Boutique Hotel am Stephansplatz can host meetings, workshops and training days for up to 35 people in its MATTEO seminar room, which has daylight and a view of St. Stephen's Cathedral, plus a second room for 8. The family-run four-star hotel stands at Stephansplatz 9 in the first district of Vienna, directly opposite the cathedral.
Seminars and company events
The hotel is built for small meetings in the center of Vienna rather than for large conferences. MATTEO, the main seminar room, covers 61 square meters and takes up to 35 people in theatre style, 20 around a block table, 20 in a circle of chairs and 16 in classroom layout. Its windows look toward the cathedral, which gives a strong sense of place to a board meeting, a strategy day or a client workshop. INOFFICIUM, a 22-square-meter room with daylight, holds up to 8 people around one table for an executive meeting, a small interview panel or a breakout group next to MATTEO. Both rooms come with a presentation monitor, a projector and screen, a flipchart, a pinboard and a moderation case, and Wi-Fi is available in the public areas. Rooms are offered by the half day or the full day, which fits a morning workshop followed by lunch in the city as well as a full training day. Teams traveling from outside Vienna can sleep in the hotel and reach most offices and venues of the first district on foot.
Rooms and capacities
MATTEO covers 61 square meters, with daylight and a view of the cathedral. It takes 35 in theatre style, 20 at a block table, 20 in a chair circle and 16 in classroom layout. INOFFICIUM covers 22 square meters, with daylight, and takes 8 at a block table. The hotel does not advertise a ballroom or a banquet room, so it works best for groups of up to 35.
Accommodation
Bedrooms come in several categories, from the compact Smallie and the Classic room to Cathedral rooms with a view of the cathedral, Terrace rooms and several suites, up to the Top Suite Tobias. A seminar group can therefore stay in the same building as its meeting room, with breakfast served in the hotel each morning.
Catering
The hotel offers a range of international food and drink for meeting guests. Its café, Cafe Giacomo Aragall, faces the cathedral and serves as a natural place for a coffee break or an informal conversation after a session.
History and setting
The hotel has been privately owned and run by a family from Vorarlberg since 1956. Its address on Stephansplatz puts it at the heart of the old town, with the Graben, Kärntner Straße and the State Opera within walking distance. For a meeting, that location lets participants combine work sessions with a walk through the historic center at the end of the day, without any transfer.
Getting there
The Stephansplatz U-Bahn station, served by lines U1 and U3, is right outside the hotel. Vienna Central Station (Wien Hauptbahnhof) is a few stops away on the U1, and Vienna International Airport connects to the city center by the City Airport Train and the S-Bahn.
