Hotels With Wifi in Salzburg State, Austria

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 💕

We have problem with the air conditioning in 1 room. The staff requested us to monitor for the night. If it doesn’t show improvement, they will change the room for us.  It didn’t work so they changed the room the next day.  Staff are friendly and rooms are clean.  Hotel quite near to the tourist information centre, which is about 15mins walk.

5 minutes walk from main station for bus and train. Staff were super friendly, Mobility Card can be obtained earlier if you email to them. Room is clean and cozy. There is cold water and fruits prepared at the lobby. Microwave available in lobby as well. Luggage storage is big (able to fit in 3 backpacking luggages) but requires 4 euro

We stayed at Leonardo Hotel Salzburg Airport to explore the city, and it was a great choice. The hotel offers free parking and provided a free public transport card, which made getting to the city center quick and easy. The rooms were clean and comfortable, and the staff was friendly. Overall, it’s a convenient and affordable base for visiting Salzburg without the hassle of city parking.

The hotel is right next to the train station, which is incredibly convenient. Across the street from the coffee shop downstairs, there's an Asian restaurant specializing in delicious and affordable rice bowls. Plus, you'll find fast-food chains like McDonald's and Burger King around the station, adding to the convenience. We stayed here for one night after driving back from Königssee and returning our rental car during the day, and it was quite a convenient stopover. Königssee is absolutely stunning! If you're visiting Salzburg, it's a must-see, and driving there yourself is the most convenient way to explore. Following some prior research, we took the boat at Königssee directly to the last stop, then walked a short distance to the incredibly picturesque Obersee for photos. On the way back, we also tried the famous local 'butter milk.' Honestly, the taste was just okay – kind of like a very thick, soda-flavored yogurt. At 3 euros a cup, it's worth trying for the experience; it's undoubtedly a wholesome and nutritious local specialty. Later, we took the boat back and explored the area around the iconic red-domed St. Bartholomew's Church. We had some grilled fish there; it was a bit expensive but absolutely delicious, particularly the grilled trout. I found pictures of the grilled fish and information about parking at Königssee on Bilibili (B站). (Huge thanks to all the travel guide experts for their invaluable tips!) If you're driving, just follow their navigation recommendations.

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.

You absolutely must book a high-floor, spacious room. I was given room 1305, and the 270-degree panoramic view was absolutely breathtaking! The lady at the front desk provided excellent service. The hotel is centrally located; it's about a 20-minute walk to Mozart's birthplace, and you'll even pass through a beautiful garden along the way. There's a Chinese restaurant nearby called 'Sunflower' – hands down the best Chinese food in all of Europe, and they offer takeout. Next time I visit, I absolutely have to stay here for a whole week; the views are simply stunning.

Good breakfast and sauna is nice. Be aware you need to pay 6 euro per person for it

The hotel isn't in the city center, but a very convenient bus stop is located right outside. You can get a free bus card from the front desk, and it's just a 15-minute bus ride to the main attractions. Next to the hotel, there's a Chinese-owned Asian buffet restaurant, which was excellent. I finally had a truly satisfying meal! They even have a stir-fry station where you pick your own ingredients and they cook them fresh. For anyone craving authentic Chinese food, this was simply perfect!

Tissue papers in the gap between the bed and the wall. The shower ”room” is inside the the room without any ventilation system. It can make the bedroom very wet and hot during showering. Should expect it as a hostel instead of a hotel.