Lasserstrasse 47
Salzburg, 5020 Nightly Rates(122.53 - 130.43)3 Star
Property Description
Comfortable first class privately owned, and family run hotel in the centre of Salzburg. The hotel enjoys a quiet position although in the centre of the town. Within easy reach on foot to all of the historic and interesting points of the city: e.g. mirabell Castle and gardens, theaters, churches and museums, congress house, central train station and of course not to be missed the famous old Town Centre with it's historic buildings and monuments. Parking is available at all times in the garage in front with moderate fee of 7EUR 24 hours. Free street parking from 6:30pm - 9:00am every day and from Friday 6:30pm to Monday 9:00am. Sap, indoor pool and sauna are a 2 minute walk away. Restaurant "Pasta e Vino" is a 5 minute walk away and is closed on Sundays.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Concierge
24 Hour Front Desk
Express Checkout
Mini Bar
Modem Lines in Room
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Free Newspaper
Pets Allowed
Parking
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Television with Cable
Room Information
Single
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Single room with 1 single bed, breakfast included, courtyard view. All private bathroom with shower, WC, hairdryer, radio, SAT-TV with remote control, direct dial telephone, desk with PC and fax connections, as well as mini bar.
Double-Twin
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Double - Twin room with 2 single beds, breakfast included, street view. All private bathroom with shower, WC, hairdryer, radio, SAT-TV with remote control, direct dial telephone, desk with PC and fax connections, as well as mini bar.
Triple
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Triple room with three twin beds, alarm clock, private bathroom with shower, hairdryer, iron and ironing board, mini-bar, non-smoking rooms, radio, in-room safe, soundproofing, satellite/cable TV, direct dial multi-line phone. City View.
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Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 2pm
Check out time is 12pm
Time Zone is CET
Opened in 1912
Renovated in 2003
28 rooms.
0 suites.
6 floors.
Directions
Innsbrucker Bundesstrasse towards center, straight until you see in front of you Rudolf Biebl Strasse, make a left until Ignaz Harrer Strasse, turn right, go straight until you pass the railway tunnel and then turn at the 1st corner on the right you are at the hotel.
Take highway towards Wien, exit Salzburg Mitte go straight until you pass railway tunnel then right
highway exit Mitte then straight until you pass the railway tunnel then right.
Business and touristic area half way from the train station to town center
SZG, W.A. Mozart Airport
Guarantee Policy
Credit card required for all reservations. Credit card number and expiry date necessary upon reservation.
Cancellation Policy
Through the internet site where your reservation was booked, cancellations must be made 2 days prior to arrival to avoid a cancellation fee equal to all nights accommodation.
Restaurant Information
Restaurants Located nearby
* You can have dinner or lunch in the many various restaurants close by. We recommend Pasta e Vino fine Italian cuisine. * Pasta e Vino - Italian Cuisine. Open until 8pm. 200 meters from hotel * Stiel Brau - International Cuisine. Open until 11pm. 200 meters from hotel
* Salzburg - 0 km * Munich - 180 km NW * Linz - 100 km E * Wien - 300 km E * Innsbruch - 180 km W * Mozarts House - 300 meters * Salzach - 300 meters * Old City - 400 meters * Dome - 500 meters * House der nat - 350 meters * Festung - 600 meters * Residenz - 500 meters * Landes Theater - 300 meters * Congress House - 200 meters * Salzburg Krankenhaus - 600 meters * Doppler Klinik - 500 meters * University of Salzburg - 500 meters * Historic city center - 0.5 miles S * Mirabell Palace and Gardens - 0.2 miles S * Getreidegasse - 0.5 miles south * Mozarts Birthplace - 0.5 miles south * Mozarts Concert Marble Hall - 0.2 miles south * Sound of Music Attractions - 0.2 miles south * Augustinerbrau - 0.5 miles sw * Cathedral - 0.5 miles south * Tomaselli - 0.5 miles south * Fortress of Salzburg - 0.7 miles south * Festival Hall - 0.6 miles south * Main Railway station - 0.2 miles north * Hellbrunn Palace - 10 miles south * Eagles Nest - 18 miles south * Wolfgangsee - 20 miles nw * Hallstadt - 40 miles west * Konigsee - 25 miles south * Bertchesgaden - 20 miles south * Salt Mines - 20 miles south * Ice Caves - 25 miles east
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