Hotel Hohenstauffen

This hotel is a bit older, but very comfortable. It's super close to the train station, just a 4-5 minute walk, and transportation is very convenient. The best part was definitely breakfast at the hotel. The exquisite tableware and the overall atmosphere were excellent.

It was so cozy and nice. The breakfast was delicious and the staff were friendly!!

The location is almost perfect: a 5-minute walk from the train station, a bus terminal and supermarket nearby, and a quiet environment as it's not facing a main road. The room is a little small, but I didn't find it inconvenient, especially since I was traveling alone. The breakfast wasn't particularly luxurious in terms of variety, but the view from the window was full of European suburban charm, which was very pleasant. Upon check-in, the hotel gave me a free pass for the city's public transport. (It seems they applied for and received it from the city transport authority.) If this service is run by the city, other hotels might offer it as well, but it saved me money and was very convenient to be able to get around immediately upon arrival. Since I stayed during the Salzburg Festival, I think the rates were a little higher than usual, but I thought it was fantastic to be able to stay for just over 100 euros.

The room had a homey atmosphere, yet the furnishings evoked a traditional European style. Both the room and the bathroom were clean. The service of providing coffee in a pot at breakfast was a heartwarming touch. It was also conveniently located within walking distance of Salzburg Central Station, making transportation easy.

The service was excellent, and the breakfast was delicious. The room was also very clean and well-maintained, so I would definitely stay here again if I visit again. And the hotel itself was beautiful. It was a truly wonderful experience.

It's a small hotel converted from a residential building. I don't know why accommodation and food in Salzburg are so expensive! This tiny hotel costs over 2000 RMB! Not having a kettle is bad enough, but the shower area is practically cramped! The elevator is unbelievably small, and you have to manually open the outside door! Breakfast is pitiful too; besides bread and boiled eggs, there's only pickled cucumber! However, it's quite close to the train station, about a 500-meter walk! It's a small city; one night is enough to see everything!