My Perfect Penthouse has a style all its own - mine. I have travelled the world a great deal over the last twenty years and wanted to create a place for my guests that had stunning views of the city, was bright and friendly and had a great attention to detail. A two-storey apartment with plenty of space for a large family or group of friends. The Perfect Penthouse is very easy to reach by public transport - the 59 A bus leaves from opposite the Opera and stops right in front of my house, the U4 underground line (Margaretengürtel station) is a 6-8 minute walk away, and the Arbeitergasse tram stop is also only 300 metres from my house. If you want to come by car, I would recommend the garage am Hundsturm, which is about a 4-5 minute walk away - a day's parking there costs between 8 and 10 euros. With the Bmove app, parking is even cheaper, because even parking on the street, for example in front of my house, has its price, as Vienna's short-term parking zone applies throughout the city from Monday to Friday from 9am to 10pm. . The good news is that public transport in Vienna is very cheap compared to many other cities: the Vienna Card is a tourist pass that offers discounts at the city's main museums, monuments and sights and allows unlimited use of the underground, tram and bus network for 24, 48 or 72 hours. Holders of the Vienna Card are also entitled to special offers in certain bars and restaurants. For those who prefer to travel individually, a weekly ticket for the Wiener Linien includes all public transport is the best option.

My dream was always to be a hotelier. I ended up becoming a lawyer. However, my job has given me the opportunity to see many hotels and places to stay around the world. In the Perfect Penthouse, I have tried to combine style with modernity. All the photos you see in the apartment were taken by me and every piece of furniture was chosen with great attention to detail.

Margaretenstrasse is situated just a few metres from the Perfect Penthouse and definitely has potential, with cool shops and gastronomic hotspots in close proximity. Margaretenpatz itself has a holiday feel, especially on warm spring and summer evenings, and a visit to Gelataria Marcello completes the experience. Veganista ice cream parlour is also on Margaretenstraße. The Schlossquadrat is also the place to go for culinary delights, with an idyllic, well-hidden garden at the Silberwirt restaurant, while the venerable Rüdigerhof Café, built in 1902, is a place that everyone in Vienna should visit at least once: the ambience is charming and quaint, with a tangible sense of Viennese history in the air. As well as traditional and inexpensive Austrian dishes - the Wiener Schnitzel is said to be one of the best in the city - there is also good coffee and homemade pastries. But there is much more to discover: the Tapete Bar, the Bar, Tabacchi and many other small bars and pubs that are popular with the hip crowd of the 4th and 5th districts. So get out of the house and go exploring. By the way: Vienna's Naschmarkt is a must-see for visitors to Vienna and can be reached in a few minutes by taking the 59 A bus from the front of the building (Bärenmühldurchgang stop).