Name: Schwarzes Rössl
Address: 30 Markt, Sankt Wolfgang im Salzkammergut, Sankt Wolfgang im Salzkammergut, Sankt Wolfgang im Salzkammergut, 5360, Austria
Rating: 7

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Nonnberg Abbey

Kapuzinerberg

Hohensalzburg Castle

Mozartplatz

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Salzburg Cathedral

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St. Peter's Church

St. Sebastian's Church

St. Francis Church

Mozart's Birthplace

Mozarts Wohnhaus

Leopoldskron Palace

Getreidegasse Lane

Mirabell Palace

Dachstein Glacier

Museum Carolino-Augusteum

Museum der Moderne Moenchsberg

Augustiner Brewery

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Grunberg

Kammerhofmuseum

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Schloss Weyer

W. A. Mozart Salzburg Airport

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Schwarzes Rössl

Sankt Wolfgang im Salzkammergut

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Extremely good location, very economical, very convenient.

Friendly staff, helpful and good value for money. To my understanding, open as hotel only in summer months, rest of the year serves as student accommodation.

Wonderful location and good value for money

This beautiful budget hotel is just in the middle of the St. Wolfgang town and is quite close to the ferry as well as Bus 546 (for going to Bad Ischl) Stand locations...The double room with balcony was superb, overlooking the famous market place and church...WIFI was OK, didn't face any problem...Breakfast was up to the mark..."Key Safe" contactless check-in method worked fine...Staffs were helpful.

A BEAUTIFUL BUDGET HOTEL IN ST WOLFGANG, AUSTRIA

We only stayed here one night to visit the Christkindl Markt in St Wolfgangsee, and it suited our needs. There are no frills, but the breakfast was satisfactory and the room sufficient. It was fine, bathroom is tight

Good for a night

When trying to find a place in Salzburg, this hotel seemed to be a better price than many, and in a good area just over the river from the old town.

The staff were friendly, though quite casual, which I don't mind. In fact the hotel had almost the ambience of a hostel in the corridors, which were quite utilitarian, but the room we had was great. Very large, with a large double bed and a single and good ensuite bathroom. The room didn't have tea or coffee making facilities, but it did have a fridge, and some very nice old furniture and two cute old fashioned opening windows. 

There was a room downstairs where there was tea and coffee, and occasionally cake, which you could take back to your room.

It was a really nice location with bars and shops, and I felt quite at home here.

Casual and pleasant hotel in a good area

There is no parking at the hotel but you can pull up in front to drop off bags. There are a number of public parking areas couple of mins walk away but they fill up quickly with tourists. We managed to park in a large packing area P2 downhill walk to the hotel and was only €8 for about 18 hours parking

The entrance to the hotel is to the right side of the restaurant, you enter a tiny lobby with a wall of tiny safes with key codes, you name will be on a sticker on the safe and you are to enter the code that the hotel provides via an email when you book. We booked through Booking.com and the code was the last 4 digits of our booking reference. The only thing was that there was a B to enter, but there was no B on the key code. There is a sticker that tells you to use A in place of a B (it makes more sense when you see it). Inside the safe you get your room key which also opens the main door and a registration sheet and pen. Ignore the number of the key safe, this is not your room number, check the number of the room key keyring.

We had room 11 which is actually on the landing of the first floor, the room number is so small that we missed seeing it at first. It was a large room with a corner balcony overlooking the main square. The room had a double bed which was comfortable, flatscreen TV (we didn’t turn it on so don’t know if there are any English channels) small working table & 2 chairs as well as a table & chair on the balcony. There was only one pillow per person and the pillows were really soft, so we had to fold them over to try to make them a little more firm to sleep on. There is no fridge and no tea & coffee making facilities (like most Austrian hotels). There is also no extra sockets to charge anything. There are 2 under the bedside tables but they are for the bedside lights and then there is one other one that the TV is plugged into, so we had to unplug things to charge out electronics. There is wifi in the hotel but we found it really poor and our devices barely connected

There was no fan or air con in the room so we tried to keep the windows open to get some air into the room but then you can hear the noise from the street. Also the hotel is right beside the church with the church bells going off every 15 mins and then on the hour and then randomly going off for 2 mins at a random hour regularly. I’ve been in other towns where the church bells stop between 10pm and 5am – not here, they go on right through the night – so we were super glad we were only spending one night as we did not sleep well at all

The bathroom in the room was strange, it was a self contained unit that looks as it it was just set in the room. It was small with no room to put any toiletries and was not a nice bathroom

Reception is only open until 10 each morning and this is the same for breakfast. Breakfast is small but nice. The isn’t a lot of seats and if it was busy you may have to share tables, there is an option to sit out on the balcony but these seats go fast. Breakfast has the normal fare such as pastries, bread to toast in a 4 slice toaster, fresh fruit, cereal. It was fine
Checkout was at 11am and then you have to provide your completed registration form as well as pay for the city tax

Overall this is a basic hotel with a great central location, the only thing that would prevent me from staying here again is the church bells


Basic central hotel - But those Church Bells !!!

This is a great location for exploring Salzburg, but it is Spartan lodging. To get to the desk, you walk through a tunnel of smoke, populated by all the smokers, including the hotel staff. There was no hint of smoke inside the hotel, thankfully. It is an older building, but there is an elevator.

The staff were all charming and helpful. There is no breakfast, but there is hot water in the lobby and plenty of bakeries, restaurants and a grocery nearby.

Our room was small, and sparsely furnished, but clean. There are showers (no tubs). A communal washing sink for laundry,etc, is on each floor. Our room was fine until Friday night, when it became extremely noisy, from the street noise outside. Plan to join the party until 2am if you stay here on a weekend.

The good side of this is that it is a fun and lively neighborhood. It is just as charming and less densely packed with tourists the other side of the river. It is also significantly less expensive. And you can be on the other side in 5 minutes (or less!) The streets around the hotel are closed to cars. Travel outside the city by bus or train is easy from this location.

Basic accommodation

We stayed here for one evening. The location is very good, surrounded by restaurants. Our room faced the lake and the mountains, which was wonderful. However, the room also faced the church and we could hear the bells very early in the morning (I could swear I heard them during the night as well). We could also hear some very noisy neighbours, partying until 2 a.m. As there is no air conditioning we had to choose between keeping the window opened, hearing all sorts of noises and not being able to sleep, or closing the window and suffocating in our sleep :) We tried both. 
The room, inclusing the shower, is clean. The breakfast was good. 
There is no parking, but you can leave the car in a paid parking garage a few minutes walk away.
All in all, it’s a good place to stop for one night during a longer roadtrip. But if you need a good night rest, not really.

Ups and downs; overall ok for a budget accomodation

interesting hotel is very centrally situated on a quiet street.  This is interesting because out front, left and right of the hotel are lots of good restaurants serving all kinds of food, there is even an Irish ☘️ restaurant.  Also, a place to grab an ice cream including a variety of choices for vegans.  If you have small children, they will enjoy the mini water fountain and ‘ball game’ - lots of wet, happy kids.
This building is a hotel from July 1 to September 30 and then it reverts back to being a university dorm house. Here’s the cool part of this hotel - after the usual stuff like salaries, utilities and so on have been paid, the money(profits) goes to a central university fund that helps to pay for repairs and improvements (I think) on student university housing in the city.  In addition it provides summer employment for students.  What could be better than that?  The benefits of this hotel are that you have a very budget priced, comfortable hotel that comes with a fridge. There are no kitchen privileges but you could pick up the fixings for basic breakfasts like yogurt, buns, croissants etc.  There is no cutlery or plates though there are spoons.  Throughout the whole day there is coffee, a variety of tea flavours, hot chocolate and water available to all patrons in a lounge just off the main hallway as well as tables and chairs both o side the main lobby and out in the front courtyard to eat, chat, read etc.  In the morning there is cake to help take off the edge of hunger before you either head out to buy breakfast or go to your supplies in your fridge.  You can also buy wine or whatever you like for an aperitif and have it back at the property. 
The rooms are basic and clean and come with towels.  There is no Air Conditioning but there was a fan in the wardrobe for you to use.  I booked a single room and sadly it didn’t have an ensuite available for the time I was there.  Separate washroom and shower were just across from my room. 
There is an elevator and the building has 5 stories.
They will store your luggage for you.  I had a very late train and Simone, who was on duty that night made me just as welcome as at any other time and called a taxi for me just before midnight.  (A taxi from the train station is approx. 8 €s.). Alternatively, you can hop on the Yellow Line tour bus that comes to the station as part of its route if you arrive or depart before 6, or the last circuit departure.  You then drop off your luggage either in your room if it is ready or on the lock up room if it’s not, and get out an explore Salzburg. The hotel is about a 5 minute walk from the beautiful Mirabell Palace and Gardens.  It is there that you can pick up city tour buses for the yellow line as well as the Red and Green line (separate cost but if you want to see outside of the city, take those tours). It is about a 15 minute walk to the Old Town.

Location IS Everything!

Worst experience ever ! The old waiter there is definitely rude to Asian. Everyone with white face and German speaking people were allowed to order bread, toast, sandwiches or sausages, but not us. While we were taking the order, he kept on saying "fast fast fast". Everything that we asked to him, he refused with no. We had to pay 5 euro per coffee and racial discrimination service there. This place sucks. Shamed on you!

It is really pity that such a nice location has those horrible people to pull their ranking down. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone.

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