Live in a stylish yet cozy setting, like the Viennese, in an elegant historic apartment. Our Grande Apartment offers just that, spanning 1,507 square feet/140 square meters.

Welcome to the luxurious Grande Apartment No. 4 in the Roosevelt Stadthaus. This unique retreat, located on the prestigious main floor of our magnificent late-19th-century building, leaves nothing to be desired and offers discerning guests the utmost comfort and elegant furnishings. It is both quiet, with a garden view, and centrally located—right by the Votive Church and close to Vienna’s Ringstrasse in the historic heart of the city.

The spacious, stylishly decorated living spaces of the apartment are a paradise for aesthetes and connoisseurs, blending classic design with modern conveniences. High ceilings and expansive rooms create an elegant Viennese atmosphere, fulfilling every desire. During renovation, we placed particular emphasis on handcrafted details, fine furniture, and premium fabrics to harmoniously blend the building’s historic charm with modern comfort.

### Grande Apartment Amenities
The Grande Apartment is located in our splendid late-19th-century building in the city center, directly by the Votive Church at Rooseveltplatz. This elegant retreat accommodates two to four guests and includes a fully equipped kitchen, a stylish living room, a dining room with a balcony, and a spacious bedroom with a 200 cm wide king-size bed and a generous wardrobe. A luxurious marble bathroom with a bathtub and walk-in shower, along with a separate WC, provide additional comfort.

The spacious living room invites relaxation with comfortable sofas that can be converted into beds if needed, as well as cozy reading chairs. Modern conveniences include a 75-inch TV with Netflix, cable and satellite channels, Bose Bluetooth speakers, and a collection of books about Vienna.

The dining room, with direct access to a balcony, offers a quiet view of the green inner courtyard and garden. A cozy reading nook and a small in-house bar create an inviting atmosphere for unwinding and enjoyment.

The fully equipped kitchen includes a Nespresso machine with milk frother (including Nespresso pods and tea), a dishwasher, oven, kettle, pots, and pans—everything you need for the perfect cooking experience.

The bedroom features a large window front that can be completely darkened. The 200 x 210 cm bed provides maximum sleeping comfort. A spacious wardrobe and a personal cloakroom area offer ample storage. From the bedroom, you can access the expansive marble bathroom directly.

High-quality toiletries, fluffy towels, and a hairdryer are provided for your convenience. In the bedroom, a large wardrobe provides ample storage space, while blackout blinds ensure restful sleep. A washer-dryer combo is also available for added flexibility during longer stays.

In the entrance area, you’ll find a concierge book that provides valuable information about your stay at Roosevelt Stadthaus and exciting insights into Vienna's culture, history, and cuisine.

### Bedroom
The generously designed bedroom features an extra-large king-size bed and a spacious bathroom. Through the impressive window front, you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the idyllic and tranquil garden.

### Dining Room
The dining room features a large table, a well-stocked house bar, and a cozy reading corner. From here, you have direct access to the balcony, which opens up to a serene garden view.

### Living Room
The spacious, cozy living room invites you to relax with two large sofas that can be converted into comfortable beds if needed. A historic fireplace, a Venetian chandelier, and a 75-inch Smart TV add stylish accents. Additionally, a selection of books about Vienna, fine furniture, premium fabrics, and soft carpets create a particularly welcoming atmosphere.

### Cloakroom
Next to the entrance door, there is a spacious, walk-in wardrobe with ample space for coats, clothes, and suitcases.

### Entrance Area
Upon entering the apartment, you are greeted by a spacious foyer that provides plenty of space and leads to the kitchen, cloakroom, and dining room.

### Bathroom
The luxurious marble bathroom features a generous shower, an elegant bathtub, and a stylish washbasin. Additionally, a washer-dryer combo, hairdryer, fluffy towels, and high-quality toiletries are provided.

### Kitchen
Our spacious kitchen is fully equipped with premium appliances and exclusive kitchen utensils. You can enjoy breakfast in a stylish setting at the elegant marble table.

### Perfect Location
Roosevelt Stadthaus enjoys a prime central location directly opposite the Votive Church and near Vienna’s Ringstrasse in the heart of Vienna’s Old Town. It’s the perfect starting point for explorers and connoisseurs: in the immediate vicinity, you’ll find the most beautiful sights such as the Hofburg, the shopping streets of the inner city, the Servitenviertel, the Rathaus, university, parliament, as well as major museums and art venues, all within walking distance.

### About Us
Roosevelt Stadthaus is not a hotel. Our guests appreciate that we don’t offer bothersome room service, strict breakfast times, or prying eyes in the lobby. But we also don’t limit ourselves to impersonal check-ins with a key code. We welcome you personally, even if your flight is delayed.

Established in 2016, the Stadthaus is family-run. As avid travelers ourselves, we believe we can respond well to our guests' needs. Konstanze and Johanna are true Viennese. They know the city’s hotspots and hidden gems alike. If you’d like to know where to find a good breakfast, where to enjoy a Wiener Schnitzel without long lines, or which Heuriger the locals prefer, we’re always happy to help.

### A House with History
Located in a historic late-19th-century building, the Roosevelt Stadthaus has a long history. The building in its current form was erected in 1886 by architect Emil von Förster.

Viennese architect Adolf Loos designed several apartments in the building, some of which remain intact to this day. Loos is renowned worldwide as a pioneer of modern architecture. Among the prominent residents of the Stadthaus was Arthur Schnitzler. From 1893 to 1911, Schnitzler lived here with his mother, Louise. On April 15, 1945, the first post-war meeting of university professors took place in the building’s Egyptology Institute, discussing the reopening of the University of Vienna.