This elegant banquet room is based on the historic orangery and greenhouse found at Schoenbrunn Palace. The orangery garden was installed by the widowed Empress Wilhelmine Amalie and the greenhouse was first built in 1754 on the instructions of Franz I Stephan.

The room's high, domed ceiling, coupled with the red and white carpet make for a regal dining experience.

A modern version of the Rokumeikan, a hall from the Meiji-era that became a prominent place for holding lavish balls and banquets at the turn of the 20th century. From the lighting to the decor, the attention to detail makes for an authentic classical atmosphere.

A modern European style banquet room like you might find in a stately home, this venue offers a unique experience.

The vibrant turquoise green carpet gives an impression of sophistication, while the decor makes for a truly elegant venue.

Containing wonderful antique furniture such as the dining table, chairs and rug from the Lloyd House in England, this sophisticated banquet room also features elegant brass chandeliers on the ceiling.

A venue for small gatherings this room has the appearance and feel of an elegant reception hall.