Historic Hotels in Salzburg State from $139

"Was a nice apartment, very clean and quiet! On site laundry room with a beautiful sitting area. They were easy to communicate with and gave peace of mind travelling to Salzburg for the first time! Would highly recommend."

"Very nice hotel"

"Fun hotel with awesome breakfast that is on a busline yhat gets you downtown in 15 minutes. Unique design to room; European style with comfy beds. But the breakfast spread and staff of hotel were amazing. Front desk personnel took great care of us and explained what we needed to know. "

"Nice area within walking distance to just about everything. Lobby and main areas of the hotel were clean and welcoming."

"Close to the old town center for shopping and dining. Very walkable, and a short walk to the main train station. Short walk to a Billa grocery store, and few blocks away from a popular Ramen restaurant. Overall staff at the hotel was friendly and efficient. "

"Good stay"

"Nice, modern and very well located."

"If I return to Salzburg, I will definitely choose the hotel again. It is so convenient. When you get out of the train station, the hotel is on your right side. Train station has everything you need, bakery, grocery store. The breakfast is excellent, many choices. The staffs are very helpful, especially about the beautiful city. Within 30 mins walking distance, Mirabell garden, old town, castle, Mozart related sites. The hotel is an excellent start when you visit Salzburg, more helpful than information center. Bus 840 is one block away taking you to Königssee. Strongly recommend. I would especially thank duty manager Tom. He recommended an Austrian restaurant. The foods and service is much more beyond my expectations. Thank you very much, Tom."

"Wonderful hotel and friendly welcoming staff. We stayed here a couple of nights and found the room to be very comfortable, although small. Well worth it for the price! The restaurant was great! Good traditional food and a very nice breakfast. It was easy to drive to and the parking was handy to come and go as we explored the area."