Charming family run hotel in Salzburg, and they have been running it for 5 generations! This is my…read moresecond favorite hotel in this area. It's in an historic building and located near to where Mozart was born. Walking is easy as it's in a pedestrian zone in the center of the old town on the Sigmund Haffner Gasse. Just around the corner is the baroque old town, the festival hall and the gorgeous cathedral. They have a great breakfast buffet and your dog is allowed to stay with you for a 30 euro per night fee. The hotel restaurant has great reviews and it's a nice place to stop and to have a bite of authentic Tirol cuisine. You can find deals online, and they also offer discounts If you book direct with them on their website.

Centrally located for easy walking to many destinations. Room was clean and functional, if a bit…read morefunky in layout. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Price was reasonable. At a loss to understand how a hotel with a restaurant has no coffee to offer guests in the morning! Otherwise, would recommend.

Gorgeous hotel on the Salzach riverbank. You're just a quick walk across the bridge into the old…read moretown. Rooms on the river side have a spectacular view of the Hohensalzburg Fortress and old town. The building dates from 1866 and was originally called the Österreichischer Hof. In 2000 it was rebranded and updated, renamed the Hotel Sacher. The color scheme is the same as the historic hotel in Vienna: lots of red and white. You can stop in here and have a slice of the famous Sacher torte. There are 120 rooms and it's a central hub for the Salzburg Festival.

Hotel Sacher is a beautiful, historic, family owned and operated 5-star hotel in Salzburg. It's a…read moremust see if you're in Salzburg. Located on the river in Old Town, it's in a prime location and is close to all the sites and attractions. Known for its classic elegance, and opulent decor, it is the epitome of Old World Luxury since 1866. Home to the Café Sacher that serves the famous Sachertorte. I tried it in Vienna and didn't care for it, so I had an Apple Strudel with vanilla ice cream... which I highly recommend. The hotel was starting to decorate for Christmas so it was truly beautiful to see.

What a lovely hotel. Everyone is so friendly. Just want to…read moregive an extra shoutout to Patrick the bartender for being incredible. Great food. Great atmosphere. Perfect location in Altstadt.

I've been visiting Salzburg since 1995, and with our daughter now living here, we've stayed in many…read moredifferent places over the years. But none have felt like home the way Hotel Goldener Hirsch does. The hospitality is exceptional. Warm, attentive and genuine. From the moment we arrived, we were made to feel not just welcomed, but cared for. Our room was beautifully appointed, with a view overlooking the Pferdeschwemme. It was comfortable in that rare way that makes you want to unpack, settle in and stay a while. Breakfast service delivered to our room each morning allowed us to ease into the day with quiet and comfort. In the evenings, we found ourselves at the hotel bar both before and after dinner, drawn in by the atmosphere and the incredibly welcoming bartender. I wish I had gotten his name. His professionalism, beautiful cocktails and way of making everyone feel like a regular added a layer of warmth that made those evenings feel special. I'm going to return. Hotel Goldener Hirsch is more than a luxury property. It's where we'll return, again and again, because it feels like coming home.

Stayed one night at this Sheraton Grand on our way to Hallstatt...here are my thoughts:…read more Service is friendly so no complaints there. Room itself is a decent size and I like that it has partial hardwood flooring, but the shower flooded half of the bathroom (after 5 minutes), there is no coffee/tea option in the room, the floor mats and curtains are dirty and damaged, and the walls are full of scuff marks. On the plus side the bed is comfortable and the window opens which is so nice. We paid about 400 Euros for our standard room which is definitely way too much for this hotel. Despite what they claim this is more of a 3 star property than a 5 star. Definitely won't return.

This was another great find! The staff are amazing. They actually read your preferences and…read morefollow through. Hubs is allergic to feathers. Without asking, they had already addressed it and taken care of it. As well as the upgrade for Titanium Elite status. We got the 7th floor, rooftop balcony suite. Very nice! They left us a handwritten welcome card, left fruits and exquisite chocolates as well as a stocked frig. There is enough closet and drawer space to live here. They have a concierge lounge. In the evening the hors devours, are really a meal.

Dinner at The Glass Garden. The interior is exquisite. The…read moreglass dome is so unique and the views inside and outside are breathtaking. Being a 1 star Michelin restaurant gave me high expectations and I wasn't disappointed. Service was personal and informative. They spoke excellent English and explained each item with suggestions. Chose the 4-course tasting menu plus suggested accompanying wines. It also came with some pre-menu courses and petits-fours (brought to the table by one of the chefs, which was charming). Food quality we thought to be excellent, and all the Austrian wines were delicious, especially the Zweigelt. It was not just dinner, it was an experience you shouldn't miss.

This is a hotel out of the world. The setting is enchanting. The staff are very friendly. They…read moregave me one of their nicest room with stunning view of Salzburg. I am a sucker for wonderful views and it made my stay very memorable.

This was the best meal we have had so far on our trip. We started at the Sketch Bar and had…read moredelicious drinks in a sumptuous atmosphere. We moved on to dinner at the Polo restaurant. The restaurant manager Mr. Richard and our waitress Nancy were amazing. Two of our party are gluten free and the made us gluten free bread and explained all the gluten free options. The gluten free bread came with homemade butter and two spreads (salmon and watercress with horseradish and a truffle pate with pickled vegetables). We had the rack of lamb with a white bean puree, tomato-concassée, and slow cooked onions in a Chianti reduction, a pan fried perch-pike with shiitake, pok choi, and carrots, a US ribeye with grilled vegetables and mashed potatoes, a boneless chicken with salsa criolla, lemon and olive oil, and mashed potatoes, and a white and green asparagus with ham, young potatoes, and hollandaise. It was one of the most tender ribeyes we've had, and the best lamb I've eaten - and I love cooking lamb. We had a bottle of Bründlmayer Brut Sekt Austria Reserve that complimented the meal perfectly. We ended the meal with an apple digestif that was the perfect end of the meal.

Beautiful hotel with very kind service! Also connected to a nice restaurant and walking distance…read morefrom plenty. Gorgeous balcony views!

Very nice boutique hotel in Salzburg. Well appointed and clean, staff/service was great. The room…read morewas nice and comfortable. Only stayed one night, and for that night a solid 4-stars! The explanation future guests need regards the unloading and parking part. There is no place to unload your car in front of the hotel. There is a side street immediately to the left of the entrance as you're sailing around the 'round about. Turn right there and you'll find 3-5 spaces on the right shoulder of the road depending upon how busy it is. Unload there and the staff will bring out a cart. The parking garage is 5 mins away by car (all one way streets, a bit of a maze), 10 minutes at least on foot, and is not easy to find. Look for the Hotel Imlauer sign on the wall, it's only about 6" x 6", so keep your eyes peeled. Once you're there, it all makes sense! Just hang in there! We do recommend Hotel Imlauer in Salzburg! Enjoy!

This is a lovely hotel in a very convenient location in Salzburg. I arrived by train and it was…read moreabout a 10 minute walk from the hbf. You may want to take an Uber or taxi depending on your physical capabilities and luggage situation. The front desk person was kind and explained the amenities available plus we were fortunate to get an early check in. The room and bathroom were large, clean, comfortable and quiet. The breakfast buffet was impressive, the staff at the buffet were very nice and helped me with gluten free options. The manager offered me packaged and heated gf bread and remembered me each morning after to give me more bread. The restaurant downstairs in the tavern was very busy on the night we went but squeezed us in. The hotel is very close distance to the Mirabell palace and garden, many shops and cafes. I enjoyed this hotel and would stay again if I make my way back to Salzburg.

Friendly staff. Most speak English. Stayed in the Kaiser suite for three nights then moved to a…read morepremium king room nearby for one night. Kaiser is spacious. Almost too much space. There are two TVs although we didn't use them. The TV in the bedroom didn't work. Shower is small for the size of the bathroom. It was possible but challenging to find plugs bedside for charging phones and such. There is also a lot of light that comes in from the skylights and can't be blocked. Light sleepers may find it hard to sleep after sunrise (5ish AM in May). Despite the skylights I found the room a little dark during the day. Not enough natural light for the size of the room. All this said the reason to consider this room is the rooftop deck space. The view from the roof is amazing. Great place to share morning coffee or an afternoon/evening wine or beer. Nighttime views are also amazing! Our second room was a more typical hotel room. Nothing special, but cozy and still nice. The building dates back about 700 years although most of what you see is more modern through countless renovations over the centuries. Still cool to be in a place with so much history! You can't beat the location of this hotel. You can walk to virtually everything in the old town of Salzburg and there must be 50 restaurants within 200 meters of this hotel. The hotel restaurant is good to stop in at least one. They will make a decent espresso in the morning or serve a nice meal for dinner. We would definitely stay here again when we visit Salzburg!

Huge fan of this centrally located hotel in the Old Town of Salzburg. It's in a prime location -…read moreyou can step out your door and be in St. Peter's or any shop or restaurant within minutes! Staff were all excellent and the front desk agent who checked us in offered to call taxis, provided a map, upgraded our room for free, and made dinner reservations for us. He was very friendly and kind and we immediately felt at home. All requests were quickly handled and we had a lovely one-night stay here for my birthday! Would 1000% come back without hesitation.

Beautiful hotel and fabulous location. The hotel was awarded a Michelin Key in 2024 and 2025…read more Located in the heart of Old Salzburg. Everything is within walking distance. Mozarts birthplace, the Cathedral, great restaurants and shopping. This charming hotel combines medieval charm with contemporary comfort. Housed in a 16th-century coppersmith workshop the hotel has the original stone floors and stylish modern décor. Service is exceptional. Ulriki, treated us with personal 5 star service. When we arrived she greeted with warm towels and a glass of Prosecco. She personally escorted us to our room which was wonderful. The complimentary mini bar was filled with water and soft drinks. Our 2 night stay here was wonderful. I can't emphasize enough how perfect the location was. I highly recommend this hotel.

Everything about our experience at Hotel Goldgasse was a 5 star. We were greeted at check in with a…read morebig smile, hot towels, and a glass of sparkling elderberry infused water, and amazing customer service. We were later taken to our room where we found a beautifully decorated room with a gorgeous view down in to the streets of Salzburg. The only thing I would have to say is that if you are a light sleeper you might want to request a room on the other side of the building if at all possible. We could hear people outside walking around throughout the night, but we also kept our window open the entire night and it did not bother us at all. The restaurant attached to the hotel is a Michelin star. We unfortunately didn't get the chance to eat there. Anyways, look no further and book this hotel already! I promise you wont regret it. GREAT LOCATION!

This was a decent, budget-friendly hotel. We arrived in Salzburg via train, and walked from the…read moretrain station to the hotel, which took about 10 minutes. We were lugging four large suitcases and battling a biting wind while consulting Google maps, so it probably would have been a faster walk had we known where we were going, and had we not been lugging 4 weeks of clothing with us. The hotel lobby is fun and vibrant, and the front desk clerks were friendly and incredibly helpful. I say this because I'd booked our room via a booking site, and changed the check-in/check-out dates through that site once before we traveled. That site sent me a confirmation, but didn't bother letting the hotel know that I'd made the change, so when we tried to check in...they had nothing. After a moment of panic, the young man helping us told us it wouldn't be a problem, he just needed to make an adjustment. Our room was on the 4th floor, and it seemed like all the glitz and vibrancy in the hotel was used in the lobby. The room was a bit tight and spare, but comfortable for our needs. We didn't have much of a view from our window, but if I leaned out just a bit (making my husband super anxious), I could see Hohensalzburg away on the hill. The bathroom was tiny, and we had to get creative with space in there. The shower had decent water pressure, but it was another one of those that had no shower door, and no curtain. Water got everywhere, which we tried to contain, but to no avail. We did get really good sleep while staying here, though, and that's what matters most to us. The bed was comfy, and the blankets were warm and cozy. The thing I think I loved most about the room was that once you put your key in the slot to turn on the power, the TV would turn on to a fireplace scene, complete with the crackle of the fire and the wood burning down to ashes, only to repeat itself again and again. It was a tiny detail, but I loved the heck out of it! The hotel isn't very far from Mozartplatz, but you do have to walk. It's a nice stroll across the river, even in not-so-nice weather. Tip: if your map app tells you to turn left and then turn left after stepping outside the building, don't listen to it! You can cross the street (towards the river), and follow that down until you see the first of many bridges across. I'd recommend taking the first one, as it'll be less crowded, but it is worth it to cross the second one at least once, so you can see the lights up close. I believe we got lucky in locking in a good price for this hotel, given we were there for Christmas. They definitely were busy during our stay, but we were always welcomed back when returning, and wished a good day as we left. And, they're dog-friendly, too! We found that out as we were waiting for the one elevator to get up to our room (we took the stairs, as the elevator was slow in descending to the lobby level). We had a beagle on our floor, and it about broke my heart.

Being in the privileged situation of having a travel agent that caters the creme de la creme in the…read moreentertainment world, I am spoiled with fantastic rates in hotels, so I usually skip the motel ones - I stayed for 70 and less percent at the Wyndham Grand, the Radission Blu - all considered to be of higher status that this chain. This time, they were all sold out, and so I checked out both the Motel Ones in Salzburg. I received exactly what I thought what I would get: a stylish but small (and very clean) room, with an OK breakfast. Whatever they had was fresh and tasty - but I like fresh eegs and the little extras that cost more - and are unavailable here, hence the OK. If you travel on a budget and want a clean nice room with an attractive socialise area - this sure a a good pick. If you expect a MOTEL as the name would suggest, you are totally wrong, this is a hotel and does not remotely resemble a motel (maybe that was the revenge to the America's hot dog chain "Wiener Schnitzel" (where they sell hot dogs and do not even know what a schnitzel is ;.) Again, a nice clean and stylish place to stay. And if you have the choice: This one has by far the nicer location than the one in the Alpenstrasse.