RUBY LISSI VIENNA

The Ruby-typical historic building of Ruby Lissi is a former convent from the 13th century which was from 1301 on home to a congregation of the Dominican nuns During the 15th century it was converted into a chapter of canonesses which was then one of the richest monasteries in Vienna In 1638 the building was completely rebuilt due to massive structural damages The structure and frontage dates back to the 18th century The buildings time of origin is also reflected in the interior of the hotel which was put together by the Ruby internal design team with much attention to detail Everywhere you can find fine details especially in relation to travelling of the middle and end of the 19th century The travel theme was inspired by Empress Elisabeth who held together a large empire during her reign which is why she was travelling very frequently Today she is namesake of the new Ruby Hotel Although commonly known as Sissi insiders are aware that this is only due to a misunderstanding Lissi is the traditionally used short from of Elisabeth in Austria. **IMPORTANT NOTE ** Please be advised that credit card holder name is an absolute requirement for all of our reservations. If you are unable to provide this information - you must contact the property to provide a reason and alternative payment details within 48hours. Failure to provide either the credit card holder name at time of reservation or to contact the property will result in un-confirmation of the reservation.