Harry K Room

Like most of our rooms, this suite welcomes its guests with high stucco ceilings and original parquet flooring. Following the slightly winding hallway, you arrive in a bright, open living area, where muted sand tones and warm walnut wood create a calm, contemporary atmosphere.

A distinctive feature of Suite #85 is its kitchenette – ideal for longer stays or when travelling with a little one. Staying here feels less like a hotel visit and more like being invited into a friend’s Vienna apartment. But it’s not just the kitchenette that creates this sense of home. It’s the carefully curated design pieces and the lived-in character of the space. You dine at a Thonet table, paired with Vitra chairs, beneath an Artemide Tolomeo Mega floor lamp. On the dark sideboard sits an old radio – once brought here by Harry for an extended stay, and never taken away.

Across the room, a light leather sofa anchors a quiet corner. A small wall of books, framed by Parentesi lamps by Flos, adds a personal touch. At the centre, two adjustable glass tables by Eileen Gray from the 1920s bring a sense of lightness and history. Nearby, the postmodern Wink chair by Cassina, an iconic design from the 1980s, adds a playful note, almost as if it were wearing a pair of Mickey Mouse ears. Miniatures by Vesna Muhr appear throughout the suite as subtle details that reveal themselves over time.

Dark, sensual, theatrical. In the suite’s second-largest room – the bedroom – deep red walls set the tone. A round leather armchair, an antique desk with drawers, a Thonet chair and an oriental rug: everything evokes the atmosphere of Vienna around 1900. Above the armchair hangs a work by Xenia Hausner – a red-and-white cake set against a vivid blue background. The room’s centrepiece is a tall, deep-violet headboard with Chesterfield upholstery, designed for leaning back comfortably with a book in hand. In the bathroom, a cow by Dan Walker awaits. And in the hallway: an “Arnold Schwarzenegger” by Jonathan Monk.

Harald Krassnitzer

The namesake, designer and frequent resident of Suite #85 is none other than Austrian actor Harald Krassnitzer. Over the years, he has not only lived here but also put down roots. For example, the climbing bars in the hallway aren’t a design choice but another item he brought along – for working out.