Needless to say, the rooms of the Sacher are sublime, marvellously decorated, and well-equipped. The standard rooms have an area of 322 feet². Although they are all different, you will, each time, have the impression to stay at an imperial palace with an elegant sitting room, rich antique furniture (chests, desk) from the 18th and 19th centuries, wooden refrigerator ornate with gildings and various motifs, fireplace, clock and other original objects. This does not mean the rooms aren't very modern as well! Printer, telephone with Internet access, very quiet individual air conditioning, minibar, electronic safe with code, large enough to contain a laptop, and flat-screen television with 60 channels, DVD player, will provide the modern comfort you need. When you are ready to sink into Morpheus' arms, a large, royal canopy bed welcomes you for a dream night. From the windows, you can admire the Opera located across from the hotel. Decorated with pretty paintings, the bathroom is reminiscent of the sumptuous Roman thermae: it is immense, with columns and arches. It has a large free-standing bathtub, separate toilets, bidet, separate shower, scale, slippers, robes, double sink, hair dryer, make-up mirror, telephone, handkerchiefs, and numerous welcome toiletries. You will bath under the kindly look of a statue of an angel. If you take a bath, beware, the tub fills in 3 minutes. The rooms located on the 6th and 7th storeys (added during the 2005 renovation) have, in addition to other amenities, a plasma screen in the bathroom, and chocolate soap. Additionally, 7 rooms have a 1,291 feet² terrace. 24 hour room service. Certain suites are offered butler service upon request.
Amy Adejokun
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