Distance from Hotel to Munich, Germany, 1 1/2 hours. Distance from Hotel to Salzburg Airport W.A. Mozart, 15 minutes.
Situated on the renowned Getreidegasse road, the hotel introduces guests to the city's captivating character. Across from the Festival Hall and down the street from Mozart's house, the hotel is just a short walk from designer boutiques and the Salzach River.
The two authentic Austrian restaurants and renowned bar are some of Salzburg's top pre and post-theater haunts, paying homage to the city's rich bohemian heritage. The historical "Die Bibliothek", meanwhile, offers a glimpse at the hotel's scholarly past.
The 65 rooms and four suites boast authentic Salzburg-style decor. The original antiques, handmade furniture, and native rag rugs are opulent and discreet, and honor 600 years of hotel history.
- Babysitting Services ($)
- Business Center
- Business Center ($)
- Business Services ($)
- Car Rental Desk ($)
- Car Rental Service ($)
- Childcare Services ($)
- Concierge
- Currency Exchange
- Fax Services ($)
- Front Desk (24-hour)
- Gift Shop
- Internet Access
- Internet Access (high speed, public areas) ($)
- Laundry Services ($)
- Luggage Storage
- Multilingual Staff
- Parking (valet) ($)
- Parking Facilities ($)
- Printer Service ($)
- Reading Room
- Room Service
- Safe Deposit Boxes
- Shoe Shine Services ($)
- Sightseeing Excursions ($)
- Smoke Detectors
- Tours & Excursions ($)
- Trail (jogging, nearby)
- Wake-Up Service
($) Denotes a fee may be charged. Please note: Some hotel amenities listed above may have an additional fee associated with them.
Arrival/Departure Time:
• Check-in-time: 3:00 pm Check-out-time: 12:00 pm
Early check-in and late checkout on request, and subject to availability.
Children Policy:
• Children's age break is 11 years old.
Maximum Occupancy:
• Classic - 2 adults or 2 adults and 1 child.
• Exclusive - 3 adults or 2 adults and 1 child.
• Festival Wing - 3 adults or 2 adults and 1 child.
• Suite - 3 adults or 2 adults and 1 child.
Classic, The 24 to 27-square-meter Classic Rooms are a tribute to the Hotel Goldener Hirsch's rich history. Pink, blue, yellow, and red color schemes are enchanting, while antique Salzburg-style dark wood furniture, period paintings, and objects d'art evoke the building's past.
The hotel's Golden Stag theme is prominent throughout, populating lampshades, walls, or the hand printed fabrics. A small table with two chairs provides a perfect space to relax and enjoy the flat screen TV or a drink from the mini bar.
Supplementing the traditional decor is a small desk, two telephones, and a High Speed Internet Access portal. Windows open out to the inner courtyard or a characteristic side street. Soundproof glass, in conjunction with personally controlled air-conditioning, ensures an agreeable atmosphere.
Tranquility continues in the gracious bathroom, which is outfitted in handmade Italian tiles. Each bathroom houses either a bathtub with shower or bathtub with separate shower, and offers signature bathroom amenities and a robe with slippers for extra indulgence. All have a bidet and select rooms have two sinks. Bedding: 1 king bed or 2 twin beds.
Exclusive(*), The 28 to 32-square-meter Exclusive Rooms encourage full relaxation. Soundproof windows overlook either the bustling Getreidegasse road or the hotel's peaceful inner courtyard. Both scenes are matched in charm by the room's interior. The signature Golden Stag theme-echoed in stag coat hooks-blends harmoniously with the hotel's choice colors: pink, red, yellow, and blue.
Authentic Salzburg rag rugs are scattered throughout. These rugs have become a modern symbol of Austrian interiors. Two welcoming fauteuil armchairs surround a coffee table creating an ideal place to sit and read while enjoying refreshments from the mini bar. A flat screen TV and a small desk with a High Speed Internet Access portal and two telephones ensure all technological needs are met.
In the sleeping area, beds are adorned with hand printed fabrics presenting contrasting and complementary tone-on-tone patterns. Antique closets provide a distinguished space to house clothing.
Inviting bathrooms are crafted with handmade Italian tiles and furnished with either a bathtub with shower or bathtub and separate shower. All bathrooms have bidets and select rooms have two sinks. Bathroom amenities and plush bathrobes with slippers offer additional indulgences. Courtyard or Getreidegasse Road Views. Bedding: 1 king bed or 2 twin beds.
Festival Wing(*), The largest of the guest rooms, at 33 to 48-square-meters, Festival Wing rooms are a study in unassuming opulence. Often referred to as "Junior Suites" by regular guests, these recently refurbished rooms accommodate a sitting area equipped with characteristic Salzburg furnishings including a sofa, coffee table, and two inviting fauteuil armchairs-select rooms have a separate anteroom.
Opening soundproof windows that look out on either the Herbert-von- Karajan-Platz toward the Festival Hall or the active Getreidegasse road, a pedestrian area, guests are transported to a past era when the hotel housed refined guests or artistic legends. Acknowledging modern-day needs, each room has a flat screen TV, two telephones, a mini bar, and High Speed Internet Access portal.
The hotel's choice colors: pink, red, blue, or yellow complement hand-printed fabrics and objects d'art that pay homage to Salzburg's singular style. Contrasting rugs carpet the floor and add to the room's authentic eclectic elegance.
Marble and handmade Italian tile bathrooms are peaceful, private, and equipped with a shower or bathtub and separate shower. Along with an additional phone and bidet, each bathroom offers bath amenities and a plush robe and slippers.
Separate Anteroom (Select Rooms), separate sitting area, connecting rooms available on request, Festival Hall or Getreidegasse Road Views.
Suite(*), The four diverse Suites range in size from 42 to 48- square-meters. Comprising a double bedroom, bathroom, and adjoining salon, these spacious suites are a city oasis.
All suites are furnished in Salzburg-style, employing the hotel's choice colors: pink, yellow, blue, red, or green. Exquisite antique furnishings and decor-hand picked - create a fluid rapport with the hotel's storied past. Hand-printed textiles demonstrate a commitment to quality and authenticity.
Two of the suites overlook the hotel's quiet inner courtyard, promising the utmost tranquility. Alternatively, the Kupferschmiedhaus Suite offers a view of the city's buzzing streets with the added benefit of soundproof bedroom windows.
The newest suite pays reverence to the city's performance history by providing an exceptional view of the famous Herbert-von-Karajan-Platz and Festival Hall-a perfect, protected spot for observing Salzburg's rich culture.
A spacious sitting area, two cordless telephones, a High Speed Internet Access portal, flat screen TV, and DVD player meet guests' contemporary needs. Take advantage of in-room relaxation options accompanied by a refreshment from the mini bar.
Smooth handmade Italian tile bathrooms encourage serenity with bath amenities. Equipped with either a bathtub with shower or bathtub and separate shower, each provides a bidet and telephone. Select rooms have two sinks, and others two bathrooms. Plush bathrobes and slippers reflect an absolute appreciation of the guests.
(*) Denotes on request basis only, no allotment given.
All accommodations include: sinks (double), safe (in accommodation), slippers, telephone (in bathroom), telephone (two-line), air conditioning (individually controlled), telephone (with speaker phone), bathtub/shower separate, television (cable), chair, television (flat screen), crib (upon request), turndown service, hairdryer, voicemail, internet access (high speed), non-smoking accommodations, radio, robes, rollaway bed (on request) and sitting area.
Specific bedding and/or special requests are fulfilled based on availability and cannot always be guaranteed.
Bar Goldener Hirsch, Guests walking into the Bar Goldener Hirsch can expect a continuation of the hotel's traditional motif as stags are affixed above the arches on white walls. Dispersed among the tables covered in hand woven linens are fauteuil arm chairs, just right for basking in the open sky ambiance. Originally an inner courtyard where horses would await their owners' return, the space is now considered one of the world's most beautifully outfitted Bauernstil rooms, and is a favorite of distinguished international travelers. The extensive cocktail and fine wine list is marked by the "Rendezvous with Susanne," the bar's most well-known drink. As legend has it, young Susanne patronized the bar with her parents for many years. When her parents indulged in a libation, she would order an orange juice. Later, the renowned bartender added a bit of Cassis. When Susanne was 13-years-old, tonic water was added, Campari at 16, and vodka at 18. Today it is the "Susanne," and a specialty that regular guests look forward to. Well-patronized year round, the bar is especially bustling during festival season as the preferred pre and post-concert stop: a place to see, be seen, and unwind.
General Opening Hours: 10:00am-11:30pm
Dress Code: Casual.
Restaurant Goldener Hirsch, "Looking out towards Herbert-von- Karajan-Square" and Festival Hall are the doors of Restaurant Goldener Hirsch. What was once a ferrier's shop-where locals brought their horses to be shoed-has become one of Salzburg's most illustrious restaurants, favored by government officials, world-class performers, and members of the international social set. The simply sophisticated dining room pays homage to its humble ancestry with rustic Austrian wooden chairs and tables that harmonize with the wooden beams that cross the ceiling. Pronounced arches and white walls are decorated with engravings of hunting scenes that recall an era of grandeur. Austrian green is featured in the traditional waiter uniforms and table linens. Hand woven in white and green, they feature the hotel's signature stag motif. Be sure to note the table next to the old fireplace. Named the Grilltisch, it has been there since the restaurant opened, and is the spot where an architect was chosen to design the Festival Hall. The most sought after table in the restaurant, however, is the Karajan-Table, a famous composers regular spot. True authenticity is also reflected in the cuisine, the work of the chef who has been with the hotel for over 16 years. An incomparable combination of traditional Salzburg specialties accompanied by new international dishes, The Chef's creations have earned the restaurant many Awards. While the menu changes in conjunction with the seasons, a few signature dishes are Ham mousse with Cumberland sauce, Saddle of farm-raised venison with red cabbage, and Bohemian dumpling with cranberries. For dessert there is the Rigo Jansci: a rich chocolate sponge cake with indulgent chocolate mousse filling. According to legend, it was created by a former Belgian Princess for her lover. A perfect accompaniment to any meal is a bottle of wine from the extensive cellar, which boasts a cultured selection of some of the best Austrian and worldwide vintages.
Cuisine: Austrian.
Lunch Hours: 12:00pm-2:30pm Dinner Hours: 6:30pm-9:30pm
Dress Code: Smart Casual.
Restaurant Herzl, Known as the place to meet in Salzburg's center, Restaurant Herzl is the local year-round favorite that, during festival time, is the go-to apres performance stop. Evidence of its historic prestige lies in the photos of musicians, which line the walls. In 1767, the restaurant was a goldsmith shop. Today, guests enter from Karajanplatz into a folkloristic, creative atmosphere evocative of eras past. Waitresses wear dirndls to emphasize the traditional Austrian ambiance. Dark wood tables and chairs populate the rooms while golden light from scattered lamps cast romance. Fine table linens serve as a simple background for authentic Salzburg cuisine. The restaurant's signature dish is the famous Nurnberger Bratwurstl, small roasted Nurnberg sausages served with sauerkraut.
Cuisine: Austrian.
General Opening Hours: 11:30am-10:00pm
Dress Code: Casual.
General
• Rates are inclusive of Full American breakfast, service charge and local sales tax.
• Passengers are responsible for porterage fees payable at the hotel upon check-out. Holiday Information
• There is a Mandatory dinner on the 24th and 31st of December.
Tourist Attractions Nearby:
• Landestheater
• Hellbrunn Palace and "Trick Water Fountains"
• Mozart's Residence
• Casino Salzburg
• Eagle's Nest
• Residence Palace
• Hohensalzburg Fortress
• Salzkammergut Lake District Tour
• Salt Mines
• Mozart's Birthplace
