We stayed here for 2 nights in March of 23. Upon check in we were told we've been upgraded to a…read moresuperior room on the quiet side (facing old town). Windows opened wide and I was a happy camper. Huge room with ol timey wood floors that creak when you walk on them! Loved it! Big bath tub which is unusually long. I'm on a bath takin kick and when I can fit in a tub (I'm 6'2") that's great! You are right at the river with the hotel facing the old town. If you're in Salzburg to sight see this is your place. Just book it. Staff is very friendly and if you tell the bell man you're an American and you're a drinker he'll know what size ice bucket to bring you. The one the size of Abraham Lincoln's hat! Buy the digital Salzburg card and you'll save a lot if your wife drags your ass to all the tourist sights like mine did. We walked 7 miles and climbed 16 stories in one day and I figure we saved about 1/2 with the card. But the Radisson is the place to be. Big comfy mattresses too! If you want to watch English language TV bring your iPad and stream it. We watched Austrian ski jumping the whole time with only 2 English TV channels. Ok. That's it. I researched the hell out of it before booking this hotel. You're welcome. Lol On a side note I'd like to add the following side note. Not about this fine hotel but about the fine woman I've been lucky enough to have by my side for the last 30 years. Her name is Tammy but I call her Tammy The Tornado. She's the most beautiful woman in the world and I count myself as the luckiest man that ever lived! That's all. Thank you for tolerating my declaration of love to the easiest to love woman in the world. Signed. Mr. Lucky

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.

Cozy local spot in Gosau with great food and friendly service--everything was fresh and tasty.read more

Great local food. Soups were very tasty - goulash with bread and creamy garlic. Dinner just as good…read morepork mushroom spatzle is their signature dish and the meat was very tender. Great finish with apple strudel and vanilla ice cream.

We had a nice one night stay. The hotel is right in the historic district so easy to walk anywhere…read morein the city. Our room was small but the bed was very comfortable and the shower room was spacious. The hotel is very historic with barrel ceilings in the restaurant and winding hallways to many of the rooms. Breakfast was good with cooked to order eggs and a nice selection of meats, cheeses and breads, though no gluten free for me - but I didn't request it ahead of time.

Enjoyed a dinner here with colleagues on our last night together in Austria after a conference. We…read moresat out on the patio which was a lovely location with attentive service but the cigarette smoke sent us scurrying away eventually. Food was good but the stand out for me was the bread with pesto ("homemade herb paste"). We had the burratina to start and I had the char - I loved the white beans with thyme & lemon that came with the fish; I'll definitely look for other fish recipes that pair with beans. I am not sure what the tasty foam sauce it was drowned in was but at least my dish looked more appetizing than the onglet of veal that my colleague had, which looked like some poor animal had fallen from a great height and landed on his plate. :) Artistic plating to go with an artistic hotel I suppose.

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.

LOVE this hotel~! Service is beyond exceptional. Hotel is clean, pristine, love our welcome fruit…read moreand chocolate. Go to the Cafe for a cappuccino and the infamous Sacher Torte. Front Desk are beyond amazing. So helpful. Go to the bar and have a drink, they are just as exceptional. The restaurant is a good choice for dinner (especially if you can sit outside). Breakfast is very good too. Rooms are kept impeccably clean! 5 all around! I will miss this hotel very much!

We would definitely come back here!…read more A great B&B with a spectacular view. The on-site bikes that you can borrow (free of charge) were an awesome bonus! There is a bike trail you can take to get into the city or ride the roads, as many people there are biking, there are bike lanes. Our room was very spacious and I liked that the toilet was in a separate space than the shower and main sink . The breakfast buffet was your typical european with pastries, meats, cheese, breads, cereals, yogurt. Along with the buffet, you can order eggs, cooked as you choose. There is no air conditioning, though there was a fan in the room. WIth the cooler night temp, open window and the fan, it was sufficient. I don't know if that would be the case on a very hot day. One tip - we were in room 14, which is on the back of the building. If it is summer and you are going to have the windows open, if other guests are leaving very early and you aren't planning to get up early, the noise from them in the parking lot can carry up a bit. Unfortunately, their restaurant was closed the week we were there, so we didn't get to try it!

Our stay here was lovely. It's located on the outskirts of Salzburg, but there was a bus stop right…read moredown the street that would take you into the city. The staff was very kind (we particularly loved the resident golden retriever), the breakfast was plentiful and the room was cozy and quiet with a nice view to wake up to. Checked all the boxes - would absolutely return!

A truly impressive place that's well worth a visit. The architecture is stunning, and the…read morecollection of classic cars and aircraft is unique and beautifully presented. The art displays add another layer to the experience, and the elegant bar inside is a great spot to relax. Best of all, admission is free, making this an exceptional attraction for anyone visiting the area.

Free entry to see some of the coolest Red Bull vehicles. When I went there were over a dozen F1…read morecars. There's a gift shop and a bar as well.

Here's a polished version you could use as a review:…read more What an amazing place to stay! The hotel has two buildings: the historic palace building and a newer building next door. We stayed in the newer building and found it to be more than sufficient. The rooms appeared recently remodeled, had air conditioning, and there was a nice bar and lobby area. The main palace building, with the famous courtyard featured in The Sound of Music, is absolutely stunning. Every room and hallway is filled with beautiful artwork and elegant décor. There was a wedding taking place during our stay, and I could imagine that rooms overlooking the courtyard might be noisy during events. Most guest rooms are located in the newer building, which met all of our needs. We did have one issue when the power and lights in our room stopped working one evening, but the staff handled it professionally and quickly moved us to another room. Overall, this is a beautiful and unique hotel with incredible history and charm. We would definitely stay here again.

One of the most memorable nights I've ever stayed anywhere! This is an incredibly historic property…read morethat has a long history dating back to 1736. It has 55 rooms in the simpler and recently totality redone Meierhof Wing and 12 suites in the historic palace. While it's peaceful and secluded, It's only about a half hour walk (slightly uphill) through gorgeous gardens and parts of castles to the Old Town of Salzburg. There are 17 acres of manicured grounds and it's next to a beautiful small lake full of ducks with views of the mountains and the imposing Hohensalzburg Fortress. The palace has been inhabited in the past by an Arch Bishop (whose heart is buried in the private chapel!), Princess Stephanie von Hohenlohe (who was a spy in WW II) and Max Reinhardt, the incredible producer and creator of the Salzburg music festival. So many stories of intrigue in this palace! You can stay in a suite in the palace property itself, or they have an annex next-door. I stayed in the less expensive annex in their most simple room and they've all been redone and are very basic but perfectly comfortable and clean; the thing is you can spend as much time as you want next door in the palace. So I checked in and then walked over to the palace and stayed there all day. You can even stay into the night exploring the rooms and reading books in the library, walking up and down the stairs and seeing all the various paintings and incredible curiosities, pieces of art, and sit in the private baroque chapel. In the evenings, there's a bar and restaurant that's open late in the Meierhof wing. Of course the ultimate is to book one of the beautiful suites in the palace; some of them have great names like the "Marlene Dietrich" suite (who actually stayed here in the palace) and I believe that the "Max Reinhardt" suite is one of the best ones. I can't describe how amazing it is to be able to stay in an 18th century baroque palace with original furnishings and to sit in the chairs and read the books and actually touch the antiques. There are no "do not touch" signs, so you can really feel at home. I can only imagine all the intrigues that went on here! It's a bit like the movie "Dangerous Liasons"! The palace has been used as a location in several films, including some scenes of "The Sound of Music". If you're staying here, they basically give you full access to the palace (other than the private rooms, of course). The lake is absolutely gorgeous and the hotel has bikes that you can use for no extra charge and bike around the lake and town on the paths. My favorite thing was in the evening to walk around the palace, and explore the various rooms. The library is spectacular. It has a hidden door convered with books that leads to a spiral staircase which goes up to the top second level of the library. It's unfortunately blocked off, but it's so fun to find the door! Breakfast in the morning is held in the ballroom and it's one of the most beautiful rooms I've ever seen in my travels. I can't say that breakfast is the best ever but it's good. Even the most gorgeous "Palace" hotels I've stayed in like the Palace Hotel in Saint Moritz or maybe the Crillon in Paris don't have the authentic faded original glamour that this property has. It's really a must to stay here, even for one night. I'll never forget my wonderful night here. It's so easy to get to the Salzburg airport as well. I think it took me less than 20 minutes in a taxi.

The Good: :: it's a local business!…read more :: it's ADULTS ONLY. what does this mean? it means no screaming kids running up and down hallways at all hours. it means you get to really recharge and enjoy the peace and quiet. it means really being able to relax!!!!!!! it was a HUGE selling point for why i booked this place! :: they offer USB ports to charge your devices in multiple places in the room...this is AWEsome. comes in so handy as most devices these days require USB to charge. no need to use multiple adapters! :: breakfast is offered for a very small fee. it's delivered straight to your room and is very tasty, not at all a gross amount of food. healthy, tasty options, like fresh fruit, yogurt, granola, bread roll, eggs :: coffee and tea are available free of charge 24-7 on the 2nd floor :: plenty of wine glasses, regular glasses, plates, bowls, cookware, etc on the 2nd floor if you want to make a meal. they also clean dishes so you don't have to worry about it! just leave it in the sink and they'll take care of it. :: elevator for use, which is incredibly handy for those on higher-level floors :: incredible views from your balcony. waking up every day and settling down every evening is a delight when you get to see the views accessible to you straight from the balcony. just incredible. being able to see the mountains and the clouds and fog against the water from the lake...so relaxing!!!! :: spacious showers. they also offer a tub if you wanted to soak :: room has a small refrigerator for use. it's got items in there that aren't free but just don't consume any of them and you're fine. :) :: wifi was solid :: location was awesome...only a 10-minute walk from the main part of Hallstatt. the best part about the location is that it is VERY quiet...you can escape the thick crowds during peak seasons when you make it back to your room and look out over the calm of the lake and mountains. serenity now!!!! :: the people are very helpful and friendly :: free parking! a rarity in Hallstatt The Bad: :: the heated floors aren't able to be turned off. however, if you get warm, just turn on the AC or open the balcony door for fresh air. watch for evening bugs that might be drawn to the light in the room! :: they don't take AMEX. no worries, though, just be sure to bring a Visa or Mastercard! The Ugly: :: none Would I go back? I'd be more than happy to return! This place was such a great little getaway and met all my R&R needs. I can't recommend it enough for others to give it a try. This place is IN.

This hotel is the very definition of class. Everything about our stay here was lovely, and I can't…read moreimagine a better place we could have spent our Christmas in Europe. When we dropped off our bags early, we checked in to find they had already been brought to our room. This was my first hint that this wasn't your average hotel. The room was huge and comfortable and homey (the bowl of walnuts was a nice touch). The heated bathroom floors were perfect for the chilly winter evenings. The rain shower was luxurious. Oh and did I mention they had an expresso machine in the room? I also loved the old radio and little library of books in the room. My boyfriend and I turned on some Christmas music, drank some beer we brought from Brussels and it was perfect. On Christmas Eve they had a little reception for the guests and gave personalized gifts to every family staying at the hotel. The morning breakfast had a huge variety of organic items. There were cheese plates galore, fresh squeeze juices, breads, cakes, you name it. I felt like royalty. Our stay here was the best hotel experience I have ever had, and I was sad to leave. If I have any complaint, it's that the hotel was so comfortable I probably spent more time in it and less time exploring the City than I should have! If I ever find myself back in Salzburg, there is no doubt I will find myself here again.