Hotel Rosenvilla — Hotel in Salzburg

We stayed for 3 nights in a first floor room with balcony. ||||Staff very pleasant and friendly, always welcoming and the hotel is open to 9:30 after which you use your key to get in.||||Bed was comfy, I love the Austrian 2x single duvet option on a double bed, it's ingenious. Slept well in comfort (caveat - I travel with facemask and earplugs) Room was spacious. The bathroom has a toilet separated with a slide door from the rest of the bathroom rather than an all in one like you can see sometimes. Shower had good pressure and pleasant temperature. We didn't use the balcony much due to the weather but it would be nice in the evening in a warmer evening with a couple of chairs, lounger and shade. The room also had a couple of reading chairs and a desk to offer flexibility and a good size TV in line with the bed.||||Staff really have attention to detail, we got some wine from a supermarket when out and left it in the room and they brought us glasses without asking. ||||The bath had a jacuzzi option but we didn't use it. ||||My only negative thoughts on the room:||||I would suggest to the hotel that a bar or non-slip mat might be useful as you're stepping out the bath onto a tiled floor and only have the towel rail on your left or the bath to grab if you do wobble as the only other option is the glass splash protector||||Options on pillows would be useful (maybe a question on booking?) - we didn't ask so maybe it was an option but I like a firm pillow, the 2 provided were pretty soft and floppy||||I would like a kettle in the room but the machine downstairs is always available - just means you have to get showered or at least dressed to get any, I prefer to get out of bed and have some coffee before going down.||||Breakfast||||Plenty of options - bread and bagels, cakes and sweets plus cold meats, cheese etc + fruit, freshly poured smoothie and juice, cereals. We had maybe 20 minutes each day there, taking time and enjoying the food||||There was only one coffee machine but breakfast was never that busy when we were there so wasn't a major issue||||My only complaints were that there was no hot buffet, only the offer of eggs (which I don't like) - some sausage or bacon to be offered, would be something to consider?||||Hotel is incredibly easy to get to on the bus from the station (160 I think), about 10 stops, free if you get the Salzburg card which I would recommend anyway due to the free access to...

We stayed for 3 nights in a first floor room with balcony.

Staff very pleasant and friendly, always welcoming and the hotel is open to 9:30 after which you use your key to get in.

Bed was comfy, I love the Austrian 2x single duvet option on a double bed, it's ingenious. Slept well in comfort (caveat - I travel with facemask and earplugs) Room was spacious. The bathroom has a toilet separated with a slide door from the rest of the bathroom rather than an all in one like you can see sometimes. Shower had good pressure and pleasant temperature. We didn't use the balcony much due to the weather but it would be nice in the evening in a warmer evening with a couple of chairs, lounger and shade. The room also had a couple of reading chairs and a desk to offer flexibility and a good size TV in line with the bed.

Staff really have attention to detail, we got some wine from a supermarket when out and left it in the room and they brought us glasses without asking.

The bath had a jacuzzi option but we didn't use it.

My only negative thoughts on the room:

I would suggest to the hotel that a bar or non-slip mat might be useful as you're stepping out the bath onto a tiled floor and only have the towel rail on your left or the bath to grab if you do wobble as the only other option is the glass splash protector

Options on pillows would be useful (maybe a question on booking?) - we didn't ask so maybe it was an option but I like a firm pillow, the 2 provided were pretty soft and floppy

I would like a kettle in the room but the machine downstairs is always available - just means you have to get showered or at least dressed to get any, I prefer to get out of bed and have some coffee before going down.

Breakfast

Plenty of options - bread and bagels, cakes and sweets plus cold meats, cheese etc + fruit, freshly poured smoothie and juice, cereals. We had maybe 20 minutes each day there, taking time and enjoying the food

There was only one coffee machine but breakfast was never that busy when we were there so wasn't a major issue

My only complaints were that there was no hot buffet, only the offer of eggs (which I don't like) - some sausage or bacon to be offered, would be something to consider?

Hotel is incredibly easy to get to on the bus from the station (160 I think), about 10 stops, free if you get the Salzburg card which I would recommend anyway due to the free access to...

Located about 20 minutes walk from Old Town, Rosenvilla benefits from free parking and not having to navigate the city traffic. ||Staff were friendly and helpful both before and during our stay.||We didn’t realise at the time of booking, but Rosenvilla is part of the same group as Hotel Rathaus in Vienna which we stayed at several years ago. Both hotels have a lovely boutique feel to them.||Our room on the second room was a ‘Comfort’ class room which was well laid out and had wireless phone chargers in the bedside table - a nice feature! Being on the upper floor it did mean we needed to remember to duck our heads when getting in/out of bed as the ceiling followed the roofline.||We didn’t have breakfast at the hotel (instead we went to a local bakery around 10 mins walk away), so can’t comment on that. I did pop my head into the restaurant in the morning and it looked like a nice setup though.||Definitely recommend Hotel Rosenvilla if you’re visiting Salzburg. It’s far enough out of town to be quiet at night and close enough to walk (or get bus number 7) into the city to see the sights...