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

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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

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.