Bosendorfer Lounge   

The posh Bosendorfer Lounge, named after the rare Imperial Grand Bosendorfer Piano in the adjacent Klimt Rotunda, brings a new level of chic to downtown Orlando. Designed to be edgy, you'll find attractively dressed men and women sipping martinis and chatting quietly at the round bar decorated in black marble with red stones and mirror pieces. Long red sconces hang from the gold-leafed ceiling for soft, sensual lighting. Sofas and chairs in soft red velvet decorate the rest of the room. The $250,000 piano in the Klimt Rotunda (named for the collection of artwork in the room by Gustav Klimt) is one of only two in the world, and a local pianist plays fabulous tunes most evenings. The Bosendorfer appeals to a somewhat older, professional crowd -- and 30-somethings who know how to dress. It can be romantic, especially if you book a table for two in the hotel's signature restaurant next door. You pay for the posh ambiance here, as drinks aren't cheap. Still, Bosendorf's happy hour is one of the most popular downtown, with buttoned-up types kicking back with post-work cocktails and conversation in the elegant surrounds.