Homestays in Salzburg State, Austria

We enjoyed our stay. Frank, at the front desk, was extremely helpful. He made our stay great. The breakfasts were good and we loved the size of the apartment room. The location was super convenient. We recommend Pension Elisabeth without reservation.

The hotel itself was good. The room was small but very well planned, it had air conditioning, kettle, safe, shower gel etc. - everything you would need. The bed even had a soft support for your head when you are sitting in the bed. You had to check-in in the hotel nearby (2 mins walking, no more), but for us it was no problem. After that, you just use lust card to unlock outside and your own room door. The administration was very helpful as well (especially the blonde girl, pay her a bonus!). Finally, the sound isolation was good and the windows were sound proof. Now the drawbacks. Even though the room was clean and tidy, towels were changed, but cleaners weren't doing their job properly. Because there is a kettle in the room, tea and coffee packs were left the first 3 days, but the 4th and 5th day they weren't left. We could've bought them, but the stores work only until 8 PM, so it was too late when we came back. The 3rd day she left tea and coffee packs, but didn't leave paper cups and even threw away old paper cups that I left on my table. So had to go to registration and they gave us proper cups with spoons. The cleaner didn't put new bottle of liquid soap, so had to ask administration for this one as well. The cleaner was lazy enough, that the empty bottle of soap wasn't taken out (you can't do it by yourself, I tried). On the final morning we ran out of shower gel (unfortunately, I already started showering), and we almost ran out of toilet paper, because cleaner couldn't add the second one as is usual). So overall it can be a perfect hotel, but nuances listed above make it much worse that it is worth it. I'd be back again if I knew the problem with cleaners is sorted.

Our family of five stayed here and found the property to be an excellent value, particularly as options for groups larger than four can be limited. It's an older, but charming property. The room included three single beds and one double bed, all of which were comfortable. Street parking was simple, the staff was helpful and on-site laundry was a bonus (small extra fee). The hotel is near a bus stop and the neighborhood offers convenient cafes, bars and restaurants.

Salzburg was a special part of our European Trip, and Villa Flockner was everything we had hoped. Martin and all his team were welcoming and friendly, and offered us plenty of help with any local information, along with a friendly chat. This family owned and run villa is so clean and new looking. The rooms are extremely comfortable with all the modern amenities you could need. It's very close to the centre of town, only 15 mins walk to Mirabellpatz, but so quiet, making for a good nights sleep. City buses stop right outside the Villa making it even easier to access the city. They also have off road parking if you are driving while in Austria. We were lucky enough to have their family room which had beds for us and our two children, with a sliding door so we could be separate from them after they had been put to bed. Breakfast each morning was wonderful! A selection of European cheeses, meats and fresh bread, pastries, various types of eggs, crepes, cereals, fresh fruit, juices and coffees. Nothing more was needed, but if you did need something else, it was never a problem. We would definitely stay here again and can't wait to come back to Salzburg. The only very small negative for us was the fridge in the room wasn't great or very cold. However as soon as we raised this with the owner, he did look into it straight away for us. Super service!

Went there for a week and had 8 days of skiing from sunday to saturday. Best day was saturday since theres hardly any people in the slopes. Very nice old alpine style house with skiroom and boot drying rack. Saunas good, 2 of them - standard and infra red. Rooms have been renovated at least for the bathrooms portio and thye are clean and warm. Kind older lady makes you breakfast every single morning and you can choose your bread from several options. Breakfast is good and thres plenty. Showering costs extra 10€ if you want to ski still on the day of leaving once you have checked out but you can place your luggage downstairs for that time. This pension is around 200m from cityXpress lift and on the way back your going uphill, theres a ticket sales there so if you want to sell your whole day card to get some money back in case you stop early. Whole day card costs less than half day. Talk to the people in the queue but officially public selling skicard is not allowed so dont dont dont it ;). The nearest good shop (Billa) 400-500m from this in Stadtpl. 2 where you can get all your needed stuff. At postal office near it theres the busses going to kaprun and saalbach. Around and hour to Kaprun with bus and 45 minutes to Saalbach. Tourists are bad at queuing so be early on the line otherwise be warned to have fun in waiting. If i remember correct the busses leave 15 past. Btw Saalbach which is much bigger area can be accessed with skis too fairly easily from 1st to CityXpress, 2nd to hirschkogel express, 3rd Breiteckbahn, 4th Kettingbahn, 5th ZellAmSeeXpress 2 and 1 after it. Taking these lifts youll get to Viehhofen where you take bus nr 7 to saalbach. Remember to take this bus back too. Ohh and one more thing, as all busses do not stop at all stops you need to take other busses to get to the stops where 7 stops to get back to Zell.

We enjoyed our stay. Frank, at the front desk, was extremely helpful. He made our stay great. The breakfasts were good and we loved the size of the apartment room. The location was super convenient. We recommend Pension Elisabeth without reservation.

The hotel itself was good. The room was small but very well planned, it had air conditioning, kettle, safe, shower gel etc. - everything you would need. The bed even had a soft support for your head when you are sitting in the bed. You had to check-in in the hotel nearby (2 mins walking, no more), but for us it was no problem. After that, you just use lust card to unlock outside and your own room door. The administration was very helpful as well (especially the blonde girl, pay her a bonus!). Finally, the sound isolation was good and the windows were sound proof. Now the drawbacks. Even though the room was clean and tidy, towels were changed, but cleaners weren't doing their job properly. Because there is a kettle in the room, tea and coffee packs were left the first 3 days, but the 4th and 5th day they weren't left. We could've bought them, but the stores work only until 8 PM, so it was too late when we came back. The 3rd day she left tea and coffee packs, but didn't leave paper cups and even threw away old paper cups that I left on my table. So had to go to registration and they gave us proper cups with spoons. The cleaner didn't put new bottle of liquid soap, so had to ask administration for this one as well. The cleaner was lazy enough, that the empty bottle of soap wasn't taken out (you can't do it by yourself, I tried). On the final morning we ran out of shower gel (unfortunately, I already started showering), and we almost ran out of toilet paper, because cleaner couldn't add the second one as is usual). So overall it can be a perfect hotel, but nuances listed above make it much worse that it is worth it. I'd be back again if I knew the problem with cleaners is sorted.

Our family of five stayed here and found the property to be an excellent value, particularly as options for groups larger than four can be limited. It's an older, but charming property. The room included three single beds and one double bed, all of which were comfortable. Street parking was simple, the staff was helpful and on-site laundry was a bonus (small extra fee). The hotel is near a bus stop and the neighborhood offers convenient cafes, bars and restaurants.

Salzburg was a special part of our European Trip, and Villa Flockner was everything we had hoped. Martin and all his team were welcoming and friendly, and offered us plenty of help with any local information, along with a friendly chat. This family owned and run villa is so clean and new looking. The rooms are extremely comfortable with all the modern amenities you could need. It's very close to the centre of town, only 15 mins walk to Mirabellpatz, but so quiet, making for a good nights sleep. City buses stop right outside the Villa making it even easier to access the city. They also have off road parking if you are driving while in Austria. We were lucky enough to have their family room which had beds for us and our two children, with a sliding door so we could be separate from them after they had been put to bed. Breakfast each morning was wonderful! A selection of European cheeses, meats and fresh bread, pastries, various types of eggs, crepes, cereals, fresh fruit, juices and coffees. Nothing more was needed, but if you did need something else, it was never a problem. We would definitely stay here again and can't wait to come back to Salzburg. The only very small negative for us was the fridge in the room wasn't great or very cold. However as soon as we raised this with the owner, he did look into it straight away for us. Super service!

Went there for a week and had 8 days of skiing from sunday to saturday. Best day was saturday since theres hardly any people in the slopes. Very nice old alpine style house with skiroom and boot drying rack. Saunas good, 2 of them - standard and infra red. Rooms have been renovated at least for the bathrooms portio and thye are clean and warm. Kind older lady makes you breakfast every single morning and you can choose your bread from several options. Breakfast is good and thres plenty. Showering costs extra 10€ if you want to ski still on the day of leaving once you have checked out but you can place your luggage downstairs for that time. This pension is around 200m from cityXpress lift and on the way back your going uphill, theres a ticket sales there so if you want to sell your whole day card to get some money back in case you stop early. Whole day card costs less than half day. Talk to the people in the queue but officially public selling skicard is not allowed so dont dont dont it ;). The nearest good shop (Billa) 400-500m from this in Stadtpl. 2 where you can get all your needed stuff. At postal office near it theres the busses going to kaprun and saalbach. Around and hour to Kaprun with bus and 45 minutes to Saalbach. Tourists are bad at queuing so be early on the line otherwise be warned to have fun in waiting. If i remember correct the busses leave 15 past. Btw Saalbach which is much bigger area can be accessed with skis too fairly easily from 1st to CityXpress, 2nd to hirschkogel express, 3rd Breiteckbahn, 4th Kettingbahn, 5th ZellAmSeeXpress 2 and 1 after it. Taking these lifts youll get to Viehhofen where you take bus nr 7 to saalbach. Remember to take this bus back too. Ohh and one more thing, as all busses do not stop at all stops you need to take other busses to get to the stops where 7 stops to get back to Zell.