B&B Hotel Salzburg-Nord Reviews

The place was clean and close to transit. I travelled in june so I also received free transit for the three nights I stayed. McDonalds is attached to the hotel so no worries for food if you were desperate.

location is not near attractions but is ok given the free daily tickets and close proximity to bus stops. Room is spacious. Price is very affordable. Air conditioning facilities is important in the heat wave. Smart TV is a bonus.

The staff had a good service attitude. The hotel itself was pretty standard. It's about a 10-minute bus ride from Salzburg train station, but sometimes the bus can be delayed. There's a bus stop right outside the hotel, so you need to check the bus schedule and arrive at the stop early.

Budget hotel with basic amenities. Scan qr code for daily room cleaning. Room is clean and comfortable. Away from city centre.

The hotel is located right next to the interchange, and there's a bus stop for bus route 21 downstairs. The hotel has a parking lot, but there's a McDonald's downstairs, and some of the parking spaces are for McDonald's customers. You need to look for spaces with 'B&B' written inside them to find the hotel's spots. Parking costs 10 Euros per day. The parking lot is accessed by driving up a ramp, and there are also outdoor spaces. The ones near McDonald's are not for the hotel. The parking lot adjacent to the hotel has both stairs and an elevator that go up to the front desk level. There's also an elevator inside the hotel to access other floors and the ground level. The hotel has a more modern decor but lacks amenities. There's no fridge in the room, and when I asked at the front desk, they also don't have an ice machine. The room size is decent. When you check in, the front desk will ask if you need a transport card; you can get one for the duration of your stay, which allows free rides on city buses. You can reach the old town center in about half an hour, which is actually quite convenient. There's a Lidl supermarket one bus stop away, or a 15-minute walk. Overall, it was a pretty good experience.

The hotel is a bit far from the city center, requiring a bus ride. However, the #21 bus to downtown stops right downstairs, and the hotel even provides a complimentary 3-day bus pass, which is a great perk! The rooms are clean and comfortable, and the front desk staff were incredibly patient in answering all our questions.

Staying at a B&B for a business trip in Europe is a great choice, offering excellent value for money. It's clean, hygienic, and the bed is really comfortable. The breakfast selection is also quite varied, catering to different preferences.

The hotel is located in the suburbs, right off the A1 highway, quite a distance from the city center. There's a free shuttle bus that takes about 15 minutes to get downtown. It's a good option if you're traveling by car.

Out of all the hotels we stayed at during our 12-day trip to France, Switzerland, Austria, and the Czech Republic, this was by far the best! The room was clean and comfortable, the facilities were brand new, and it had a great view. The temperature was perfect, and most importantly, the soundproofing was excellent! It all started with the enthusiastic and helpful young lady at the front desk. She even shared the same birthday as me – I wish her all the best! If I ever get the chance, I'll definitely come back to this hotel!

Location is not too bad. A bus ride to the city destinations. Rooms are old tho and i feel like they are understaffed. Bring your own toothbrushes etc

Very convenient, bus stand was right outside the hotel. Breakfast is nice as well. Staff was friendly and with they have explained everything very briefly and up to mark.

I kept my luggages in hotel with checking out. And my stuffs were disappeared right after the keeping service. So I sent an E-mail, and called them 4 times, but they didn’t answer. I am so disappointed to this hotel’s responsibility.

Turns out it's an Ibis. The room was clean. The main draw is the location. It's in the northern suburbs, but bus route 21 stops right outside and takes you to the old town in 17 minutes. From the train station, you can take bus 23, and it's a 6-minute walk from the stop. Overall, the public transport is good, and if you time it right, it's very efficient.

The room was clean, though not very large. It's about a 20-minute bus ride from the city center, and the hotel provides free transport tickets, which is a nice touch. However, we weren't keen on the fact that there were no slippers provided and that the door opened with a code instead of a key card.