In the heart of Hallein's historic old town, a special place awaits you: the salt. With a charming boutique hotel and two stylish apartment buildings with self-catering facilities, you will feel at home here from the moment you arrive.
Nestled between mountains, old salt mines and charming alleys, and only 15 minutes from the city of Salzburg, you will stay in lovingly restored and listed old town houses that boast a long and eventful history. Whether you’re here on a business trip, with your family or just taking some time for yourself: at the salt Hallein, you will find your own personal place. To arrive. And to stay.
True to the motto: come in for good times.
Stay where history is made
We love old buildings. And we love filling them with new life. This passion has helped create places that offer comfort, radiate tranquillity and leave room for everything you need.
Whether in the rooms and suites of our boutique hotel the salt townhouse, or in our apartments the salt residences & vis à vis, you will feel the special atmosphere of these historic walls up close. We believe that unique places can move people. Our carefully and stylishly restored houses do just that – in their own unique way.
We are an inspiring, historic retreat where well-being and appreciation are lived and breathed, where attention and attentive service are just as important as quality, feeling at home and letting your soul unwind.
Georg, Alexander, Christian & Rudi (the salt family)
Hallein has more to offer than meets the eye. As the second largest town in the State of Salzburg, it looks back at over 4,000 years of history. And delights visitors with its unique location on the doorstep of the city of Salzburg, its natural beauty, culture and genuine quality of life.
Every corner of the charming streets has a story to tell. Anyone who has discovered Hallein loves to come back. And those visiting for the first time wonder why they haven't come here sooner. Here, life moves at its own pace – away from the hustle and bustle, yet still well-connected.
Old town flair with cafés, museums, and shops
Cultural history from the Celts to the Baroque period
We never wanted to just open a hotel. We wanted to bring old, historic old town buildings back to life and create places that connect thinking, living and meeting in a new way.
Georg, Alexander, Christian & Rudi (the salt family)
Fancy some old town charm paired with mountain views?
