5 star for sure. Got dropped off by Bolt at the front step, walked in. Information board at the…read morefront. Very easy to navigate. 1st floor has several restaurant to grab food, gift shops and also rest area. Next to the rest area has OBB dedicated rest area. Near the exit, there is OBB office to buy tickets or make changes. Information board os accurate and large signes directing you to the upstairs platform. You can also take the escalator next to the stairs. Must if you have a large luggage. On the screen, if the white circle blinks, that means your train has arrived and you can board. All OBB seats can be reserved for few extra €. If not, just seat at any open seats but expect to let it go for people with reservation. Definitely 5 star station. There are few very busy, dirty and unorganized trains in Europe especially ones in Zurich. Watch out for pan handlers.

Took the train from here to Innsbruck. So easy. Once you're in the terminal it's easy to…read morenavigate. The signage is good. Just make sure you know your trains endpoint and the time, as multiple trains use the same track. Found a Costa coffee shop inside so I grabbed a cappuccino while I waited.

took an incredibly memorable day trip to Bad Gastein, a resort and sporting destination set amidst…read morethe Hohe Tauern mountains. the 1hr30min train from Salzburg rode past wooded austrian countryside of quaint villages, windmills and alpine passes. a natural wonder in town, the spectacular Gasteiner Ache waterfall drops more than 300 metres in three stages and cascades through it's center...a-ma-zing!! activities included exploring the elegant town of grand hotels and belle époque architecture, eating wurst&kraut, mountain treks and a visit to the therme.

You know, as far as Bahnhofs go (train stations), this one is quite nice. Small, but clean and has…read morea few stores, a bakery and convenience shop, a pharmacy, a mcdonalds, and a cafe. I'm wondering now, who reads reviews of train stations..?

Was planning to do day trip to Sigmund Thun Gorge on the way to Salzburg, however due to no luggage…read morelockers we had to cancel our plans. I had read an article that there were lockers installed in 2009.

Not very premium class, but you take what you can get, the drinks are limited, but it's good…read moreenough, as most wait times for trains are much shorter than for planes. Sadly there are only some lukewarm wines and beer (yes only one kind, but then again the German-speaking peoples don't really do craft brews, they only have 3 kinds; Gold/Weisse, Schwarz, Rot/Bock), although there's a coffee machine that makes a couple of styles or whatever (I don't drink coffee, it's something like lactose intolerance, but for coffee/caffeine, and any hot water for tea that comes out the same tube is going to taste like coffee water!). But since it's included and I don't have to pay extra, why complain? Also during the winter months, it's a warm place to be, instead of freezing on the platform. No TV for news, it just shows the timetable, much like the airports'. If you don't want to use the free wifi like I'm doing now, there's a wide selection of journals and periodicals, although most are in German. And for some unknown reason, there's a conference room roughly about half the size of the lounge, probably for business people stuck in a storm or something! Finally the sofas are comfy and warm for your tushy, definitely better than the ice-cold metal benches!

Though it exists, it is nothing special. They provide water, soda and very basic pastry. No beer or…read morewine until 1800. There is a grocery store across the station where you can purchase anything cheap.