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Reasonably priced and friendly, Haus Christine is located just outside town, which for salzburg, means a few minutes away...
Breakfast was included. Most rooms have a sink, but no attached toilets. Didnt seem to be a problem for my stay though.
Unique Quality: The view from there - of Salzburg, and the mountains around, is great,especially at dusk.
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Reasonably priced and friendly, Haus Christine is located just outside town, which for salzburg, means a few minutes away...
Breakfast was included. Most rooms have a sink, but no attached toilets. Didnt seem to be a problem for my stay though. The view from there - of Salzburg, and the mountains around, is great,especially at dusk.
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Does anyone know about nice zimmer near Zaltsborg? Thanks in advaneced.
I assume that you mean Salzburg.
If hostels are not your thing, there is a B&B outside of Salzburg- Haus Christine. Less than $20/night.. Haus Christine, Panoramaweg # 3 (tel/fax 45 67 63) or (45 67 73).
Also Haus Matilda Lindner (Christine's sister) Panoramaweg # 5 (tel/fax 45 66 81) www.haus-lindner.at. This B&B is located next to the above B&B.
Another B&B is Pension Barbara A-5023 Salzburg, Schillinghoftr, 14 telefon: (0662) 64-91-20 email: barbara.schlacher@kronline.at
Also consider Pension Elisabeth http://www.pension-elisabeth.at which is located at Vogelweiderstraße 52, Tel & Fax +43-662-871664. During summer season expect to pay 33-42 Euro for a single, 39-64 Euro for a double, 60-77 Euro for a triple, These prices include breakfast. The pension is a 30-minute walk or a 10-minute bus ride to the center of town (bus # 15).
Also consider Institute St Sebastian www.st-sebastian-salzburg.at. This place is mainly a female dormitory during the school year with some rooms set aside for travelers. You will hear students practicing instruments (even during the summer) The rooms include lockers and the bathrooms and showers were clean. They also have a kitchen and a rooftop patio overlooking the town. Breakfast is included. This B & B is a short walk from the main part of town and the train station. The doors are locked past 11pm, but everyone is given a key for entry. Expect to pay 14.50 – 17 Euro for a dorm, 26-33 Euro for a single, 38.50 – 54 Euro for a double, 55.50-69 Euro for a triple, and 69-84 for a quad.
Hi
I`m planning to travel to Salzburg in the 2nd half of June. We plan to spend 3 nights there and then head out to Munich for a few days.
I have a few querries- would be great help if someone could make sujjestions...
1- what are the best options for accomodation-- hostels/ hotels/B and B... budget places, but clean and reasonably well located. anyone with any personal experiences? I came upon one hotel/ B&B called `
Haus Christine' and it seems pretty reasonably priced etc- anyone who has stayed there?
2- What are the best connections to Munich? Busses i suppose are fairly frequent- and how much does the ticket cost?
3- would be happy to meet up with fellow travellers... anyone who'd be interested?
thanks!
If by hotels you mean youth accomodation. I can recommend the Nonntal hostel. I have stayed there twice and have been able to have a double room with own facilities. It can be quite noisy if there are lots of schoolkids there but this may be less of a problem in the summer recess.
It's not that far to walk into the main city centre and the castle.
There are a few others in the city but I've no experience of them.
jgh.salzburg@jgh.at
Hi,
I hope fellow VT's out there can give some pointers on cheap accommodation (or Bed and Breakfasts) in Salzburg. Thanks in advance.
Depends on what your definition of cheap is....
I stayed in this hotel in Salzburg and it was wonderful, but is about the average price for a hotel there. It also depends on what time of the year you are going as to how the prices will be..
http://www.vier-jahreszeiten.at/index_en.html
there is a B&B outside of Salzburg- Haus Christine. Less than $20/night. Take the local train (Regionalzug) one station to the stop Maria Plain (15 min train ride from Salzburg – Hauptbahnhof) to Salzburg- Maria Plain Station. A five minute walk up hill to the house, but the owner will pick you up from the train station as well with notice. Haus Christine, Panoramaweg # 3 (tel/fax 45 67 63) or (45 67 73).
Also Haus Matilda Lindner (Christine's sister) Panoramaweg # 5 (tel/fax 45 66 81) www.haus-lindner.at. This B&B is located next to the above B&B.
Another B&B is Pension Barbara A-5023 Salzburg, Schillinghoftr, 14 telefon: (0662) 64-91-20 email: barbara.schlacher@kronline.at
Also consider Pension Elisabeth http://www.pension-elisabeth.at which is located at Vogelweiderstraße 52, Tel & Fax +43-662-871664. During summer season expect to pay 33-42 Euro for a single, 39-64 Euro for a double, 60-77 Euro for a triple, These prices include breakfast. The Pension is a 10-minute walk behind the train station. Don't go downstairs but stay at the platforms. You will find a bridge (with stairs) crossing all the tracks. At the backside of the trainstation you turn left, the first right, the first left again (onto Breitenfelderstraße). Walk 200m ahead until you get to the traffic-light (Vogelweiderstraße). The pension is a 30-minute walk or a 10-minute bus ride to the center of town (bus # 15).
Also consider Institute St Sebastian www.st-sebastian-salzburg.at.
Also, a great hostel to party at is called YoHo (short for Youth Hostel). FYI – many Americans and Australians inhabit this place
Thanks for all the info...
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