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 Student flats to rent for the holidays |
Glockengasse 4b Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 1 512 7493 http://www.allyouneedhotels.at... |
The AllYouNeed Hotel serves as student halls of residence during term time and, from July until the end of the summer, it is a hotel for tourists. It works out well that in the period when most tourists visit Salzburg, the students are away at home or travelling, leaving their halls free for visitors. The location is ideal, at the upper end of Linzergasse in a small quiet sidestreet. The building itself has only been around a few years and with en suite facilities and a telephone in all rooms, it offers a comfortable place to stay at very reasonable prices. Note: only open between July and September. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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High class and central |
Rudolfskai 28 / Judengasse 15 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 8485710 http://www.austria-trend.at/ass |
This luxury hotel of the best sort sets itself out from the rest by the fact that it is located right in the Old Town. Situated on the Rudolskai by River Salzach, it is about as close as you can get to all the highlights of Mozart's City. There's a great view over the Kapuzinerberg, River Salzach and the Giselakai on the one side, and the ambience of the Waag Square and the Judengasse on the other side. Class paired with the flair of Salzburg's Old Town is a fusion close to perfection. The rooms are luxurious with plenty of wooden floorboards and period furniture. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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As central as it gets! |
Kaigasse 33 Salzburg A - 5010 Austria +43 662 8424450 http://www.kasererbraeu.at |
Hotel Kasererbräu is situated in a 650 year-old listed building in the Old Town. Although you'll find it in the middle of the pedestrian zone, access by car is still possible. The convivial hotel is stylish and inviting; the rooms are heavily accented by antique furniture although retain a modern feel. There are some games rooms, rather reminiscent of those of a country house or even a castle. This hotel would be well suited to those interested in history and culture. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Especially for female travellers |
Wolf Dietrich Straße 7 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 871275 http://www.salzburg-hotel.at/ |
This hotel inherited its name from one of Salzburg's best-known archbishops. Lovingly decorated and pleasantly furnished, this is a good, mid-priced choice in the centre of town. The hotel restaurant has received many accolades and serves high-quality Austrian fare. Not only that, but the hotel also won a "Best for Ladies" award in acknowledgement of its services to female travellers. In 2005 a new and modern spa area was opened. A wealth of information about the city is available from the knowledgeable, helpful staff. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Central with non-smoking floors and handicapped facilities |
Mirabellplatz 8 Salzburg 5024 Austria +43 662 881688-0 http://www.austrotel.at |
This hotel is located right next to the Mirabell garden; consequently all the sights are only a short walk away. All rooms have shower/toilet, phone, cable-TV, radio and a mini-bar. There are extra floors for non-smokers and also rooms for handicapped guests. The rooms are cosy and decorated in light colours; the price includes a buffet breakfast. A restaurant also belongs to the hotel, along with a bar, where occasionally live jazz can be heard. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Open the curtain! |
Schallmoser Hauptstraße 13 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 881681 http://www.cordial.at |
Something in the region of 3,500 cultural events take place in Salzburg every year. The idea of opening a hotel to cater to those tourists who visit Salzburg for cultural events seemed a logical one. The owners of the Cordial Theatre Hotel were the first to dream up and execute this idea. The hotel is not too far from the city centre and the staple venues for cultural events. The friendly staff provide a wealth of information on what is on. All rooms are arranged as suites, with en suite facilities and a kitchenette. Unfortunately, the prices rise by about half during the festival period. There are conference facilities for business meetings. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Luxury accommodation in the Old Town |
Rainerstraße 6-8 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 889780 http://www.salzburg.crowneplaz... |
This is the largest of Salzburg's five-star options, and is situated between Mirabellplatz and the main station in the centre of town. The interior decor exudes panache and elegance, while the staff ensure a smooth reception and seem to anticipate the guests' every wish. The presidential suite is huge (120m2), although the other rooms are also very generous. The in-house restaurant, the Rainerstube, is a cosy establishment specializing in the finest Austrian cuisine. Jazz lovers shouldn't miss the Jazz Brunch, which takes place most Sundays. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Very convenient if you travel by car |
Vogelweiderstraße 6 Salzburg A - 5020 Austria +43 662 87 3853 http://www.hotel-ganslhof.at |
If you arrive in Salzburg by car from the north you can't really miss the Ganslhof. It is situated in the Vogelweiderstraße, which runs along behind the main train station of Salzburg, great for those travelling by car and train. This street, being one of Salzburg's main outlet roads, can be rather noisy at times. At night the traffic eases considerably, so guests can sleep in peace. The city centre can be reached comfortably on foot in about 20 minutes and a public bus will scoot you off to town in about half the time. The value for money is good and dedicated staff make sure that your stay is a pleasant one. All in all, a nice, comfy hotel in a good, semi-central position! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Good value hotel in Linzergasse |
Linzer Gasse 48 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 872300 http://www.hotel-goldenekrone.... |
Hotel Goldene Krone is situated centrally in Linzergasse, the second most important of Salzburg's shopping streets. The hotel is fitted with all mod cons, enjoys an enviable reputation and is great value for money. Some of the rooms are a shade on the small side and not all have en suite facilities, but there is a lovely sun terrace guests may use to while away the hours on sunny afternoons. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Luxurious hotel for festival-guests |
Getreidegasse 37 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 80840 http://www.luxurycollection.co... |
Goldener Hirsch (literally, The Golden Stag) is a name visitors have associated with Salzburg's Festival for a matter of generations. The hotel, situated in the city centre on the Herbert von Karajan Square, is known worldwide for its exquisite service and class. Important, wealthy guests fill the hotel with life during the Festspiel season. The rooms are pure luxury, with typical Austrian wooden floors and period furniture throughout. The restaurant, on the ground floor, enjoys an excellent reputation and the hotel staff treat guests as friends of the family. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Peaceful but central area |
Riedenburger Straße 2 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 848400 http://www.hauswartenberg.com/ |
Haus Wartenberg is in an enviable position. It is able to offer inexpensive rooms close to the city centre, which guarantees it a constant stream of guests. In rather a quiet and well-to-do neighbourhood, this unpretentious, friendly establishment offers its guests a few welcome extras, such as on-site conferencing facilities. Some rooms only have use of the bathroom facilities in the corridors, but these options are considerably better value than the en suite rooms. Its garden is a welcome place to relax in the hustle and bustle of city life, and has plenty of space to accommodate children playing and there's an in-house restaurant. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The magic of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart |
Linzer Gasse 43-45 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 871401 http://www.hotelamadeus.at |
Hotel Amadeus is situated in Linzergasse, right in the city centre. The hotel occupies a 500 year-old building, which has been fully renovated and modernised. The rooms are stylish and have all mod cons; some rooms are furnished with antique pieces. The design permits the historical aspects of the building to thrive and guests get a real feeling of the past. In short, modern hospitality in an old-fashioned setting in the center of the town. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Near Mirabellplatz |
Auerspergstraße 61 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 889440 http://www.auersperg.at |
Hotel Auersperg, in Auerspergstraße, is merely a few hundred metres away from the Mirabellplatz, and therefore the city centre. 19 of its 50 rooms in the neighbouring building have been completely redesigned, yet the whole establishment possesses a flair only found in old family-run hotels. The service and facilities are extremely modern and the décor is elegant, with marble floors, Persian carpets and stylish furniture. A restaurant, a bar and a romantic garden await the guests, all set around a charming city villa from the turn of the 20th century. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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In a peaceful residential neighborhood |
Rupertgasse 15 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 872318-0 http://www.berglandhotel.at |
Hotel Bergland is set in a quiet, residential area. There is an onsite Cyber Corner with Internet connection and a range of PCs. The rooms are comfortable and practical with en suite facilities; all are non-smoking! The leisure room, library and music room are also worth mentioning, along with the efficient, friendly service. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Design in historical setting and great restaurant |
Getreidegasse 41-43 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 8424910 http://www.blauegans.at |
This atmospheric hotel in the Old Town is located in a 600 year-old building close to all the major venues for the Salzburg Festival. The hotel offers contemporary service and comfort in an historical setting: All rooms are furnished with modern design-elements. The 400-year-old hotel restaurant is truly excellent and guests would be well advised to take advantage of the offer of half-board at a surcharge of EUR 31. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Unadulterated luxury |
Makartplatz 4 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 873557 http://www.bristol-salzburg.at |
This luxurious hotel in the middle of Salzburg is situated at the southernmost end of Mirabell Garden. From the first moment you enter this hotel, you can sense the elegance and style. All rooms have luxurious en-suite bathrooms and all mod cons including internet connections. Such refined exclusivity and unadulterated luxury are reminiscent of the belle époque. Its restaurant, Polo Lounge, is known for its excellent cuisine, while the Pianobar stages live music. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Not far from the center |
Vogelweiderstrasse 9 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 8727900 http://www.hoteldreikreuz.at |
Not far from Linzergasse you find this hotel, which might look a bit repelling from outside. But in fact, it is a family business with a restaurant and a bar, plus all the hospitality that you could wish for for your holidays. Some rooms are a bit small, but they are tastefully furnished. It is recommended to book early because the hotel is known for its great value-for-money accommodation. The name of the hotel refers to three crosses which are located nearby. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Myths and legends |
Sigmund-Haffner-Gasse 4 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 843397 http://www.elefant.at/ |
Hotel Elefant acquired its name when the King of Portugal sent an elephant as a wedding gift to the Austrian king in Vienna. Legend has it the elephant stayed in this very building, and the name has stuck. The hotel, a 700-year-old establishment near Getreidegasse, boasts stylish rooms with en-suite facilities. A historic vaulted cellar contains the hotel restaurant, Der Ratsherrenkeller, which serves good, hearty meals. With such a central location, Hotel Elefant is particularly well-suited to those keen to explore the city on foot. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Salzburg's tallest hotel |
Rainerstrase 31 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 889930 http://www.austria-trend.at/eus |
Hotel Europa is hard to miss; located at the square in front of the main railway station, it is the tallest building in the area. All rooms are well-equipped and have air-conditioning. The rooms offer a first-class view of Salzburg (the higher you are, the better!) and are characterised by practical, modern design. The ground floor entrance is modern and stylish, featuring a great deal of wood and glass, and is home to Bar Fabiani. Cafe Europa is on the 15th floor. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Central and family friendly |
Linzer Gasse 9 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 88965 http://www.centralhotel.at/ |
Hotel Gablerbräu, in Linzergasse, is more than 600 years old. Nevertheless it maintains modern standards in the heart of Salzburg. The hundred-room hotel combines historical charm with modern service. The so-called Bürgerstuben have been transformed into lovely rooms, designed with comfort in mind. Children under 6 can stay in their parents' room free of charge. Stadtwirtshaus Gabler, the hotel restaurant enjoys a fabulous reputation for its good cooking. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A hotel with long tradition |
Schallmoser Hauptstraße 1 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 872 1720 http://www.hofwirt.net |
At the upper end of the famous Linzergasse you find the restaurant and hotel Hofwirt with its fine 100-year-old tradition. The restaurant is often praised by locals for its excellent Austrian cuisine. The rooms are comfortable and inviting with carpets on the floor and all have en suite facilities. As it is a rather large hotel, so it's the sort of place you needn't book, or can do at very short notice. It is a traditional choice for visitors to Salzburg, offering an interesting over-night package for tourists! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Good value for money |
Markus Sittikus Straße 20 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 871121-0 http://www.markus-sittikus.at/ |
This hotel is located near the Mirabell garden and is very suitable to all who want to explore Salzburg on foot. Although it is located in the very centre, the hotel still offers quiet rooms, since it's situated in a side road. All rooms are well-fitted and have en-suite bathrooms, offering good comfort at a very reasonable price. Several restaurants are in easy walking distance. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Hotel named after the city's most famous son |
Franz-Josef-Straße 27 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 872274 http://www.hotel-mozart.at/ |
The hotel that takes its name from Mozart, the most famous son of the city, is centrally located the Linzer Gasse. Because of its position you can reach most of the sights by a short walk. All rooms have their own bathroom, hair-dryer, phone, radio, satellite-TV with a video-channel and a minibar. The price includes a buffet breakfast. There are cosy lounges and there is a parking lot for those travelling by car. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Four-star hotel outside the Old Town |
Ganshofstraße 5 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 434105 http://www.hotelstadler.at/ |
The small, four-star Stadler Hotel is somewhat removed from the usual tourist circuit and situated in a quiet area. You can still get to the Old Town in about 15 minutes by bus. The rooms are modern and comfortable and the family-run business takes good care of its guests; half and full-day sightseeing tours or theatre tickets will be booked for you upon request. Ganshof Tavern is about a 200m stumble down the road and it serves simple and traditional Austrian meals. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Steeped in history |
Linzer Gasse 20 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 8735450 http://www.stadtkrug.at |
Hotel Stadtkrug is surrounded by history and lies in Linzergasse, in a 14th century building. The entirely renovated hotel boasts comfortable, elegant rooms designed with plenty of attention to detail. This hotel also offers one of the most beautiful roof-decks in Salzburg. The hotel restaurant is said to be one of Salzburg's finest and is almost an institution in itself in the city. Note that it does some very good specials for lunch and dinner. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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With a view of the river Salzach |
Giselakai 3-5 Salzburg A - 5020 Austria +43 662 874346-0 http://www.hotelstein.at |
Hotel Stein is situated right next to the Staatsbrücke, the main bridge over the Salzach. If you walk out the door you can see the cathedral and the Hohensalzburg Fortress, which can be reached in less than 5 minutes. This hotel has been completely refurbished and has become a design-hotel. The rooms are very appealing and they outdo ordinary furbished hotel rooms by far. Nevertheless the building still has the aura of this historic place. On the roof, you'll find Dachterrassencafe Stein with a stunning panoramic view over the Old Town. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Famous beer, famous hotel |
Rainerstraße 12-14 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 88992 http://www.imlauer.com |
Hotel Stieglbräu, whose name derives from one of Salzburg's most famed breweries, is housed in a modern building half way between Mirabell Square and the station. Its air-conditioned rooms and suites are modern and very spacious. Thanks to its size, the hotel is ideal for groups of tourists and lends itself well to seminars, conferences, weddings, family and office parties and business trips. The hotel is supported by a lovely restaurant which trades under the same name and serves great Austrian cuisine. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Small, cosy and in the Old Town |
Bergstraße 6 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 874776 http://www.trumer-stube.at/ |
This small, cosy hotel is located in Bergstraße, a quiet back street behind Linzergasse. The Old Town and its sights are but a short stroll away. All rooms in this recently renovated hotel have their own bathroom and are equipped with radio and cable-TV; the rooms are decorated in warm tones and are all non-smoking. The price includes a continental breakfast. If you wish, the reception staff will organise day trips or concert tickets for you. Those travelling by car are allowed to drive into the pedestrian zone to reach the hotel and where there is parking onhand. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A reasonable hotel with a four-star rating |
Hubert Sattlergasse 12 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 8829210 http://www.vier-jahreszeiten.at |
This hotel, the name of which translates into 'The Four Seasons', is only a five-minute walk away Mirabellplatz (Mirabell Square). The rooms have been tastefully furnished and have soundproofed windows. Tourists like this place for its modern comfort and traditional Austrian sense of hospitality. There is an Italian restaurant, Quattro Stagioni, on the ground floor. This is a very reasonably priced hotel for its four-star rating. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Hotel in an historical building |
Kaigasse 9 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 842404 http://www.weissetaube.at |
Hote Weisse Taube, a family-run hotel, is housed in a building dating from 1365 that has managed to preserve its history despite renovation. Set in the pedestrian zone in the Old Town, all of the sights are within easy reach of the hotel. The furnishing of the rooms is stylish and comfortable at the same time. A good place to know if you enjoy all things traditional and want to explore the Old Town! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A hotel with a very reasonable price relationship |
Kaigasse 7 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 8434530 http://www.hotelwolf.at |
This hotel is located in the Old Town near Mozartplatz. The building was first established in 1429 and it still has got the atmosphere of past times. Because the building is historic, some of the rooms are a bit small. However, all rooms on the upper floors are accessible by elevator. This hotel offers accommodation at very good value for money. It is recommended to book in advance, as the hotel has only 15 rooms. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Modern decor |
Maxglaner Hauptstraße 45 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 8323390 http://www.hotelzurpostsalzbur... |
This recently renovated, modern hotel is situated about a mile to the west of the Old Town with efficient bus connections into town. The inviting lobby leads into airy, modern rooms while further rooms are located in a neighbouring building, including a range of larger rooms with more than two beds for families. A garden area offers children the possiblity of playing outside. Guests can rent bikes in-house and may make use of the garage for a small fee. Recently a nice spa area was opened which offers recreation after exhausting days in town. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Small hotel in the heart of the Old Town |
Goldgasse 17 Salzburg A-5020 Austria +43 662 842765 http://www.amdom.at/ |
This small hotel is housed in a historic 14th century building in the heart of the Old Town. It has been completely renovated; all rooms have their own bathroom, are equipped with a phone and TV and feature rustic furniture. Although it is in a pedestrian zone, guests are allowed to drive up to the hotel. Numerous restaurants and cafes are in the surrounding area. Breakfast is included in the price and this is a good, reasonably priced option in the Old Town. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Youth hostel near the main train station |
Paracelsusstr. 9 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 87 9649 http://www.yoho.at |
This youth hostel is a ten-minute walk from the main train station. There are rooms with four and six beds as well as some double rooms. For a shower you need a token, which allows you about six minutes of hot water. There are also lockers for backpacks and they have a washing machine guests can use. Note that reservations for rooms cannot be made more than 24 hours in advance. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Art Nouveau architecture in Salzburg |
Lasserstraße 47 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 873388 http://www.lasserhof.com |
From an architectural viewpoint Hotel Lasserhof is certainly one of the most interesting hotels Salzburg has to offer. The building dates from the era of Art Nouveau and was restored bit by bit over the last few years. Now it once again stands proud in all its beauty. The impression created by the exterior is also mirrored inside - a hotel with exquisite rooms and service! It is close to the city centre, yet not too noisy, tucked away in a fairly quiet side street. The Lasserhof combines the past with modern commodities. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Luxury near the station |
Bayerhammerstraße 14a Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 8814380 http://www.mercure.at |
Salzburg's Mercure Hotel enjoys a worldwide reputation for quality and outstanding service. It was, in fact, only built a few years back and so is able to offer modern accommodation. Its rooms are spacious, comfortable and practical in their design, all with en suite bathrooms. For business travellers, there are a total of 5 meeting rooms of various sizes that can be rented. Furthermore, the hotel's bar and restaurant are the perfect stop after a strenuous business head-to head! Also a good choice for groups! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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High tech near the station |
Sterneckstraße 20 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 8820310 http://www.mercure.com |
A modern hotel, the Mercure Salzburg Kapuzinerberg has a range of conference rooms of varying capacities. Each room is thoughtfully designed and decorated, with all the luxury and pomp that one would expect from a four star hotel. The conference rooms are on par with all the latest technologies, complete with ISDN lines. The Dorint is one of the few hotels that offer a whole non-smoking floor, and there is a very pleasant terrace café and comfortable piano bar in which to while away the evening. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Family-friendly hotel near Mirabell Garden |
Markus-Sittikus-Straße 3 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 8821910 http://www.nh-hotels.com/lista... |
This hotel is located in the centre of town, only a few steps from Mirabellgarten. All the rooms are airy and modern and have en suite facilities; some have their own balconies. An interesting offer for families: up to two children under the age of 16 can stay in their parents' hotel room for free. The Carlton Hotel belongs to the NH Hotel chain. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Family hotel near the Linzergasse |
Astron Hotel Salzburg City Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 8820410 http://www.nh-hotels.com/lista... |
The hotel is located in the centre of town near Linzergasse. All rooms have their own bathroom and have been designed with the standards of modern hospitality and practicality in mind. This is a family friendly place and up to two children can stay for free in their parents' room. For guests with cars there is an underground garage. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A home away from home |
Nussdorfer Straße 5 Salzburg A-5020 Austria +43 662 825586 http://www.hotel-josefa.at/ |
Hotel Josefa is located in a charming little house from the turn of the century, renovated relatively recently. The theme of the interior design reflects that of the façade; the rooms feature the highest standard three star décor; all the furniture is made out of cherry wood, whilst the rooms are set in light and warm colours. One particular highlight is the organic breakfast buffet. This hotel lies very close the famous Stiegl Brewery and the centre of town is not far away—it is about a ten-minute walk to the Old Town. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Well-priced accommodation near the railway-station |
Lastenstr. 6a Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 874351 |
If you don't take youth hostels into account, this guesthouse (situated near the main train station) is one of the cheapest options in Salzburg. The surrounding area is not the most glamorous there is but the rooms in this hotel are clean and some have en suite facilities. The house is a good few years old and is a suitable option for travellers on a tight budget who aren't all that fussy about creature comforts. To get to the hotel, don't take the main exit in the station but instead leave by the opposite side. Once over the crossing, you'll get to Lastenstraße, from where you can't miss Hotel Sandwirt. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Family-run, situated away from the town-centre |
Aiglhofstraße 15 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 845023 http://www.pensionwallner.at/ |
This family-run guesthouse is located in the Maxglan district, which is slightly west of the city centre. You can reach the Old Town by bus in about 10 minutes. The rooms are spread out between two buildings and most rooms have their own shower/toilet, but some low priced rooms share these facilities with the rest of the floor. Rooms in the back building are a little more spacious and are furnished in lightwood. This guesthouse is a good option near the Old Town and it is worth noting that prices here do not fluctuate to much during the year, even when the festival is on. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A residence for lesser archbishops |
Wolf Dietrich Straße 4 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 871275 http://www.residenz-salzburg.com/ |
Hotel Residence belongs to Altstadthotel Wolf Dietrich and is one of the most famous and most beautifully equipped buildings in Salzburg, and goes by the catchphrase 'small is beautiful'. With only 14 rooms, it combines a family atmosphere with endearing touches of class and style. Wood is a central theme and the bathrooms are modern, with stunning marble baths. The staff are unceasingly friendly from the moment guests arrive to planning daytrips for their guests. Tourists who plan to thoroughly explore the depths of the city's Old Town will find this spot, in a calm side street, a useful base for their adventures. Very good value for money! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The city's best and most expensive hotel |
Schwarzstraße 5-7 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 88977 http://www.sacher.com/ |
The city's most luxurious and expensive hotel lies right in the centre of Salzburg next to River Salzach. It was built in the 1960s and was refurbished some years ago, which considerably added to its status. Those who have money at their disposal love to stay here, especially when the festival is on. The rooms have a modem connection, anything else you may require and more. The Sacher's atmosphere is elegant and brings alive the flair that prevailed in the past. Apart from the restaurants affiliated to the hotel, there is also Cafe Sacher, known for its world-famous Sachertorten (Sacher gateau). Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Student flats to rent |
Priesterhausgasse 6 Salzburg A - 5020 Austria +43 662 874426; +43 1 4017655 http://www.academia-hotels.co.at |
Like so many other student residences, Schwarzes Rössl rents its rooms to tourists in the summer months (July until September). The Priesterhausgasse (a road), in which the halls of residence can be found, is right next to the Dreifaltigkeitskirche (Church of the Holy Trinity) and Markart Square. Despite the rock bottom prices, the standard of the rooms is pretty good, although only a few have en suite bathrooms. The best way to go about securing a room is to book well in advance. A better price and a more central location would be hard to find in Salzburg. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Near the Neutor Tunnel |
Neutorstraße 8 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 844154 http://neutor.s-hotels.com/ |
This hotel is named after the Neutor Tunnel which runs under the Mönchsberg. This ancient tunnel, the so-called Sigmundstor (Neutor), connects the two parts of the city. The city centre is less than 5 minutes away on foot and guests can leave their car in the huge garage and then set out on walking expeditions. The service and rooms are excellent, as one might expect from a hotel of this category. The hotel restaurant is only for the use of groups, but the café is open to all. A hotel in a great location with plenty of style! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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One of the most luxurious hotels in Salzburg |
Auerspergstraße 4 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 889990 http://www.sheraton.com/salzburg |
In Austria, as everywhere in the world, the name Sheraton is synonymous with luxury and class. The hotel, in one of Schwarzstraße's side streets, is about a ten-minute walk from Salzburg's Old Town and fulfils just about every wish guests looking for exquisite service and luxury could fathom. The interior simply throbs with style. The lobby sports amazingly comfortable, beautiful chairs and the reception rather resembles one you might find on a luxury steamboat. Dinner in the small restaurant is in harmony with the Sheraton's reputation of excellence. Right behind the hotel, a vast park stretches out to the famous Mirabell Palace. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Great little place |
Rochusgasse 15 Salzburg A - 5020 Austria +43 662 820100 http://www.wastlwirt.com |
Wastlwirt is just as charming as the name sounds. This small but well-equipped establishment is situated very near Stiegl brewery, although its fabulous restaurant and inexpensive rooms make it popular with a more varied clientele. Known for its friendly, family-like atmosphere and attentive service, Wastlwirt is a good, relatively undiscovered little place and only a 20-minute walk from the city centre. A tip for insiders! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Plenty of history and superb food |
Goldgasse 10 Salzburg A - 5020 Austria +43 662 845622 http://www.ente.at |
Hotel zur goldenen Ente (literally, Hotel of the Golden Duck) is certainly a bit of an insider's tip among the hotels in Salzburg. Even Goldgasse, the road in which the hotel lies, is worth a visit and it is fascinating to stay in a 500 year-old building. For a hotel of its class, it is well furnished and maintained as it has been refurbished recently. The rooms all have en suite facilities and the hotel has its own restaurant, Gasthaus zur goldenen Ente, which comes highly recommended. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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