It is said that Salzburg is the most Mediterranean-influenced city north of the Alps. Not without good reason, as the Italian influence in Salzburg began in the 16th century. At that time, Venetian architect Vincenzo Scamozzi was commissioned to design a new city plan. In collaboration with his successor Santino Solari, the city took on the appearance for which it is world-famous today. With the innovative concept Salzburg meets Venice, Hotel Stein underlines the connection between these two cultural cities. So if design, art and lifestyle appeal to you, you will find your heart's content here. Thanks to the prime location of this hotel in the heart of Salzburg, you can explore Salzburg's many cultural treasures on foot. Known as an inn in the Middle Ages, after two years of extensive renovations, this luxury hotel offers an exclusive lifestyle experience. The attention to detail, quality, service and design turn this hotel into a gem.
Newlyweds will receive an upgrade, according to availability.
The hotel is open all year round.
This hotel has 56 rooms.
Earliest check-in from 2 pm. Latest check-out at 11 am.
Price from 302 euros.
Blue, the color of harmony, peace and infinity. Every room has a blue element. Sometimes a blue wall or a seat, a bed or maybe a lamp or artwork made of glass. Each of these works of art is unique, handmade by Venetian glassmaker Barovier & Toso. Rooms at Hotel Stein are decorated in a mix of modern and classic styles with Austrian and Venetian influences. The luxurious rooms all offer air conditioning, unique furnishings and handmade glass decorations or lamps. Each room has free Wi-Fi, soft terry bathrobes and towels specially made for Hotel Stein, high-quality natural cosmetics from Saint Charles Apothecary, PHILIPS flat-screen TV, slippers, "Grander®" water, spacious bathroom and a welcome gift.
All the rooms here are very comfortable. For romantic souls, there is the honeymoon suite with beautiful views of Salzburg's Old Town.
After a day of sightseeing, unwind in the small and charming spa with cozy relaxation room, sauna and gym. Prefer something more active? There are plenty of golf courses in and around Salzburg, you can hike, run, cycle extensively and the numerous lakes of the "Salzkammergut" are also well worth a visit! By the way, one of the highlights of Hotel Stein is the exclusive picnic with a view of Salzburg's old town. Options galore!
Children are welcome at the hotel from the age of 16.
The rooftop restaurant is the culinary highlight of your trip. Here you will enjoy tasty dishes and a panoramic view of Salzburg's Old Town. This restaurant is opened all day for breakfast, lunch, a coffee or a glass of wine. In the evening, you can enjoy a delicious gourmet dinner based on the concept of chef Andreas Senn, who managed to win a Michelin star with his restaurant SENNS in the Gusswerk. The emphasis is on casual cuisine. Casual dining with a touch of Asia, combined with the best of regional and international dishes.
Hotel Stein is a 2-minute walk from Salzburg city center and right on the Salzach River. Its excellent location makes the hotel the ideal base for discovering Salzburg's cultural treasures. Just 70 meters from the accommodation begins the famous Linzergasse, with a variety of stores. Cultural attractions such as Mozart's birthplace, Salzburg Cathedral, the Mirabell Garden and the Hohensalzburg are all a short walk from the Hotel Stein.
There are a limited number of parking spaces at the hotel, for which you pay 28 euros per day. You pay this amount on-site. This can be reserved in advance, which we definitely recommend! There are no charging stations at the hotel, but there are in the immediate vicinity.
In this renovated medieval inn, Austrian tradition is carried through to every detail. This design hotel stands for exclusivity and service. Thanks to the hotel's prime location, explore many of Salzburg's cultural treasures and relax in the evening over a gourmet dinner. The hotel combines the look and feel of Venice and Salzburg and emphasizes the connection between these cities of culture. The result is a symbiosis of contemporary design and modern art.
