The 26-square-meter Standard Salzburg room has a balcony and a box-spring bed. Comfort Kampenwand rooms occupy the same floor area, with air-conditioning and either a balcony or terrace, while Superior Salzburg rooms provide 31 square meters. Single Kampenwand rooms, at 18 square meters, give solo travelers a dedicated option. Almost all accommodations have outdoor space, but this is not universal; air-conditioning also depends on the category. Confirm those details when comparing rooms for a summer stay.
Among the junior suites, Junior Hof retains the character of the former stables within its 45-square-meter layout. A sitting area and natural stone bathroom make it appealing for guests drawn to that part of the property. Junior Max is larger at 55 square meters, with a bedroom, living area, rain shower, and bathtub. It is worth considering for a longer visit when somewhere to sit and read matters as much as the bed.
The 90-square-meter Chiemgau Suite adds a private sauna and a 30-square-meter rooftop terrace overlooking the course, driving range, and mountains. Its lounge has a gas fireplace, allowing an evening indoors to feel quite different from time spent in the shared spa. For families, the 93-square-meter Achental Suite has two bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, and a generous lounge. Access is via a spiral staircase, an important detail for anyone traveling with limited mobility. Its separate sleeping arrangements offer more privacy than a junior suite with additional bedding.