Since I covered the location and service in my previous post (link to my previous post can be found here), this post will only review the Superior Room in Hotel Am Konzerthaus Vienna.

The Room

The Superior Room at Hotel Am Konzerthaus Vienna has a total floor area of 23㎡. It comprises the bathroom and a sleeping area, with most of the real estate set aside for the sleeping area. The Superior Room adopts a contemporary decor, and with the wooden flooring coupled with the warm lighting, the room exudes a cosy vibe.

Entryway

The entryway of the Superior Room houses the wardrobe and the entrance to the bathroom. The spacious two-panelled wardrobe provides occupants with ample space to stow their clothing. The storage space in the wardrobe is expanded by the shelf space on top of the hanging rack and the four-tiered open shelf, which occupants can use to put away smaller clothing items. The in-room safe sits high on the shelving space on top of the hanging rack.

Bathroom

The bathroom entrance in the Superior Room is in the entryway, opposite the wardrobe. The sink sits in the centre of the bathroom and is the first thing that welcomes the occupants of the Superior Room. I found the countertop space was large enough to place our toiletries on. Like the Masetro Suite, Hotel Am Konzerthaus provides most bathroom amenities except dental kits and shavers. The walk-in shower is on the right of the sink, fitted with a rain shower and regular shower heads. I like the small hole carved out of the wall, creating space for us to place our toiletries on. The toilet is situated to the left of the sink with a heating rack, which is very useful for drying our towels in winter.

Sleeping Area

The sleeping area sits at the end of the entryway and occupies a bulk of the space in the Superior Room. The minibar is the first thing that caught our eyes in the sleeping area. Housed in a black standalone cabinet next to the wardrobe, Hotel Am Konzerthaus equipped the minibar with a small Nespresso machine and an electric kettle so guests could enjoy the coffee and tea in the minibar area. The mini fridge is tucked inside the cabinet below the Nespresso machine. I thought it was generous of the hotel to provide complementary items inside the fridge for guests to enjoy, which are replenished daily.

Further into the sleeping area, the king bed sits in the middle of the sleeping area. Resting against a charcoal coloured velvet headboard, the king bed provided excellent sleep quality. The sleep quality is further enhanced by the pillow menu that the hotel provides to match guests’ preferences on the pillow’s firmness. A mix of floral paintings and mirrors on some diamond-shaped panels on the wall next to the king bed tastefully decorated an otherwise dull wall. The use of lighting behind the headboard and the floor lighting next to the window gave the sleeping area its cosy characteristic. I like how Hotel Am Konzerthaus eliminated bedside lamps to free more space on the two stool-like bedside tables on both sides of the bed. The power outlets and switches are found on the side of the bed.

A large flat screen TV is mounted onto the wall in a circular metal decorative piece opposite the king bed. There is a lot of entertainment on the TV, but the entertainment options are limited unless one can understand German. A work desk is furnished in a corner next to the TV. The work desk is rather sizeable, and power outlets allow one to keep their laptops powered up while working at the desk. A small round table with a single chair is furnished between the bed and the windows. I thought the table was a good addition, as it not only did not take up too much space but also allowed us to dine in the room.

Overall

I thought the Superior Room in Hotel Am Konzerthaus Vienna was very well appointed, with the various spaces well designed. The room is very comfortable, and the quality of sleep in the bed is superb. There are just sufficient furnishings in the room to make one feel comfortable.