arte Hotel Salzburg provides rooms with free WiFi in Salzburg, conveniently located 600 metres from Mirabell Palace.
Carmel
Austria
The room was lovely and had everything I needed. Arrived in the unusual rains/flooding and low temperatures. The heating/aircon was very effective and fast, which was amazing given the amount of glass windows in the room. The free minibar and coffee maker were great, the restaurants around were very good, and the staff was friendly and helpful. Quiet and very comfortable.
Located 100 metres from Salzburg Main Train Station, Austria Trend Hotel Europa Salzburg is only a 10-minute walk from Mirabell Gardens, the Congress Centre and Mozarts residential building.
The modern Austria Trend Hotel Salzburg Messe is conveniently situated, close to the A1 motorway, about a 15-minute bus ride from the heart of the city.
The Hotel zum Hirschen is Salzburgs oldest family-run hotel, conveniently located in the city center and only a few minutes by foot from the historic old town and the train station.
Michelle
Australia
Close to attractions. Lovely staff. Supermarket across the street. Close to train station. Sauna and gym. Comfortable beds. Lovely room.
Located at the foot of the Kapuzinerberg Mountain, the Dorint City-Hotel Salzburg is a 15-minute walk from the Old Town and the Main Train Station. Free Wi-Fi is available.
Petra
Australia
The room was clean and very good size. The staff were excellent and very knowledgeable. Nothing was too much for them. The location was great so you can walk everywhere.
Ibis Budget Salzburg Airport - Self-Check-In is located directly at the highway junction Airport Salzburg, only 500 metres from the Designer Outlet Center and 5 km from the center of Salzburg.
Aden
United Kingdom
I like everything about this hotel from location to quality. Very comfortable bed and pillows, had a great slumber sleep. Will be returning
Radisson Blu Hotel Altstadt is a historic building dating from 1377, located right in the Old Town of Salzburg and only a few steps away from all sights.
Located in Salzburg and within 200 metres of Salzburg Central Station, Cocoon Salzburg features a bar, allergy-free rooms, and free WiFi throughout the property.
Great hotel, perfect location, helpful friendly staff.
Located in Salzburg and with Mirabell Palace reachable within 300 metres, HYPERION Hotel Salzburg provides concierge services, allergy-free rooms, a terrace, free WiFi throughout the property and a...
Location, room, bed was very comfortable, nice bar
COOL MAMA Salzburg offers individual accommodation in Salzburg, 150 metres from Salzburgarena and 200 metres from MesseZentrum Exhibition Center Salzburg. Free WiFi is offered throughout the property.
The staff and the amenities of the hotel were excellent.
Ideally located in the Schallmoos district of Salzburg, AMADEA - Cityhotel Salzburg is located 1.3 km from Salzburg Central Station, 1.1 km from Mozarteum and 1.4 km from Mozart's Birthplace.
Beautiful rooms, exellent organisation, super clean... All the best
Situated in Salzburg, Salzburg region, Hotel Neutor Express is set a 4-minute walk from Festival Hall Salzburg. With free WiFi, this hotel offers luggage storage space.
Very good location. Clean towels every day. Friendly staff.
Located in Salzburg, only 3 km from the Messezentrum Salzburg exhibition center and the Salzburgarena venue, OEKOTEL Salzburg Messe offers free WiFi.The bus line 4 stops directly in front of the hotel...
Accessible by transport, spacious rooms, nice breakfast
Renovated in 2016, the modern Urban Stay Salzburg City is just a 5-mninute walk from Salzburg Main Station. Free WiFi is available. Every room comes with a flat-screen TV.
Very good location and the room was very comfortable.
Ibis Budget Salzburg Airport - Self-Check-In is located directly at the highway junction Airport Salzburg, only 500 metres from the Designer Outlet Center and 5 km from the center of Salzburg.
Location - close to the airport, motorway and good restaurants
Meininger Hotel Salzburg City Center is 2 km from the Old Town and offers rooms with a flat-screen TV. WiFi is available throughout the hotel for free.
It was comfortable and big enough for a family of 4
Townhouse Weisses Kreuz is a carefully renovated 16th-century building in the heart of Salzburg's Old Town, 200 metres from Salzburg Cathedral and 500 metres from the Festival Hall.
Situated in Salzburg, 2 km from Kapuzinerberg & Capuchin Monastery, The Little Guesthouse features accommodation with free bikes, free private parking, a garden and a terrace.
Charming and the staff are beyond helpful and polite.
Located in a 14th-century building in the heart of Salzburg’s Old Town, this 4-star design boutique hotel is right at the foot of Hohensalzburg Fortress. Free WiFi is available.
great location, friendly and attentive staff, good facilities
Surrounded by a private garden, the 4-star hotel Haus Arenberg is just a 15-minute walk from Salzburg’s Old Town. It offers panoramic views of the surrounding mountains, free WiFi, and free parking.
Great location; nice staff; clean and comfortable room.
This exclusive hotel offers scenic mountain views and cosy rooms in an annex of the historic Leopoldskron Palace, just 2 km from Salzburg’s historic centre.
I like it since a long time! And always enjoying my stay
Radisson Blu Hotel Altstadt is a historic building dating from 1377, located right in the Old Town of Salzburg and only a few steps away from all sights.
Very nice,clean hotel and staff. Delicious breakfast.
FAQs about hotels in Salzburg
On average, 3-star hotels in Salzburg cost £149 per night, and 4-star hotels in Salzburg are £197 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Salzburg can on average be found for £599 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Salzburg this weekend is £208 or, for a 4-star hotel, £226. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Salzburg for this weekend cost on average around £518 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £166 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Salzburg for tonight. You'll pay on average around £209 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Salzburg will cost around £407 (based on Booking.com prices).
Made famous for its “hills alive with the sound of music”, Salzburg is a very pretty town filled with romantic buildings and squares. If you are not yet aware that Mozart was born here, then you will be as soon as you land at Salzburg W.A. Mozart
International Airport. Further your education about this musical prodigy at his actual birthplace, Mozarts Geburtshaus.
The city is the namesake of the Salzach River which runs through it, and alongside this beautiful river lays the Schloss Mirabell, one of the many impressive castles within the city limits. Schloss Mirabell and Hellbrunn with their picturesque gardens, beautiful galleries and impressive halls make the ideal spot for a picnic during summer.
The white-stone Hohensalzburg fortress is perched upon a green hill and offers magnificent views over the city. Or, you can escape it all in the Kapuzinerberg forest, which offers splendid Alpine vistas- a reminder of Salzburg’s natural beauty.
The shopping centre focuses around Alter Markt Square and Getreidegasse, the latter is a quirky street with old-fashioned signs indicating what each store sells. With 125 hotels and guesthouses available on Booking.com, your stay in Salzburg is bound to be as pleasant as this city is pretty.
Salzburg is a beautiful city, really easy to get around the...
Salzburg is a beautiful city, really easy to get around the old town on foot and to the surrounding areas by bike or bus. We did a biking tour to see the Sound of Music sights and we also travelled back to Hellbrun palace to see the trick water fountains which were amazing and great fun! We also went to the outdoor swimming pools at Freibad Leopoldskron (as it was a very hot day!) and had a lovely afternoon cooling off there. The hotel we stayed in was a bit far out to walk into the centre but the buses were so regular it didn't cause an issue.
Julie
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Salzburg is definitely worth visiting because of its history...
Salzburg is definitely worth visiting because of its history but also beacuse of the overall atmosphere. We have visited RedBull exhibition, amazing place! Don´t miss beautiful gardens of Mirabell Schloss and enjoy cozy Austrian beer gardens.
Augustin
Czech Republic
Scored 10
10
Honestly one of the most beautiful cities I’ve come across.
Honestly one of the most beautiful cities I’ve come across. It looks like something out of a fairy tale. Very easy to get around either walking or regular buses. Although most people can speak English it would be helpful to have a few German phrases to hand.
Get the Salzburg card!! It will save you a lot of money and enables you to plan out your trip as it lists all the amazing things you can do. You can spread it out (depending on the time span of the card you get) or you could squeeze a lot of it in 2/3 days. Have your phone fully charged, you will be taking a lot of pictures and videos. The cable car is unbelievable. It keeps going up and up so if you are weary with heights (like I was) maybe close your eyes in the cable car but still go!! You’ll be glad you did when you reach the different peaks at around 1800m mark. The old town is just amazing. So peaceful yet busy. Never felt anything but safe.
Ruthba
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Old town is beautiful , the train station area feels a bit...
Old town is beautiful , the train station area feels a bit off, watched people doing drugs in the street. Bud and trains easy enough to catch , signs or info in English would
Make some navigation easier around the town
Sonya
Australia
Scored 8.0
8.0
I visited the Altstadt in the early morning so it is not so...
I visited the Altstadt in the early morning so it is not so crowded. There are always events with live music in Mirabell Palace, and Mozart birthplace is overrated. You will find stores selling chocolates for 20 euros and the next street for half of the price so dont jump and buy at the first store you see.
Kapuzinerkloster and all the trails over there worth a day to enjoy if you like trekking.
I went to Wolfgangsee in the 150 bus that you can take at the main station, and it takes only 40 minutes going via St Gilgen which is also a very beautiful place to visit (expensive to eat but top quality food make it worth it).
Nati
Uruguay
Scored 10
10
Salzburg is always worth a trip.
Salzburg is always worth a trip. It's an interesting city with many good restaurants. We had afternoon tea in Cafe Bazaar and Hotel Sache. We had dinner at the Terrance Restaurant with superb views but the food was overpriced and not very good. We were served with some dips and bread which we thought was gratis but cost €5pp. The waiters were very friendly though. We also went to Stern Bräu which served excellent local food of superb quality.
We visited the usual sights which were all very interesting. We especially enjoyed our visit to Hellbrunn Castle.
The hotel is very well situated. It's in the old town, walking distance to everything and very close to the bus route to Untersberg. It was comfortable and very clean when we stayed. The staff were knowledgeable and gave great information on what to do around Salzburg.
Fantastic boutique hotel in very central location in old town . Lovely breakfast and restaurant for dinner and service second to none with owner seeing to work every day but ensuring the most personal attention to everyone
Salzburg isn't a big city, so the hotel was in a walkable distance for the train station or the old town.
The reception is open 24 hours and staff are very nice. Very clean and comfortable beds.
LOCATION and PRICE POINT! There are a few hotels in old town Salzburg. Elefant is on par with the others, but at a cost point that's far cheaper. We love this hotel.
Great boutique hotel, very well located, with parking, short 10 minutes walk to the old town. Very comfortable, large rooms, superb staff, am a repeat customer.
HM
Austria
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