Schwarzstrase 5-7
Salzburg, A-5024 Nightly Rates(188.40 - 1,056.64)4 Star
Property Description
The Hotel Sacher Salzburg in Salzburg - formerly "Hotel d'Autriche", built by Carl Freiherr von Schwarz - is situated in the heart of Salzburg. In a town, that unites so tastefully architecture, music and culture, the hotel was even then, because of its situation on the quiet Salzach promenade, the center of attraction for guests from all over the world. The hotel has made history over the years, the which the well-kept guestbooks bear witness. A new area began 1988 with the Guertler family, the owner of the well known Hotel Sacher in Vienna. To preserve the atmosphere and uniqueness, renovations and expansion work was carried out so that the hotel presents itself as a meeting point in the heart of Salzburg. The location is unique - directly on the bank of the Salzach river and facing Salzburg's old city. From the moment of your arrival you will be captured by the magnificent turn-of-the century ambiance of our grant staircase. All our rooms are individually furnished with antiques in the old traditional style (last renovation: 2005). The latest technical equipment is standard. Enjoy our international cuisine as well as our local specialties at our restaurant Roter Salon and at our traditional Zirbelstube. Whether in the cozy, refurbished Cafe Sacher in the "Grill" or at the Piano Bar - allow yourself to be pampered. Renovations and Closures Refurbishments and redecoration of indivdidual rooms are done on an on-going basis, however, no major renovation works are planned for the near future.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Business Center
Concierge
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Express Checkout
Hairdryers Available
Mini Bar
Modem Lines in Room
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Pets Allowed
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Shops/Commercial Services
Fitness Center or Spa
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
VIP Rooms/Services
Room Information
Guest Rooms
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* General Description - All rooms are individually furnished, with antique furniture and original paintings. The owner, Mrs Guertler, is personally chosing colours, fabrics and furniture, to guarantee the individuality of each room. Warm colours in different shades and patterns ensure an inviting and cosy atmosphere. All rooms are equipped with air-condition, sound proof double windows, internet access via TV, minibar, safe, TV, radio, and direct dial phone with modem connection. Some rooms have a balcony. All bathrooms have marble tiles, and offer combined bath & shower, bathrobes, slippers, some also have a bidet. Room categories differ by size. High Speed Internet Access in Deluxe rooms, Junior-Suites and Suites. * C1D - Standard Double room with double bed or twin beds (bed type assigned on arrival - please advise guest's preference). Room size approx. 25 m2 / 269 sq. ft . * B1D - Superior Double room with double bed or twin beds (bed type assigned on arrival - please advise guest's preference). Room size approx. 30 - 35 m2 / 323 - 377 sq.ft. * A1D - Deluxe Double room with double bed or twin beds (bed type assigned on arrival - please advise guest's preference) Room size approx. 35 - 40 m2 / 377 - 430 sq.ft. Comfortable sitting area. * A1J - Junior Suite with one double bed (two mattresses). Room size approx. 40 - 50 m2 / 430 - 538 sq.ft. All Junior Suites offer a comfortable sitting area, in addition most of them also have a dining table for 4. * C1S - Superior 1 bedroom suite - one bedroom, one living room. Separate powder room. Room size approx. 60 m2 / 645 sq.ft. * B1S - Deluxe 1 bedroom suite - one bedroom, one living room. Separate powder room. Room size approx. 75 m2 / 807 sq.ft. * A1S - Presidential Suite - one bedroom, one living room with generous sitting area. Marble bathroom, separate powder room. Room size approx. 100 m2 / 1076 sq.ft. * B2S - Superior 2 bedroom suite - two bedrooms, one living room with generous sitting area. Two marble bathrooms, separate powder room. Room size approx. 95 m2 / 1022 sq.ft. * A2S - Deluxe 2 bedroom suite - two bedrooms, one living room with generous sitting area. Two bathrooms, separate powder room. Room size approx. 100 m2 / 1076 sq.ft. * R1H - Run of House - double or twin bedded room, room type and bed type to be confirmed upon arrival.
Rate Disclaimer
All rates are based upon availability and may change without notice.
Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 2:00 PM
Check out time is 12:00 PM
Opened in 1866
Renovated in 2005
118 rooms.
0 suites.
4 floors.
Directions
Take INNSBRUCKER BUNDESSTRASSE to City Center, at the end of the INNS- BRUCKER BUNDESSTRASSE turn left on RUDOLF-BIEBL-STRASSE and turn right on IGNAZ-HARRER-STRASSE, cross the LEHENER BRIDGE to SAINT-JULIEN-STRASSE, first traffic light right into SCHWARZSTRASSE. Hotel is located on the right side after approximately 500 m.
The Hotel Sacher Salzburg, Salzburg's Grand Hotel, is situated in the heart of the City, on the quiet Salzach promenade and offers an impressive view of the fortress Hohensalzburg and the old city.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Airport-Salzburg -SZG- is six kilometers away. Franz Josef Strauss Munich Airport -MUC- is 160 km away. Vienna Schwechat Airport -VIE- is 360 km away.
Guarantee Policy
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Cancellation Policy
Subject to the discretion of the hotel, the credit card provided may be charged if the reservation is canceled after the cancellation deadline has passed or if the guestfails to arrive. The cancellation policy will appear after selecting rate rules.
Restaurant Information
Dining
-Restaurants- Name- Roter Salon Location- On Property Charge to Room- Yes Hours- 0700-1030/1200-1400/1800-2300 -Last Order-2145- Days Open- All Restaurant/Lounge Type- Restaurant Cuisine types- Nouveau/ Austrian/ International Meals Served- Breakfast/Lunch and Dinner Prices- on request Attire- elegant Seating Capacity- 65 pax Reservations Required- yes Name- Zirbelstube Location- On Property Charge to Room- Yes Hours- 1200-1400/1800-2300-Last Order-2145 Days Open- All Restaurant/Lounge Type- Restaurant Cuisine types- Nouveau/ Austrian/ International Meals Served- Lunch and Dinner Prices- upon request Attire- elegant Seating Capacity- 36pax -terrace 30 pax- Reservations Required- yes Name- Salzachgrill Location- On Property Charge to Room- Yes Hours- 1130 - 2400-Last Order-2330 Days Open- All Restaurant/Lounge Type- Restaurant Cuisine types- Austrian snacks and Grill specialties Meals Served- Lunch & Dinner Prices- on request Attire- casual Seating Capacity- 72 pax -terrace 54 pax- Reservations Required- no Name- Cafe Sacher Salzburg Location- On Property Charge to Room- Yes Hours- 730 - 2400-Last Order-2330 Days Open- All Restaurant/Lounge Type- Coffee shop Cuisine types- light snacks/ Austrian pastries/ coffee specialties Meals Served- Breakfast/Lunch and Dinner Prices- upon request Attire- casual Seating Capacity- 80 -terrace 65 pax- Reservations Required- no Other Information- The Cafe Sacher offers the same coffee specialties/ snacks and pastries as the Cafe Sacher Vienna. -Meal Plans- Continental Breakfast: 18 EUR,- per person Buffet Breakfast: 26 EUR,- per person American Breakfast: 26 EUR,- per person Half Board: 3-course-meal 36 EUR,-per person, 4-course-meal 46 EUR,- per person for 2006 Rack Rates do not include breakfast
Full health club facilities available. No charge to hotel guests. Equipment includes stairmaster, all nautilus equipment, stationary bikes, and free weights. Hours are 6:00 am - 11:00 pm daily. Sauna, steam bath outdoor bikes beauty treatments on requests Solarium and Massage at extra charge
Entertainment and Shopping
GETREIDEGASSE: the oldest and most beautiful shopping mile in Salzburg's old town, 400 m from hotel, reachable by feet. LINZERGASSE: shopping mile in Salzburg's new town, 300 m from hotel, reachable by feet. Shopping Malls: we have several malls on the outskirts of Salzburg, reachable by taxi or public transportation
Entertainment and Activities
New Year's Eve Programs at the hotel and in Salzburg Mozart Year 2006: year-round special events Mozart Week 2006: 20Jan06 - 05Feb06 Easter Music festival 2006: 07Apr06 - 17Apr06 Withsun Baroc Music Festival 2006: 02Jun06 05Jun06 Summer Music Festival 2006: 21Jul06 - 31Aug06 Jazz Festival Oct/Nov 2006 - 27Oct06-05Nov06 Christmas Market in Salzburg's Old town 2006: 24Nov06 - 24Dec06 All year around: Castle/Palace concerts (Fortress Hohensalzburg and Mirabell Palace), Marionette Theatre, Theatre, Mozart Dinner Concerts/Shows
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