RJudengasse 15 Rudolfskai 28, Salzburg, 5020 Austria {map}

A former inn dating back to 1377, the Radisson SAS Hotel Altstadt is a historic hotel decorated in a timeless classic style located in the heart of the city.

6 Alpenstrasse, Salzburg, 5020 Austria {map}

The Castellani Parkhotel Salzburg offers a hotel in a peaceful setting yet right beside the heart of the city, with large gardens, classic elegance and modern architecture and decoration. The traditional manor houses, built in the 1800s have been kept intact to create a warm and welcoming environment, though combined with original lighting and design elements to give it a bit more edge. Located near to Salzburg's old town, it makes a great location for tourists or business travellers.

41-43 Getreidegasse, Salzburg, 5020 Austria {map}

Behind the 650 year-old façade of Salzburg's oldest inn lies one of the city's hidden treasures: Arthotel Blaue Gans, completely renovated and up to date. Each room is different, and hospitality is taken seriously - the hotel prides itself on providing the highest quality service, offering an unforgettable stay in Salzburg.

4 Auerspergstrasse, Salzburg, 5020 Austria {map}

Adjacent to the magnificent Mirabell Garden and directly connected to the Salzburg Congress Center, the Sheraton Salzburg Hotel offers comfortable surroundings and friendly service. The hotel is a full-service, five-star hotel offering a welcome concierge. Gather with friends or co-workers at the new Link@Sheraton experienced with Microsoft. Enjoy great amenities such as Ethernet data ports, Internet workstations, and printing services, faxing, all free. It´s a comfortable setting for busy travelers to come together. Parking is available in the public underground parking (for a fee), which is directly accessible from the hotel. The city can be viewed with the hotel tour service. Jog or walk along the scenic river Salzach nearby, stretch out at the fitness facility, or relax in the sauna. Come together and share the day´s adventure over dinner at one of the three restaurants. For a larger gathering, we can turn the four event spaces into the perfect backdrop for a celebration, informal lunch, or fully equipped business meeting. Relax in the privacy of your own guest room. Spread out in the sitting room and enjoy the park or city view. Or make it a leisurely night by ordering dinner in.

37 Getreidegasse, Salzburg, 5020 Austria {map}

The historical Hotel Goldener Hirsch building, first documented in 1407, assumed a public role when it opened as an inn, the Goldener Hirsch in 1564---a time when the Salzburgs population numbered just 5,000. The city began its ascend with the rise of Mozart, who was born a minute's walk from the Hotel Goldener Hirsch in 1756. In 1920, it declared itself a leader of the international music and drama scene by introducing the Salzburg Festival, which has become a city institution and global attraction. The Hotel Goldener Hirsch was established as the festival´s premier residence following its purchase in 1939 by Countess Harriet Walderdorff. After World War II, Countess Walderdorff began her quest to refurbish the interior with simple and contemporary decor, creating a country residence in the city center. In contrast to the overt extravagance of Salzburg at that time, Countess Walderdorff opted for indigenous Austrian furniture and antiques, replacing Persian carpets with traditional rag rugs. Boasting a new pink exterior, the hotel re-opened on April 29, 1948. Its casual yet sophisticated style soon became the model for Western Austrian hotels. Nicknamed ´The Golden Stag´, the Hotel Goldener Hirsch has become the home-away-from-home to the Salzburg Festival´s most prominent stars as well as international celebrities ranging from Elizabeth Taylor and Pavarotti to the Rothschilds, Gettys, and the Prince of Wales. American ex-president Richard Nixon personally wrote to Countess Walderdorff to thank her for the hotel´s supreme hospitality. Little has changed since Countess Walderdorff purchased the hotel; the facades of the original and adjoining building---acquired in the 1970s---remain simple and the interior elegantly eclectic. Guests marvel at the carefully acquired decor: a painting, a wooden sculpture, a bar constructed from an antique trunk.