I loved staying here. Visiting Salzburg was very impromptu so I only booked for one night before moving on to Vienna. I wish I had stayed another night at the very least, and the Guest House was a big reason for this. It’s a stunning place. Huge rooms, a very nice fresh breakfast with, I believe, fresh and local ingredients. A nice chapel which overlooks the church. Very helpful staff with clear instructions as to what to do if you arrive out of hours. Thank you all.

I think having some king of manual as to what is at the Guest House (such as the chapel, some background in to the church, its history etc) would be great. But it’s only because I was so impressed did I want to know more and see what else was available for its residents.

Very nice accommodation. My single room was spacious and comfortable. Breakfast was excellent. The location can’t be beat — an easy walk to/from the train station, bus stops, and most of the Salzburg sights. Decent restaurants nearby. No TV but didn’t need one. I was a bit concerned by the provided earplugs but didn’t need them. As a solo female traveler I appreciated that the door to the complex is locked when the office isn’t staffed. Excellent value, especially for Salzburg in December.

There was some discoloration or mildew on the tile in the shower.

Great location - felt very central and space. Added to the whole Salzburg experience. While the hotel I'd very quiet by nature, be aware there will be some noise from the central spot + ever charming but constantly present bells - I thought it was respectfully done being both a current seminary in part & it's former use - while still having all the mod-cons you'd expect from hotel-style accommodation. Also had great public transport connections to/from the train station + walking distance to key tours etc. Highly recommend.

This is all pretty relative: The hotel was a basic three star place but with clean rooms, decent bed and breakfast plus excellent location all in all. That is all I need, really. Location was a little off from the worst tourist crowds but with an easy access to the bus line 2 (airport). The room height must have been like five meters so there were lots of cubic meters. Although the front desk is open only during the office hours, a later check-in worked perfectly, thanks to very clear instructions. If you need a night club, gym and a pool in your hotel, this is not for you. But I can just about guarantee that you have never been in a similar building (as in a hotel) as this one!

I don't need a TV in my room and this one didn't have one. There is a separate TV room available although I never saw anybody use it.. A fridge in the room could have been useful, though.

Lovely, clean, well appointed, spacious rooms. We had two different rooms during our stay and both were delightful. This is a modernised old building. It is not the most suitable for those wanting a party atmosphere. As it’s name suggests, it is the guest house for the seminary. it therefore operates a quiet period from 9.00 p.m. until the next morning. This is ideal for those who want to retreat into a silent space after the bustle of the city. There is a beautiful church, and a guest chapel, available for prayer and reflection. The courtyard in the centre of the building has cloister and a little fountain . I felt my blood pressure dropped the minute I entered this space. A tiny roof terrace with chairs and table for two or three people up on the third floor offers a view over the city and a peaceful, sunny space. There is even a guest library and a very useful guest app. There is also a laundry and a lounge /guest kitchen for those who would like to self cater. Our second room had a tiny kitchenette facility, including two electric rings, microwave, kettle, coffee machine, kitchen sink and enough crockery and pans to cook a hot meal, had we wanted to. we believecould not our luck! Reception staff are on hand during the day and are extremely knowledgeable and very helpful. Breakfast was plentiful, typically Austrian, and very nice. Perhaps the coffee from the coffee machine could do with a little improvement, but that is my only small issue. Salzburg is a city full of church bells, including the clock chimes at the guest house. We woke and was summoned to bed by the sound of bells.

The guesthouse overlooks a street of restaurants and Cafes, with fountains and a wonderful atmosphere. Mostly, the noise subsides by midnight. It’s so happened that we stayed on the weekend of the Saint Rupert festival and so there was a party atmosphere which went on on the Saturday night. Sunday was completely silent! The hotel makes guests aware of this. Our first room did not overlook this street, and was therefore quieter. The windows are double glazed. Once closed, it is lovely and quiet. I would definitely stay here again, we felt so at home.

Guest house is in a very nice location. You can easily walk by foot from the Central Train Station and it took me less than 15 mins. Room was well equipped - comfy bed, wardrobe for clothes, shower amenities and hair dryer - all what I needed for my trip! Basic, but nice breakfast is available on spot and helps to start the day. What was very nice is that I could pick up the key past reception time and check-in after 18:00 o'clock. There is a key box and the code is sent by staff several hours before check-in time (you still need to let them know that you can't arrive at check-in time!!)

There was a small street festival just below my window. The music was playing thought only during day time, so this wasn't a big problem. Also, the room had ear plugs that I could use if I would like to rest during the festival time.

I loved the location - took me 15-20 minutes to walk from train station. Breakfast was exceptional; meats, cheese, espresso, etc., and delicious homemade breads. The room was clean and mattress was comfy. WIFI was included. Also a small "community room" is available, plus a chapel if you care to pray.

Check-in hours are limited to 8-4 daily, late check ins require a special code, so I made sure to check in before my 2:00 pm tour. No AC - if you use this hotel during summer, DONT leave window open at night. The street noise kept me from a good nights rest my first night. 2nd night I wised up and closed the windows - no noise, but slightly warm in the room. I did run the fan which was provided. I would stay again, just not in summer during a heat wave. Also smoking is allowed in courtyard and outside breakfast tables, so with my asthma - I couldn't eat outside - but this is true of Austria in general.

Lovely accomodation in an excellent location. Minutes from both the old town and Mirabell Palace and Gardens. Bus stops nearby for easy connections from the train station to the property and for day trips. The accomodation is great value for money. Plentiful breakfast with plenty seating available, including some tables in the courtyard. I found it very quiet despite the central location, as the rooms had double glazed windows. The staff were lovely and friendly. My room was very spacious and along with everywhere in the property, was spotlessly clean. I would definately stay here again on any future trips.

The location, right in the heart of the old city, could not be better. A beautiful park in front to sit and enjoy the architecture. Five minutes walk to the fabulous Mirabel Gardens, and the palace where I enjoyed a concert of Mozart's music in the Marble hall. The reviews of the breakfast, which had swayed my booking, proved to be 100% accurate. It could not have been better. The room was perfect, clean, and extremely comfortable, and more like in an expensive hotel than a guest house. I particularly liked the way modern fittings and equipment had been integrated into the original centuries-old building.

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The Priest seminarium is a seriously best location one can find. Close to the town center . You can take a bus at the Makartplatz anytime for no waiting time at all. If you want to go to the Untersberg and the most breathtaking view from a mountain 1806meters above the sea level you really need to find a place that is central. Buy a Salzburg card that will give you great value too. Plan your trip thoroughly before you go or just listen to other experienced people.

Well, all things considered, no TV would not even be a problem. That will make you focus on your trip. I don't understand German language anyway. There is no English channel as far as I know.