Concentrated in Vienna (10), Lech (4), Salzburg (2), Going (1), Ischgl (1), Leogang (1).
ENTRIES31
CONTROL1 of these entries have a recorded holder
Who owns and operates them, from the Capital section.
Do & Co · owner · owner
CHRONOLOGY38 dated events
The Goldener Hirsch is first recorded at Salzburg — among the oldest hotel buildings in Europe
Schloss Fuschl is built as a hunting lodge for the archbishops of Salzburg
The Stanglwirt is first recorded at Going am Wilden Kaiser; the Hauser family holds it still
Ludwig Dehne opens a confiserie on the Michaelerplatz to supply the Hofburgtheater
August Dehne sells the confiserie to his apprentice Christoph Demel
The Sacher opens at Salzburg on the Salzach
Eduard Sacher opens a delicatessen behind the Kärntnertor theatre, the beginning of the Sacher business
The Grand Hotel Wien opens on the Ringstrasse
The Imperial opens in Vienna for the World Exhibition, converted from a prince's palace
The Palais Hansen is built by Theophil Hansen for the Vienna World Exhibition; it opens as a hotel in 2013
Franz Landtmann opens his café on the Ringstrasse on 1 October
Franz Joseph I appoints Demel Purveyor to the Imperial and Royal Court
Franz Xaver Mayr born at Gröbming, Styria, on 28 November
Eduard Sacher opens the Sacher opposite the Vienna opera
Café Central opens in the Palais Ferstel
Jacob Ronacher opens Café Ronacher, renamed Sperl within the year
Café Landtmann opens in Vienna
The Bristol opens in Vienna opposite the opera
Anna Sacher takes the hotel after her husband's death and runs it for thirty-eight years
Café Sperl — the Vienna room that never modernised
Mayr takes his doctorate summa cum laude and formulates the Mayr cure
Mayr is appointed head of the Johannisbrunn hydropathic clinic
The monarchy falls; Anna Demel keeps the K.u.K. warrant on the shop and the packaging
The Tannenhof opens at St Anton am Arlberg
The Schneider family opens the Almhof at Lech
The Krallerhof opens at Leogang under the Altenberger family
The Moosbrugger family takes the Gasthof Post at Lech
Leopold and Josefine Hawelka take over the Café Ludwig in Dorotheergasse in May
The Falkensteiner family opens its first Austrian pension
The Trofana Royal opens at Ischgl
The Schneider family's Hotel Arlberg opens at Lech
Franz Xaver Mayr dies at ninety, having practised to the end
Schlosshotels und Herrenhäuser is formed to market castles and manor houses opened as hotels
The Interalpen opens above Telfs in the Tyrol
Elisabeth Gürtler takes the Sacher and restores it
VIVAMAYR opens at Altaussee, taking the Mayr cure commercial
Aurelio opens at Lech
Severin*s opens at Lech
Notes on the series. Hotel-native institutions enter as cross-references inside the article of the house that holds them, not as separate codes — a bar or spa receives its own entry only when it has become a name in its own right. Seasonal and fashion collaborations are recorded as dated lines within a house, never as entries. Residential clinics and estates, however wellness-led, belong to the main register: they sell nights. Entries carry permanent LHL-S codes once published; drafts await verification by two independent sources. · Published by LVXVRY under Editorial Manifesto LHL-001 v1.6.