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Sheraton Grand Salzburg
Nestled in the heart of Salzburg, this hotel is perfect for both family vacations and business trips. With a kids' play area and an executive lounge, it caters to all needs. The 168 spacious rooms, including the exclusive ETAGE7A with stunning mountain views and a glimpse of Hohensalzburg Fortress, are ideal for relaxation. Enjoy live piano music at the piano bar or savor Austrian and Italian cuisine at the on-site restaurants. Whether you're here to unwind or work, this hotel has it all!
Dorint City-Hotel Salzburg
Hotel Mercure Salzburg City
Hotel Markus Sittikus Salzburg
Best Western Plus Amedia Art Salzburg
Townhouse Weisses Kreuz Boutiquehotel
Hotel Lehenerhof
Boutique Hotel Das Salz
Hotel Drei Kreuz
Apartments Ante Portas
Haus Wartenberg
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Sternarkaden
Hotel St. Peter stands just a 3-minute walk from Sternarkaden, offering authentic historic charm with its 18th-century architecture. The rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Salzach River and the iconic Salzburg Fortress. Guests enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi, a daily breakfast buffet, and 24-hour concierge service. The hotel also provides exclusive city tour consultations, helping travelers plan visits to Mozart's Birthplace and the Cathedral. For best availability, book via the HopeGoo app.
A short 5-minute stroll from Sternarkaden leads to the Salzburg Cathedral and Mozart's Birthplace Museum, where cobblestone alleys and artisan shops evoke 17th-century charm. Visit early in the morning for serene views of sunlight on Bach Square’s ancient stones. Continuing south along the Salzach River Promenade, you’ll reach the entrance to Hohensalzburg Fortress, passing cozy cafés like Café Tomaselli, famous for traditional Salzburg marzipan and warm chocolate. This route offers an authentic immersion into local culture and history.
The Festspielhaus Salzburg, main venue for the Mozart Festival, is just a 10-minute walk from Sternarkaden. Stay at Hotel St. Peter or Hotel Goldener Hirsch for direct access and complimentary festival guidebooks. Some premium rooms include private shuttle services to performance sites, avoiding peak-hour traffic. For an authentic pre-show experience, grab a glass of local apple wine from a stall on Marktstraße and enjoy live street music—perfect for soaking in Salzburg’s musical soul.
Yes, Hotel St. Peter and Hotel Goldener Hirsch feature dedicated city tour desks offering free guided walks and custom itineraries. Trained guides specialize in Mozart’s life, Baroque architecture, and Salzburg’s historical significance, and can arrange evening light tours or photography-focused routes. The hotels also host exclusive live Mozart performances in collaboration with local cultural groups, allowing guests to enjoy classical music within their rooms. All tours are bookable via the HopeGoo platform for guaranteed availability.
Hotel St. Peter offers spacious family suites with child-safe railings, game tables, and mini-fridges. The hotel features an indoor children’s play zone and weekly Mozart-themed story hours, where actors bring the composer’s childhood adventures to life through interactive storytelling. Complimentary crib rentals and kids’ toiletry kits are provided, and the hotel partners with Salzburg Zoo to offer “Animal Explorer Packages” for nature-loving families. Book via HopeGoo for exclusive family rates.
Hotel St. Peter's Riverfront Balcony Rooms and Castle View Suites are among the most sought-after scenic accommodations. The balcony rooms offer uninterrupted views of the Salzach River and the reflection of Hohensalzburg Fortress across the water. The Castle View Suites boast 360-degree floor-to-ceiling windows, revealing breathtaking night vistas of illuminated fortress towers and starry skies. All scenic rooms feature soundproof glass and automated blackout systems for optimal comfort. Some include private terrace tea sets, perfect for morning relaxation with panoramic views. Reserve these rare rooms via the HopeGoo app.
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Sheraton Grand Salzburg
Staying at the Sheraton Grand Salzburg was an absolute delight from start to finish. The location is perfect—just a short 10-minute walk to the Old Town, and right behind the hotel lies the beautiful Mirabell Gardens, offering a peaceful retreat with stunning views. The front desk staff went above and beyond with their warm, attentive service—friendly, professional, and genuinely helpful. I even received a complimentary room upgrade and a small welcome gift, which made the experience feel extra special. The room itself was spacious, impeccably clean, and incredibly comfortable, with a cozy bed that made for a restful night’s sleep. The bathroom was spotless, well-equipped, and very modern. Everything about this stay felt luxurious yet welcoming. With such excellent value and top-tier hospitality, I’ll definitely be returning. A truly memorable stay in Salzburg.
Dorint City-Hotel Salzburg
This hotel is a fantastic choice if you're looking for something modern, clean, and well-priced. The location isn't right in the heart of Old Town—about a 15-minute walk—but it's very convenient with good public transport access. The rooms are on the smaller side, but honestly, that didn’t bother me at all since we were out exploring most of the day. I just needed a cozy place to rest at night, and this hotel delivered perfectly. It’s not perfect in every aspect, but for the price and quality, it’s absolutely worth it. Great value, great vibe, and highly recommended.
Hotel Mercure Salzburg City
Staying at Hotel Mercure Salzburg City was a delightful experience. Located in a quiet residential area, the hotel offers a peaceful retreat while still being well-connected to the city center. Public transport to the train station is convenient, and getting around to attractions like Old Town, Mozart's Birthplace, and Hohensalzburg Fortress is easy—either by foot or short rides. The city itself has such a serene, musical vibe, especially during the Salzburg Festival when locals dress up and the streets come alive with energy. What stood out was how compact European cities are—the next stop is often just a few minutes away, making travel effortless. The hotel combines comfort, good location, and local charm perfectly. Highly recommend for anyone looking to enjoy Salzburg’s culture and tranquility without sacrificing convenience.
Hotel Markus Sittikus Salzburg
The staff were incredibly courteous, friendly, and always willing to help—every interaction felt genuine and welcoming. The room was quiet and well-appointed, offering a peaceful retreat after a day of exploring Salzburg. I especially appreciated the excellent breakfast spread with fresh local touches that made for a delightful start to each morning. Located just minutes from the city center via public transit, it’s convenient without being overwhelming. This stay exceeded my expectations, and I’d absolutely return. A true gem in Salzburg.
Best Western Plus Amedia Art Salzburg
The interior design feels a bit dated, but the price is incredibly good for what you get. The location is convenient—just a short walk from downtown Salzburg and easy access to public transit. The room was surprisingly spacious, offering plenty of room to move around and relax. Despite the slightly old-fashioned decor, the hotel is clean and well-maintained, with friendly staff who made our stay comfortable. Overall, it’s a great value option in a prime location. I’d definitely stay here again if I’m ever back in Salzburg.
Townhouse Weisses Kreuz Boutiquehotel
Everything about this stay was absolutely perfect. From the moment you walk in, it feels less like a hotel and more like staying in a beautifully curated private home—warm, inviting, and full of character. The minimalist yet sophisticated design is spot-on, with high-quality materials throughout, especially the bedding and bathroom, which felt luxurious and incredibly comfortable. The location is unbeatable—everything within walking distance, from charming cafés to local shops and sights. I didn’t need a car or even a bus. And then there’s Jörg—the host—who made the experience truly memorable with his genuine warmth and thoughtful hospitality. It’s rare to find such a personal touch at a boutique property. This wasn’t just a place to sleep—it felt like coming home. Highly recommend for anyone visiting Salzburg who wants an authentic, stylish, and hassle-free stay.
Hotel Lehenerhof
Staying at Hotel Lehenerhof was a fantastic experience. The hotel is spotlessly clean and the front desk staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. One major plus? The city tax includes the Mobility Guest Pass, which saved me money on public transport while exploring Salzburg—no extra fees for buses or trams! The location is excellent: just a short walk to the train station, and the nearest bus stop is only 120 meters away. Whether you're arriving or heading out, getting around town is super convenient. It's rare to find such a well-located, clean, and thoughtful hotel with great value—definitely recommend it for any visit to Salzburg.
Boutique Hotel Das Salz
The staff were incredibly friendly from the moment we walked in—warm greetings, helpful recommendations, and always a smile. The hotel is perfectly located just a short metro ride from the city center, making it easy to explore Salzburg’s historic streets and charming cafés. Our room was clean, well-appointed, and cozy, with a comfortable bed that made for a restful night’s sleep. The overall experience was excellent, and the value for money really stands out. I’d definitely stay here again.
Hotel Drei Kreuz
Staying at Hotel Drei Kreuz was a fantastic choice for our trip to Salzburg. The hotel is just a 1-kilometer walk from the city center, making it super convenient to explore on foot or take public transit. We left our car in the hotel’s secure parking throughout our stay—no worries about parking hassles. There are plenty of great restaurants nearby, so dinner options were never an issue. Our room was spacious, quiet, and very comfortable, with fast and reliable free Wi-Fi. While the included pass doesn’t cover every attraction, it still gives you access to most major sights, making it a smart value for travelers who want to see the highlights. Overall, this hotel offers excellent location, comfort, and convenience—highly recommend for anyone visiting Salzburg.
Apartments Ante Portas
Staying at Apartments Ante Portas in Salzburg was a fantastic experience. The host was very responsive—just called her number and got a quick reply. She’s friendly, helpful, and made the check-in process super smooth. The location is excellent: a direct bus ride from the main train station brings you right to the doorstep, no hassle. The apartment itself is clean, well-equipped, and feels like home. It’s quiet yet close to everything—perfect for exploring the city on foot or hopping on public transport. Great value for money, and I’d definitely stay here again if I’m back in Salzburg.
Haus Wartenberg
Staying at Haus Wartenberg was an absolute highlight of our trip to Salzburg. The hotel is a beautifully preserved 400-year-old building with a spacious, uniquely styled room that feels full of character and charm. The breakfast was a true Austrian experience—homemade bread, fresh fruit, local cheeses, and rich coffee, served with a warm smile. It’s rare to find such authenticity in a modern stay, but this place nails it. The location is perfect—quiet yet just a short walk from the city center and all the main attractions. We felt like we were stepping back in time while still enjoying modern comforts. Highly recommend for travelers who appreciate history, quality, and a genuine local vibe.
Villa Trapp
If you're a fan of The Sound of Music like me, visiting Villa Trapp is an absolute must. While the house doesn’t look exactly like the movie version, that’s actually part of its charm—it’s real history, not a set. Walking through the rooms, learning about the von Trapp family’s incredible escape story (yes, they took a train!) gives such a personal and emotional connection to the legacy. The villa itself has a classic European elegance with cozy, well-preserved interiors that feel both timeless and warm. It’s a bit on the pricier side, but honestly, for one night, it’s totally worth it. A unique, authentic experience that goes beyond just a hotel stay—more like stepping into a living piece of history.
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