Mandarin Oriental, Vienna

Mandarin Oriental, Vienna is a luxury hotel interior by Goddard Littlefair in Vienna’s First District. The studio’s project page names client Mandarin Oriental, location Vienna, completion December 2025, and a scope covering public areas, guest rooms and suites, meeting rooms and spa facilities. Mandarin Oriental’s media centre confirms the group’s Austria debut in a heritage former courthouse within the historic Ringstrasse, crediting Goddard Littlefair with transforming the early twentieth-century building by architect Alfred Keller into the hotel’s warm contemporary interiors. Opening communications cite late 2025 (press variously note 20 October 2025 soft timing and a 1 December 2025 brand announcement).

Goddard Littlefair states that it is designing all interior spaces, including guest rooms and suites, reception, lobby lounge, meeting rooms, spa and gym, with a scheme that captures Vienna’s spirit in a modern, playful and surprising register using sophisticated soft tones. Mandarin Oriental press describes preservation of Jugendstil / Art Nouveau character alongside contemporary design, dining concepts, spa and fitness amenities, boardrooms and a ballroom. Room-count figures differ slightly between sources (Goddard Littlefair cites 150 rooms plus residences; Mandarin Oriental press reports 138 rooms and suites), so this listing avoids asserting a single key count and records both published figures in research notes.

The project is Hospitality / Hotel. Adaptive-reuse of the courthouse is verified by both designer and operator communications.