Wyndham Grand Salzburg Conference Centre

We stayed at a business suite for 2 nights and when we came back from a 1-night stay in Hallstatt, we stayed at a junior suite for 1 more night. We liked the size of both suites. Although they were quite expensive as compared to a standard double room, we preferred paying more for comfort. We liked that we could keep our luggage at the hotel when we were in Hallstatt.

The staff is really nice and kind. The breakfast is very good.

Service as in the good old times, attentive, friendly and flexible. Our booked business suite did not match our expectations for a room for four, mainly due to extern reasons. Asking for another solution Receptionist Anna Pieringer handled the situation with grand charme and very professional - while dealing with other inquiries, phone calls, questions and more at the same time. She stayed friendly and professional throughout. Both fascinating and fantastic to see that excellent service is still happening even under pressure. Without us asking for it but without any hesitating or questioning we ve been offered an upgrade to the Grand executive suite plus another executive room. The Grand executive is an appartment which definitely got beyond our expections, spacious, comfortable, high quality. Pool and training facilities spacious, quiet at certain times and clean. Room cleaning fast and efficient. All staff we met were friendly and welcoming. Roomservice fast and friendly. Special regards to Serpil and her breakfast team - the combination of warm, friendly and professional service gave us a coming home feeling and we are definitely coming back. Thank you for making this short stay unforgettable.

The hotel was near the main train station, and city centre was on foot reachable in about 20 minutes. Room was quite big, had enough space and was clean. Wardrobe had enough space for my things. I appreciate very much the possibility to use swimming pool , fitness room and sauna. Choice at the breakfast was good.

My problem was handled very professionally by Mir (front desk agent). That’s about all I liked.