Hotels With Gym in Salzburg State, Austria

Booked a bit late so didn't really have many choices in Salzburg. But I was surprised by the service and cleanliness of the room. I messaged the hotel directly to ask for direction from the station and was told to take Obus No 2. It was easy to get there with the pre-arrange Salzburg Mobility Card. Location wise it is not near to the station of Ler the main area. But it is ok since there is couple of supermarkets nearby (Billa, EuroSpar and Aekshea - Asian mart). The bottled water is only 1 per stay. Free flow of tap water is highly recommended.

The staffs were helpful and the receptionist Aleksandr and Tom were very friendly . İ recomend this hotel to everyone especially about the location ıt is two minutes to central train station and you can find ant buses to centre or to the other stops . Hotel was clean and there was Mozart Chocolate for my son and me. Thanks for nice two nights and three days 💕

I booked an “executive” room at a rate above the already high standard price, largely because the listing photos showed a spacious bathroom with a bathtub. In reality, the only “executive” feature seemed to be that it was located on the 6th floor. Access to the executive lounge was not included and required an extra fee — and from what I saw when peeking inside, it certainly didn’t seem worth paying for. The biggest disappointment was the bathroom. It was shockingly small, with a shower stall easily under 1m². As a petite Asian woman, I still found it uncomfortably cramped and awkward, especially when washing my hair. The space looked nothing like the listing photos, which feels misleading. I regret not raising this with reception immediately, but the more I used the room, the more dissatisfied I became. Misrepresentation in promotional images is simply unacceptable, and I will be attaching comparison photos to show the difference. The room itself also fell short in comfort. The pillows were so thin that they flattened to bed level the moment you lay on them — we had to fold them in half just for the extra height for support. Amenities were extremely basic and in no way justified the high room rate. This was my first time staying at a Wyndham property, and I sincerely hope this is not reflective of the brand’s overall standards. The only plus point of this hotel like other properties at the area is that it’s near the main train station and transportation. Service at check in was also very helpful with the nice lady taking time giving directions with a map.

All right! Very modern new hotel. Breakfast on Deck7 was fabulous I can definitely recommend a stay in the garden.

Super close to the train station – highly recommended! Upon check-in, you receive a complimentary city transport card, which is incredibly handy. The train station itself has a supermarket and many restaurants. They also offer luggage storage, so you can drop your bags and head straight to explore the Lake District.

Highly recommended! ! ! Great location, just a 5-minute walk from the train station. I booked a standard triple room, but the hotel upgraded me to an apartment suite with a kitchen. It was amazing! ! ! Newly decorated, and there's even a small garden downstairs.

This hotel was the one we were most looking forward to during our 11-day European trip, but it was also the most disappointing. Objectively speaking, the hotel has a great location, surrounded by mountains and surrounded by a cluster of beautiful small houses. The drawbacks are quite stark. First, it's quite dated, and the restaurant is quite small. We couldn't even accommodate our two dinners, so we had to eat simple meals at the bar. Second, there's no air conditioning. Okay, that's understandable; it's a local specialty, and most hotels don't have air conditioning. What caused the disappointment? First, the management was chaotic. They randomly asked for a deposit upon check-in, asking for it in installments. They wanted to charge far more than the room rate, not the 50 euros stated on the Ctrip confirmation. Upon inquiry, they said it was the bank's payment, not ours, with a characteristically arrogant airiness. Being abroad is truly helpless. How could the bank deduct our deposit without instructions? This explanation is ridiculous. They arrogantly treat Chinese people like country bumpkins! The most outrageous thing was that the check-out amount didn't match the one on Ctrip. I showed the printed confirmation to the front desk, but the distinguished Austrian receptionist wouldn't even glance at it. All their amounts came from the system, and they had no way of confirming it with the reservations department. If you weren't a little less insistent, you wouldn't be able to leave without paying the extra amount—after all, it's illegal! After arguing with her a bit more, she told me to be a human being. There's reason to suspect this is racism! My friend asked if I could record her. She felt deeply wronged and had to ask her supervisor out. No matter what I said, she hadn't helped me confirm the difference in the amount. She was so aggrieved that she started asking for help, and then started acting up, wiping tears and drinking water. Unfortunately, I couldn't cooperate. I couldn't pull off the Green Tea act. Even when feeling completely insecure in a foreign country, Chinese women can't pull off that kind of pretentiousness. This story is so wonderful that it deserves a 3-minute explanation on a video account. Even so, I am still willing to objectively evaluate the hotel and it has its own natural advantages. I would like to advise my compatriots to avoid it as much as possible. After all, when people are overseas, a sense of security is the first demand, and they cannot expect a home-like service.

The staff were friendly and helpful. They provided the clear parking instruction by letting me know there will be free parking on the street during the weekend. I requested a connected room and they provided me what I wanted. The heating system for towel in the bathroom is a plus. However, the light in the room is a bit dark. It will be better if it is brighter.

A fantastic hot spring resort with the backdrop of the Alps that can only be booked for one night during the week. Before check-in, you can use the water facilities except for the hotel-only hot spring facilities. The changing room in the basement of the hotel is shared between men and women, so you may be disappointed if you change clothes in front of the locker. It is called a hot spring, but you can think of it as a warm water swimming pool (it smells like bleach), and there is a nude zone, so be careful. There are many beach chairs, so there are plenty of places to rest, and the staff are very friendly. This is the place where the staff was the friendliest during my trip. The minibar in the room is free, the dinner buffet including the course was delicious, and there was a juicer here, which was nice. Seats are reserved for dinner and breakfast, and there is a reservation name card on the table. They give you a small herbal salt as a souvenir when you check out, and these kind of small services make you feel good. The lobby is on the hill about 2nd floor, so I unloaded my luggage and parked for free in the outdoor parking lot below, but later I found out that there is a parking lot accessible by elevator at the bottom of the building. If you are going, please take note..