Hotels near St. Peter`s Abbey, Salzburg

We had an excellent stay in this gem of a boutique hotel in the Junior Suite with Executive Lounge Access. Help yourself to free beer, wine, mineral water, juices and soft drinks plus snacks all through the day. Some hor d'oeuvres are served from 6pm and some light breakfast items in the morning in the well furnished lounge. The breakfast buffet is of good quality, fantastic selection of coffees & teas, decent variety of hot & cold food with an egg station manned by a cheerful Afghan cook. I was impressed by the excellent English and kind hospitality of Anja at the front desk and the wonderful Julia M. in the restaurant / breakfast room. Julia is a very gracious and lovely young lady who is an asset to the hotel with perfect language skills and who went the extra mile for us, and always with a smile.

I like it very much here. It's close to the train station and has many Chinese restaurants in the walking distance. Reception girl is very sweet and pretty. My room is large and homes good condition facilities. I like the breakfast dinner best on the 15th floor.

We stayed at Harry’s home in Salzburg city centre for 3 nights between 20/12/25 and 23/12/25. There were three of us, including our 5-year old daughter. The hotel itself is situated very centrally, just 5 minutes away from Salzburg’s main railway station, where one can also get access to most of the buses as well. There is also parking available right on the back of the hotel, which is owned by the city of Salzburg, but the hotel can help with booking. A 24-h pass cost me 15 Euros. When we arrived, there must have been some problem with the booking platform, as I was told that the hotel’s system had us down as two adults, but our booking included a child via trip.com-note to trip.com: check your platform and the kind of information it sends to hotels’ systems please! Anyway, the only problem caused by that was that the sofa bed was not made up as a bed, but they came upstairs and made it with my help. The room we stayed in was small; there’s no denying it. However, we did not need anything big, as we were out all day. Also, it was very clean and tidy! It was warm when we got there and we dialled the temperature down ourselves, which is always a plus. Moreover, there was a little kids’ corner on the ground floor with various plush animals, cards, etc. for the little ones. My daughter and I spent some time playing there. On the basement, there was a guest kitchen in case anyone wanted to microwave anything and eat it there, and there were also two washing machines and two tumble dryers, which I made use of; very efficient and economical! The staff were polite and professional, but In would have liked them to smile more! Overall, a very nice stay, a decent room to stay in and an overall enjoyable experience.

Calm stay, nice hotel location, fair breakfast and don't mind to stay there again in the future.

Huge family room however the room lighting definetely needs UPGRADING! We were given the 2 queen size beds which was great n comfy! Bathroom comes with a bathtub which is ancient n needs upgrading . But it has heater which is great during winter of -3c. Room lighting is yellow dim lighting like the 80s. If you book, the executive level room(my cousin stayed there), the room is new n is white lighting .

Very warm for stay, breakfast also absolutely good

I love this hotel a lot. it’s a small family owned one but very neat and tidy, breakfast tastes so good and the staff are all very nice. it’s around just 5 minutes walk to central train station which makes it so much easier for us after long whole day trips. It definitely worth staying!

The hotel is clean and located in quite a good location as you can find supermarkets and places to eat nearby the hotel. The shower room is good with high jet flow of water. The breakfast is OK and worth the money.

Everything is perfecto except a snoring roommate. I booked 2 nights at this hostel. The location is just 10mins from Salzburg main (train) station. Facilities were clean & their staffs were friendly. The common areas were cozy and the atmosphere made it easy to meet other travelers. The only downside was my snoring roomate whom I found out he was at the wrong bed. The 1st night he started to snore from 10pm to 4am, non stop. The 2nd night from 1am till morning 🙄 His snoring made the rest of us a bit hard to sleep. If you're a light sleeper, bringing earplugs might be a good idea.

Didn’t really have a good experience on this but thank god Trip did compensate a small fee. The room is good, the hotel is good BUT whoever that has booked please read this:- 1. Make sure they send you a pin code to enter the hotel at least 3 days before or else keep emailing and calling before you reach. There is no workers all automated if you reach and have no code to enter you are stranded! Yes there is a phone to call but Im not sure why the phone doesn’t work properly!! I called 7 times only to 1 time they pick up. And finally after waiting in the cold for 30 mins they let me know the pin code to enter. Its very hard to contact the hotel maybe because im not using local phone number. Contacted trip and they themselves couldn’t contact them in time. According to the hotel, there should be an email from them with instructions and code. 2. Yes, I do love the concept of having no one to check in but at least leave like an ipad or a screen for guest to check and contact??? 3. Rooms were nice, blinds were automatic. Clean and have smart tv. They do have elevators thank god. Besides the ‘PIN number’ enter check in, its all good.