Breakfast was okay.

There should have been more than one outlet for each bed. There is always something that needs charging. There should have been dark curtains in front of and between each bed in order to secure privacy and to avoid being disturbed by your neighbours lamp when you try to sleep.

It's close to the city center (15 minutes walk) and the most important for us was that they had a safe place in garage for our bicycles. Staff is very kind and helpful and everything is clean and comfortable. This will be our choice again if we come to Salzburg.

The hotel is also a hostel, so it has laundry facilities (which, although complicated, we used). The rooms are spacious and had, in our case, a private balcony with lovely views. The beds were comfortable. We didn't use the buffet. The hotel is not really walking distance to downtown, but the staff were so helpful in advising which bus to take, AND they provide a free bus pass! Taking the bus was super-easy and worked well for us.

The air conditioner was not working very well, so the room was hot. We could open the door to the patio, but unfortunately our first night someone nearby was smoking pot (even though this is forbidden) and it smelled horrible. Until they quit there was no sleeping. The room was only superficially cleaned; we found pieces of corn chips, etc. in the room. However, the next two nights were fine.

Great value for money. I booked a 4-bed mixed room, which had a private shower room and a private toilet room, shared only among the 4 beds. That's a lot of privacy for a hostel price! The only cons of the bathrooms being inside the bedroom is that if someone poops a lot, it could stink up the entire bedroom......... ^^|| All the bunk beds were made of wood and good quality. Bed is very comfortable, maybe a bit of memory foam too. All the heating in the bedroom and bathrooms are adjustable. Outside the room, everything is hotel grade - nice hallways, very good quality breakfast (at extra cost), large spacious lobby to relax in. Drinks can be ordered from the bar. Very convenient location to catch all the buses to town or to the mountains.

There could have been more places to hang clothes and towels. I didn't have anywhere to hang my used bath towel, or clothes to dry/ventilate before folding away. They do change the towels everyday though. Shared kitchen could be improved by a lot. It gets quite messy around meal time. There's no one to look after it regularly and clean it after meal time. There were an assortment of dirty dish towels but no clean ones. There seemed to be only pots the size that cooks for 5 people, not smaller pots.

Location is excellent, near a train station. Good wifi, parking spots in front of the hotel, supermarket in the same building, a few restaurants close-by.

Breakfast was quite expensive for what it offered, next time we will eat in the city for the same price. Also the customer's kitchen was dirty, didn't feel like cooking there. During the weekend quite a few clients got drunk and started knocking on our door at 3 AM, so keep in mind that reception is 2 floors below the rooms, and no one stops the party goers from disturbing the guests.

The staff were all very helpful. The location is good, close to a train line, buses and an easy walk to the old town. Plenty of supermarkets close by. Really nice touch having a movie playing in the living area.

The kitchen is tiny and the washing facilities are right in the middle of the kitchen. For such a large hotel, the kitchen and laundry facilities are way too small. We have found that with all of the Meininger hotels we have stayed at. The breakfast was more expensive than other Meininger places we have stayed however the food options were poorer and a lot less. Would recommend skipping breakfast here.

I had the pleasure of spending one night at MEININGER Hotel Salzburg and it was great. The hotel was impeccably clean, tidy, warm, and cozy, making my stay very comfortable. The view from my window was absolutely breathtaking, which added a magical touch to the experience. One unique feature to note is the glass-walled elevators—something to be aware of if you have a fear of heights, like I do. Despite this, the overall design and ambiance of the hotel were delightful. The staff were exceptional—friendly, helpful, and genuinely welcoming. I want to particularly thank the lovely lady who encouraged me to visit Hallstatt and provided me with clear, detailed directions. Her kindness and enthusiasm made my trip even more memorable.

Maybe evening entertainment would be a great addition to the stay.

Room and bathroom were nice and clean. View of the mountains from the room was pretty amazing! Staff was super nice and polite (they were kind enough to help me printing my train tickets at the reception). A lot of markets nearby, within walking distance.

Matress not so comfortable, it was too thin. Shower stall is a bit too tight. The hotel is not very close to the city center and main tourist attractions - it's about a 30 minute walk to and from the hotel. Not something negative, but to keep in mind in case you don't want to do a lot of walking.

The hotel isn't exactly in the city centre as the name suggests, but still within easy reach of public transport (several stops with bus 2). The short hiking trail to Kapuzinerberg begins right behind the hotel. Next door is a shopping mall and a great greek restaurant Akropolis. The hotel has a modern look, carpeted corridors, cosy but not very spacious rooms. 6-person rooms available (with bunk beds). Breakfast available.

Mattresses were too soft for my taste. The breakfast felt a little expensive (as a family of 2 + 4 we'd have to pay €55, but the kids wouldn't really eat their share of it), so we skipped it. One unusual nit was that the elevator wouldn't take you to floor 0 (reception) without swiping the card.

Very youthy and family friendly. Loved that they had a free communal kitchen. Also, in the same building there's a mini-mall center with everything you might need: a clothes store, a supermarket, a pharmacy, a restaurant, etc... It was close to many bus stations. Cute rooms decorated. And amazing beautiful view of the mountains :)

It was a bit farther away from the center of things to do in Salzburg than we expected. The cashless thing was fine for the room payment but it got a bit annoying for the small payments like water bottles and bike rentals.