Hotels With Wifi in Salzburg State, Austria

We came thinking the resto and bar would be open, but found out we were there out of season. We booked on Trip.com which didn't have the details on the closure for low season, so check the website for details depending on the time of year. Otherwise the place was nice, parking was easy, and the view from the hotel was great. It's about a 7 minute drive up from the town.

Right turn out of the train station, it's incredibly close – perfect for travelers catching a train. There's a McDonald's and Burger King, and a Spar supermarket inside the station, so amenities are complete. The train station is also a major hub, with the 150 bus going to the Lake District, making transport very convenient. There's a free spa, but I might not necessarily want to use it. The Austrian gentleman at the front desk was very kind and offered a telephone wake-up service, which is great for those needing to catch an early train. The room isn't as stylish as the exterior, but it's perfectly adequate and came with a large bottle of water. You need to pay the city tax separately at the front desk, which is 3.55 euros per person per night and can be paid by card. A tourist bus card will be automatically sent to your email.

It was close to Salzburg and I was impressed by the friendly reception. I wanted to stay for 2 nights but I was disappointed that there were no rooms. Parking is also free. Everything is great.

What stood out to me the most was that the front desk asked for my personal home address and email, citing the current unstable situation. Remember to pick up the free bus pass. The room facilities are relatively new and decent. There's a McDonald's downstairs, and a bus stop right outside for getting to the city center. To reach the lake district, you can walk through the tunnel and catch a bus.

Everything is good. The hotel is located right next to the train station and bus station, best for traveler on either long or short journey. Good restaurants are nearby, McDonald at next door runs till 2am so no one could be starve. Vending machine is around and served 24 hours. For the hotel room, pillow is soft and nice, blanket are warm, good enough space for showcases. Bathroom is simple but you have everything, including a bath tub and hair dryer. Staff are nice, helpful and efficient, I recommend this hotel to everyone.

The room itself was very spacious and generally comfortable, so in terms of physical space and basic facilities, the experience was acceptable. However, several service-related details significantly affected my overall impression. First, this was the first hotel I stayed at in Europe that does not offer complimentary luggage storage, which was very inconvenient, especially for travelers arriving early or leaving later in the day. More importantly, there was a serious issue regarding privacy and housekeeping procedures. In most hotels, rooms are cleaned only when guests place a “please clean” sign on the door or explicitly request housekeeping. In this hotel, staff went door to door knocking, and when there was no response, they entered the room directly. This felt intrusive and disrespectful of guest privacy, and it was quite uncomfortable. It also seems inefficient and unnecessary for the staff themselves. While the room size and general comfort were fine, these service and management details were disappointing and do not meet the expectations of a hotel at this level. With better respect for guest privacy and clearer housekeeping protocols, the experience could be greatly improved.

Because I was traveling by train through Europe, I chose a hotel less than 200 meters' walk from Salzburg Central Station. The modern decor was simple, and the facilities were adequate. Aside from being reminded to bring my own toothbrush and slippers, everything I needed for a two-day stay was there. Check-in and check-out at the front desk were straightforward, and they offered free luggage storage. The best part was the rooftop breakfast restaurant with panoramic views of Salzburg city and the fortress. We even got to see it after a snowfall, and the view of the rooftops was really nice. The buffet was generous; besides the usual German-speaking staples of tomatoes, cucumbers, and bell peppers, there was a rich array of local breakfast options. On the second floor, there's a lounge and coffee bar with a window overlooking the train tracks, which makes for a great photo op. I recommend a larger Salzburg restaurant that you can find on Dianping (a Chinese review site), located about 200 meters from the hotel. It's popular with both locals and tourists, and the food tastes great. The beer is also highly recommended, the service is friendly, and the prices are reasonable for Central Europe, typically around 80 to 90 euros for four people.

Elegant and practical hotel. Decoration is minimalist and buffet is scrumptious for breakfast.