aroma steam room, vitality showers, relaxation zones and six private spa suites. Further elevating the spa’s wellbeing and longevity offering is the introduction of a state-of-the-art Cryo Chamber by PAMA Cryo, launched in early 2026. It’s the only hotel spa in Vienna to offer whole-body cryotherapy, exposing the body to temperatures as low as −110C during professionally controlled sessions. The treatment is associated with accelerated recovery, reduced inflammation and enhanced physical performance. The spa also has a modern fitness centre equipped with advanced training machines and the option of personal training sessions. Beyond the spa, the hotel’s prime location offers a


Golden Quarter featuring luxury boutiques, historic arcades, traditional cafes and elegant architecture. St Stephen’s Cathedral, the Vienna State Opera and the Hofurg Palace — home to the Sisi Museum — are all within a short stroll. Am Hof itself forms part of Vienna’s Unesco-


listed historic centre, placing the hotel in one of the city’s most atmospheric neighbourhoods.


DON’T MISS Swim beneath the original vault ceilings in the spa’s shimmering, gold-accented historic pool


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KEY FEATURES • 15-metre pool in a former bank vault • Sauna & aroma steam room • Six private Arany Spa suites • Modern fitness centre


KEY ACTIVITIES • Swimming in the atmospheric gold-accented vault pool


• Restorative wellness rituals & holistic spa treatments


• Whole-body cryotherapy sessions


KEY TREATMENTS • Gold-infused body treatments • Customised massages • Advanced facial therapies • ‘Time for Two’ ritual


GET IN TOUCH • parkhyattvienna.com • +43 1 22740 1234 • vienna.park@hyatt.com • instagram.com/parkhyattvienna


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