Hotel Markus Sittikus Salzburg

The rooms may be smaller than expected, but they offer the best breakfast. I highly recommend this place for solo travelers. The location is also great.

A small hotel in an old house along the street. Go straight to the left of the train station. Turn left when you see the bridge hole. Turn left and go straight for less than 100 minutes. You will see the small door of the hotel. Go up the steps. The front desk lady is very enthusiastic. After checking in, she will introduce you to the functional area layout of the hotel. There are not many varieties of breakfast, but there are cheesecakes, which can fill you up. The lady in the restaurant is also very enthusiastic. Eggs and bread are served separately to each person. A deposit of 60 euros is required.

I've heard a lot about the bad reputation of European hotels being cheap, but unfortunately, it happened to me too. I think it was 390,000 won for 3 people at a 4-star hotel for 1 night. * Carrying heavy bags up to the front desk * No air conditioning * No refrigerator * No amenities * No tissues * No coffee or tea * No coffee pot * Breakfast only had bread, cheese, juice, coffee, and eggs I don't know because the weather is fall and air conditioning is unnecessary, but I was annoyed because there was no refrigerator to put water, simple fruit, and breakfast food in. There was no coffee pot, so I couldn't even boil ramen, which was annoying. I've been to many expensive places like the US, Hawaii, Australia, and Japan, but I recommend considering Airbnb because European accommodations are expensive and the facilities are not good.

Staff polite, friendly, and helpful, room quiet, breakfast good. I'd be happy to come back.