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The best budget hotels in Salzburg... inspected and approved.

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Editor's Pick
Yoho International Youth Hostel Salzburg, Salzburg

Yoho, a 170-bed Schallmoos hostel, is more formally known as International Youth Hotel Salzburg.

Excellent 8.6

From
$57

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Adlerhof, Salzburg

Located a few blocks west of the Hauptbahnhof, the family-owned two-star Hotel-Pension Adlerhof is a likeable four-story option with both traditional and modern rooms.

Very Good 7.7

From
$84

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Pension Elisabeth, Salzburg

The Pension Elisabeth, a 24-room midrange-to-budget option in northern Schallmoos, is one of the more attractive cheapo options in town.

Very Good 7.9

From
$66

Editor's Pick
Lasserhof, Salzburg

Hotel Lasserhof is perfect in the low season for just about everyone, including groups of younger travelers and families.

Excellent 8.6

From
$91

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Bergland Hotel, Salzburg

We love the bright, whimsical and mildly wacky Hotel Bergland, a family-owned three-star hotel in residential Schallmoos.

Excellent 8.8

From
$116

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Drei Kreuz, Salzburg

The three-star Hotel Drei Kreuz is a friendly 24-room hotel situated in eastern Schallmoos at the foot of Kapuzinerberg.

Very Good 8.2

From
$101

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Pension Sandwirt, Salzburg

The Pension Sandwirt is such a good deal and the owners are so friendly that we just had to include it.

From
$62

Editor's Pick
Christkonig-Kolleg Fruhstuckspension, Salzburg

The ideally located Christkönig-Kolleg Frühstückspension, built in 1376, is nestled behind Kapitelplatz in Altstadt.

From
$85

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Welcome to EuroCheapo Salzburg! Our mission is to make it as easy as possible for you to find the best cheap hotels in Salzburg, all while staying central.

Our editors are hotel hunters—they show up unannounced at affordable hotels in Salzburg's city center, inspect some rooms, and recommend only the properties that they feel present the best value.

Salzburg attracts tourists with its rich musical history and charming Altstadt, which can get expensive quickly. Happily, the city’s affordable hotels, pensions and hostels make it possible for budget travelers to enjoy the city without feeling (ahem) von-Trapped by their budgets.

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Salzburg Budget Tips

Keeping to a budget in a city as touristy in Salzburg can be a feat in and of itself. We'll tell you how to get yourself to a tourist office, what you can expect to pay for museum admission, and even what you can do for free in Salzburg.

Expect to Spend: Salzburg
While Salzburg may not be the cheapest of cities, it's by no means the most expensive, either. Take a look at our summary of average hotel rates and restaurant prices to get a sense of what you can expect to spend in Mozart's cute little Stadt. With a little Cheapo common sense, you'll be saving money in no time.

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