I'm not an expert on train stations in Europe and it all worked for me there. The train was clean…read moreand comfortable and on time and the people at the booth were knowledgeable and answered my questions.

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.

Small train station, but I like it. Only a few tracks, but that keeps it easy to find your way…read more The folks at the ticket counter are knowledgeable and friendly. What more could you ask for. There are shops to grab some food and drink as well as some magazines or such to keep you entertained on the train. Public restrooms are available, but as in most of Europe be prepared and bring some change to pay for entrance. The upside is that the public restroom are generally spotless.

Consider the Westbahn line, which offers fares between Vienna and Salzburg for half the price of…read morethe OBB outfit. In December 2012, on OBB, the per person fare is approximately 50 Euro whereas it is 25 Euro per person on Westbahn (but note, for some reason our credit card did not work so we paid cash like everyone else). Plus, on the WB, you get a leather seat, an in-seat electrical outlet, and free wifi that was pretty speedy. The trains leave Salzburg every hour or two. The 2.5 hour trip will be up before you know it. Just get on board and buy your ticket from the attendant once you are underway. If headed from Salzburg to Vienna, pick up an assortment of inexpensive groceries from the SPAR market in the train station to have a picnic lunch on board. NOTE: OBB will not tell you about this line of train service. There will be little to no signage about WB in the train station.... that is because WB is new competition for OBB... Check with your hotel or the WB's website for information.