Waltzing its way into the world's most livable city with a rooftop pool, basement speakeasy, and the first ever in-house events space, The Auditorium.

Settling into a Carl Appel-designed modernist landmark in the heart of the city’s 3rd district, The Hoxton, Vienna draws its stylistic cues from its new home’s 1950s roots with a layered aesthetic informed by a muted colour palette and bold geometric forms through locally sourced vintage furniture and bespoke rugs - oh, and an original marble facade, travertine-clad walls, and a double-height open house lobby.

The hotel captures the essence of the city’s creative, free-spirited and experimental Beat Generation and dials it all the way up with: a Paris-meets-New York inspired bistro; sultry basement drinking den; and a sun-soaked rooftop bar and pool influenced by the golden age of travel to Cuba. Throw in views of the neighbouring Stadtpark and St Stephen’s Cathedral, and you can understand why this is often recognised as the world’s most liveable city. Just think of The Hoxton as your Viennese home.