Hotel Das Essigmanngut

Our family of four stayed here for 4 days when visiting my older son who is on an Erasmus Study term. We were absolutely delighted with this hotel. It far exceeded our expectations, it was very modern, incredibly spacious and very clean and tidy. It is also very good value for money. We had an apartment which would easily accommodate 6-8 people. We didn't have breakfast but there was free coffee and flavoured waters. We arrived late and left very early and check in and out couldn't have been easier. There is a bus stop within a few mins walk and you have the option of 2 different bus routes to get you into the city centre. I would definitely recommend this hotel :)

An incredibly lovely place to stay. The hotel was clean & modern and the staff were friendly & welcoming. The bed was comfortable and the shower had a brilliant pressure level (it was heavenly actually). There was a good selection for breakfast and to add to the great selection - it was absolutely delicious! There’s a coffee machine which is available to use all day and night… probably the best machine made coffee I’ve ever had! The location was perfect. I didn’t want to stay in Salzburg city centre but wanted to be able to get there in a reasonable time on public transport. There is a bus stop a few minutes walk away on the main road which gets you into Salzburg in just over 20 mins. The absolute star of the show is the view from the hotel. You have a stunning view of the Untersberg - which I now have approximately 5868 photos of because it’s simply incredible! The hotel is just a few stops away from the cable car up the mountain too so is ideal if you’re planning a trip up there/going skiing. While there is a breakfast service, there isn’t a restaurant/bar - this certainly isn’t a bad point and there are cooking facilities in the rooms, however it is worth noting for anyone who likes to eat in the hotel (but there are plenty of restaurants to eat at nearby anyway). FYI solo travellers - when getting off the bus from Salzburg you need to walk under a little bridge which is isolated however I’m a female travelling solo and felt safe even in the dark.

will come again