Hyatt is continuing to expand its lifestyle brands in Europe, whether with Hyatt Centric at the top end of the range or Andaz on the luxury side. After setting up in Munich's Schwabing district last February, with a design hotel featuring 277 loft-inspired suites and rooms, the company has just opened a hotel in the city. Vienna. Located in the new Belvédère district, recently redesigned right next to the main railway station, the Hotel Andaz is housed in two buildings designed by the architect Renzo Piano and linked by interlaced bridges. The interior architecture, designed by Claudio Carbone and Gabriel Kacerovsky, was inspired by Prince Eugène of Savoy, an art collector whose famous Belvedere palace was built.
Art, culture and design are on the agenda for the 303 rooms, including 44 suites. In terms of food and drink, the hotel offers a a new take on the Austrian tavern with Eugen21, while Cyclist offers a selection of sandwiches, salads and hearty dishes. Located on the 16th floor, the Aurora cocktail bar, with its Nordic design, offers breathtaking views over Vienna. The Andaz Vienna Am Belvedere also features three creative meeting rooms and a 705 m² ballroom. Vienna is the fourth destination covered by the Andaz brand in Europe, after London, Amsterdam and Munich.
For its part, with the opening of two hotels in Italy, Hyatt Centric brings to five the number of its establishments in Europe after the Hyatt Centric Gran Via MadridLevent Istanbul and La Rosièrein the French Alps. The contemporary brand has set up shop in MilanIn Venice, Hyatt Centric has recently opened a 141-room hotel on the island of Murano, in the lively Porta Nuova district. In Venice, on the island of Murano, within the walls of a former glassworks, Hyatt Centric has recently opened a 119-room hotel housing works of art by the famous glassmaker Venini.
