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The best of Salzburg's hotels are clustered, like everything else, in the heart of the Alstadt, which is where you will probably want to bed down. Although the tradition-bound city is best known for its Old World inns, a smattering of style-conscious hotels has recently invaded the Baroque core of the old town. If you want to escape the lineup of lodgings on the Getreidegasse, head—literally—for the hills, where a variety of recently renovated Schloss hotels (palaces built in the Middle Ages) offer opulent Alpine retreats (and in some cases double as full-scale resorts). One warning: Salzburg doesn't offer enough rooms to service the high-season hordes, so book as far ahead as possible for the top lodging choices.
A trendy, tastefully furnished conversion of a medieval building on the city's most popular street, Blaue Gans encompasses its own in-house gallery, complete...more
Formerly one of Salzburg's oldest inns, built in 1377, this landmark building in the old town has managed to preserve some of its medieval cuteness despite its...more
Probably Salzburg's best-known high-end property, this 69-room mini-Schloss has been an inn since 1407. Its current incarnation as a luxe lodging began with...more
On the banks of the Salzach River, this 1866 grande dame near Mirabell Palace has old-world details that extend from the formal winter garden to the lobby's...more
Perched on the lip of the pristine Lake Fuschlsee and framed by mountain peaks, Schloss Fuschl was built as a hunting lodge in the 15th century. It sits just...more
Reopened in December 2004 after a top-to-toe renovation, the 55-room Stein now boasts the requisite minimalist mid-century style of decor: No rococo curlicues...more
In high season, Salzburg's quaint Alstadt can grow as jammed and noisy as Times Square, and that makes Schloss M;nchstein an appealing escape. Situated just...more
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