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

The likeable three-star Hotel Hohenstauffen has been owned by the same family since 1902. The staff is accommodating; children and pets will feel especially welcome.

Housed in a 14th-century building on one of the Altstadt’s most appealing little streets, the three-star Hotel Goldene Ente is a lush, colorful splurge.

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

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

Built in 1791 (the year Mozart died), the 32-room Hotel Mozart manages to retain some of the charms of that era—refreshing in a city full of low-ceilinged medieval hotels.

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

The three-star Hotel Garni Trumer Stube offers 20 basic, cutesy rooms on a quiet side street between the main drags Dreifältigkeitsgasse and Linzergasse.

The Alstadthotel Wolf-Dietrich is definitely a splurge, but you get a lot for your euro, including a deluxe feel and proximity to major attractions.

The Gasthof Auerhahn is a 15-room family-owned three-star hotel located a 10-minute walk north of the Hauptbahnhof.

The four-star ACHAT Plaza zum Hirschen offers 62 large and cushy rooms with appealing amenities, such as a fancy rooftop spa.

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

This Right Bank hotel—a true splurge—is best-suited for travelers who want good-looking rooms on one of Salzburg's liveliest streets.

The Hotel Jedermann provides a refreshing break from Salzburg’s overpowering Gemütlichkeit (a traditional Austrian sense of hospitality) while offering interesting rooms at reasonable rates.

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.

The three-star Pension Lechner is a midrange option, located on a main road 500 meters south of the Hauptbahnhof.

What a location! The 24-room Hotel Goldene Krone is a family-owned, 15th-century hotel on lovely pedestrian-only Linzergasse.

Markus Sittikus is a member of the Flair chain, which means that all the usual four-star amenities are present.

The regal Hotel Kasererbräu, housed in a 650-year-old brewery, is squeezed onto Kaigasse, a tiny street in Altstadt.