Hotel Goldgasse

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Individual ratings for Hotel Goldgasse

Location
The hotel is located in the very heart of Salzburg on Goldgasse, a narrow street in the historic town centre.
Ambience
It is a successful symbiosis of modern Italian design and ancient vaulted architecture: historic stucco, old stone floors, antique pillar fragments, remnants of a fresco, quotes from the past – a hotel with many a tale to tell.
Infrastructure
In-house restaurant, two kinds of breakfast which are being served in your room; your choice of pillow.
Culinary

The cosy restaurant of the same name as the hotel is located on the ground floor and serves a fine choice of seasonal Austrian classics. Nowhere in town will you find a better fried chicken.

Rooms

Each of the 16 as-new rooms has its own interior design, combining aspects the city’s history with the Salzburg Festival. All rooms come with air conditioning, a SMEG refrigerator including a welcome mini-bar, an espresso machine including Nespresso pods, and a tea buffet with a carefully selected variety of organic teas. The state-of-the-art bathrooms have marble floors, wellness showers and are stocked with trendy organic cosmetics of the “Herbal Treats” line by Susanne Kaufmann.

Service
Very personal, attentive, and cordial. The highly professional staff will satisfy any wish you may have, no matter how demanding.

Hotel Goldgasse Hotel, Salzburg

The Hotel Goldgasse in Salzburg opened for business in 2015, a neat boutique hotel inside a 16th-century building, and an accomplished homage to the Salzburg Festival. This gem is named after the picturesque lane where it is located, Goldgasse, which in turn derives its name from the goldsmiths who used to have their shops here. The corridors of the completely refurbished hotel are hung with images of opera and concert performances, while the impeccably styled rooms are named after operas, testimony to the fact that music and the Salzburg Festival are as much part of the city as Mirabell Palace. Each of the 16 rooms has an entire wall decorated with large-scale photographs of the Salzburg Festival that were taken by Italian photographer Luigi Caputo – creating a truly unique ambience.

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If you had no luck trying to get a ticket for a Cecilia Bartoli performance, you may behold her in your own room, in a shot taken from her performance in "Giulio Cesare." The photographic wallpapers depicting scenes from various operas will make you feel as if you were right at the Salzburg Festival.
The hustle and bustle on Goldgasse and inside the restaurant can be heard in the rooms close to the main spiral staircase.

Location: Salzburg | Salzburg

Hotel Goldgasse
Goldgasse 10 · 5020 Salzburg

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