Fodor's Expert Review Hotel Amadeus
Linzergasse 43, Salzburg, Salzburg, A-5020, Austria
Renovated in 2017, the guest rooms in this 500-year-old house are individually decorated, featuring wooden floors and antique armoires among understated modern accents. Downstairs, greet the day in one of the cutest breakfast nooks in Salzburg. The hotel site was once home to one of Salzburg's communal baths. Back in Wolfgang's time houses didn't have running water, so travelers—especially those arriving through the nearby Linz Gate—would head straight here after their long, dusty trip. Today travelers still make a beeline here. If you're wondering why the hotel has Mozart's middle name, this 500-year-old house is not far from the St. Sebastian church and cemetery where many members of his family are booked in for an eternal stay.
PROS
- huge breakfast
- historic house
- charming and airy decor
- free tea and coffee all day
CONS
- church bell next door goes off every quarter hour
- and though it stops at 11 pm
- it's a noisy alarm clock at 5 am
- church bell next door goes off every quarter hour, and though it stops at 11 pm, it's a noisy alarm clock at 5 am
- church bell next door sounds every 15 minutes 6 am through 11 pm
- breakfast a little sparse
- reception desk not open 24 hours
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Rate Includes: Free breakfast
