Salzburg

Residing here in five-star splendour comes with unlimited access to Sachertorte, the chocolate cake Austria is famous for. — DK Eyewitness

Countess Harriet Walderdorff tastefully scattered the opulent rooms with objets d’art and hand-printed fabrics. — Lonely Planet

A genuine sophisticate, this place has the kind of worldly polish that savvy travelers adore—and the garden is a gracious retreat. — Star Service

In the rooms, a clean aesthetic combines with pops of bright colour, wall murals, contemporary furnishings and Saint Charles Apothecary cosmetics. — Lonely Planet

The castle-esque Hotel Schloss Mönchstein sits on three-and-a-half acres of garden grounds atop Mönchsberg Mountain. — Afar Magazine

It houses bright, modern rooms including the special, chic 'Artelierzimmer', as well as displaying contemporary art. — Michelin Guide

Behind historical walls, not far from Mozartplatz, find the beautiful rooms of this hotel with their classic, elegant style. — Michelin Guide

Affordable, historic and stylish three-star hotel on a vibrant pedestrian street in the city’s Old Town and within a 15-minute walk of the the main sights. — The Telegraph

This city hotel offers tasteful rooms, four lavishly decorated themed suites, and an attractive terrace. — Michelin Guide

Named after a noted Salzburg brewery, this hotel has some leafy gardens and serves up the old-fashioned treats the beer coachmen of yore liked. — Fodor's

Stay at the home of the real von Trapp family in the southern suburb of Aigen, where each of the seven comfortable rooms has been dedicated to the family member that once lived there. — Fodor's

You would never imagine that this small hidden house full of nooks and crannies would conceal such large rooms... everything is immaculate! — Michelin Guide

Beautifully situated in one of the city's prettiest quarters, this eccentric hotel has perhaps the most extraordinary foyer in all of Salzburg. — Lonely Planet

Occupying a 700-year-old building and run by the good-natured Mayr family, this central Best Western hotel has loads of charm. — Lonely Planet

Built in 1791 (the year Mozart died), the 32-room Hotel Mozart manages to retain some of the charms of that era—refreshing in a city full of low-ceilinged medieval hotels. — EuroCheapo

This welcome addition brings a successful chain format to Salzburg, although it lacks the style of the Sheraton. — Frommer's

This smart hotel with comfortably furnished rooms is situated between the Congress Centre and Mira bell Gardens. — Michelin Guide

This is a respectable and decent pension that has received favorable recommendations from Frommer's readers. — Frommer's

A well-located, atmospheric hotel halfway down a narrow shopping lane in Salzburg’s centre. — The Telegraph