Fijne rustige uitvalsbasis om Salzburg en omgeving te ontdekken. Onze kinderen genoten van het spelen op de boerderij. Het huis is netjes, comfortabel en goed uitgerust en de naastgelegen tuin is prachtig. Hele vriendelijke en behulpzame eigenaren. We raden het absoluut aan.

Sehr idyllisch gelegen und trotzdem nicht weit zur Salzburger Innenstadt. Sehr freundliche Gastgeber!! Ein guter Ort, um zur Ruhe zu kommen.

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The location was wonderful, really outside of Salzburg but very short drive to the city center. Perfect for traveling with pets.

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Very nice landlady, and the setting was beautiful. It was really great to be able to get freshly baked bread (baked by the hosts) on Sunday morning when most shops around were closed. We also loved all their other (organic) homemade produce, including the dried apple chips and the fantastic cider, and big bottles of delicious apple juice. We got a small tour of the place (a small number of pigs, two donkeys, etc) a few days after we arrived. There was a trampoline that our little one could use, and she loved it! Wonderful that the welcome note said it was allowed to pick herbs in the vegetable garden. Lots of calming greenery to sustain the soul on the property, and beautiful traditional-style buildings. Lovely views of the Alps and flower-bordered meadows if you walk a little way up the road, where there are also riding stables (we did not use them). Salzburg is beautiful, of course, and there are lots of lakes to swim in within 25 minutes drive. The Freibad Leopoldskron open air swimming pool (3 pools, lots of grass to sit on, and great water slides) is fantastic (even in the not infrequent rain!) and costs a tiny entrance fee (something like 5 euro for an adult for the whole day in August 2024). You can see the Salzburg castle from one of the pools. I love that Austria makes such facilities available to all, not just the privileged few!

The room I slept in was only about 10 metres away from the neighbours' farm generator that started extremely early in the mornings (5 am I think!). This would not bother some people but I am sensitive to noise and could hear it through my earplugs! It would have been nice to know that bread was available on the Sunday (we found out by accident). Salzburg has a lot of traffic, so be aware of that if you plan to drive. Depending on traffic, it's about 22-25 minutes' drive to the centre of town (we should have checked on Google maps!).