Grand Hotel Wien
Vienna, Austria
Vienna, Austria. Located in the heart of Vienna, face to the national Opera and close to the Kärntner Strasse and an underground station.

23 dates from the archives of Grand Hotels of the World.
Franz Sacher creates the Sachertorte.
Opening of the Hotel by Edouard Sacher, son of Franz Sacher.
Marriage of Edouard Sacher and Anna Fuchs.
Anna Sacher, the widow of Edouard Sacher becomes the general manager.
Death of Anna Sacher.
The Hotel is in financial difficulties and files for bankruptcy.
Acquisition of the Hotel by the lawyer Hans Guertler and Josef Siller, owner of the cafe Siller.
Renovation of the Hotel.
The Hotel survives World War II almost undamaged.
After end of World War II Brisith Occupancy forces of Austria use the Hotel as their headquarter.
Death of Joseph Siller.
Restitution of the Hotel by the British Occupation forces that leave Austria.
New Renovation of the Hotel.
Death of Anna Siller, widow of Joseph Siller, the Guertler family takes over the rest of the Hotel Sacher.
Rolf Guertler (2nd generation) becomes General Manager of the Hotel.
Peter Guertler (3rd generation) becomes General manager of the Hotel.
Marriage of Peter Guertler and Elisabeth Mauthner.
Death of Peter Guertler
Elisabeth Guertler (wife of Peter Guertler) becomes General Manager of the Hotel.
Elisabeth Guertler becomes head of the organisation of the famous Vienna Opera Ball.
Renovation of the Hotel under the Architekts Frank & Partner and the interior designer Pierre Yves Rochon, addition of another floor including a Spa.
Elisabeth Guertler is awarder Hotelier of the Year.
Elisabeth Guertler's children, Alexandra Winkler and George Guerteler take over the management of the Hotel.
Vienna, Austria
Vienna, Austria
Vienna, Austria
Vienna, Austria