City Hotel Trumer Stube Case Study
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City Hotel Trumer Stube: Great Budget Hotel In Salzburg Austria
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With its location on a quiet street in a pedestrian zone, Cityhotel Trumer Stube is a winner. This petite-sized hotel features just 20 rooms but offers personal attention typically found in more expensive hotels.
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Room types
Three types of rooms are offered. Choose a small budget room on the first floor, directly behind the reception desk with a mere 129 sq ft/11.98 m sq, a standard double room with 161 sq ft/14.957 m sq, a premium double room with 183 sq ft/17 m sq, a triple room with 215 sq ft/19.97 m sq, or a quadruple room with 269 sq ft/24.99 m sq. The budget room comes with a king bed; a standard double room comes with a king bed, …show more content…
Each room has an ample wardrobe closet, luggage rack, upscale coffee maker, flat-screen TV, free WiFi, and electric kettle. Although though the rooms are small, they are well-designed to make the most of the tiny space. Since most travelers will be out an about throughout the day, a small room shouldn’t be worrisome. Some rooms have decent views of the city, especially room 541, and all have elevator access to avoid climbing stairs. Be aware that while room 541 has great views it also has a dormer that lowers the ceiling above the right side of the bed making this one of the smallest rooms. If it’s raining outside, you’ll be glad to know the hotel furnishes umbrellas by the front door. Also near the front door is a small table with juice and water. During the afternoon look for complimentary cake in this …show more content…
to 10:30 a.m. and costs €9. Breakfast consists of an assortment of cereal, bread, jam, cold meat and cheese, and beverages both hot and cold. Plenty of other restaurants are close by for a more substantial breakfast. For a splurge, try breakfast at the Hotel Sacher, just a five-minute walk towards the river. For lunch and dinner find the Gablerbrau (open since 1429) just around the corner on Linzergasse. This well-known restaurant has been around for over 600 years and serves up tasty Bavarian fare like wiener schnitzel, beef ragout, oxtail soup, and other hearty meals. Gablerbrau also is a fun place to stop in for beer and
City Hotel Trumer Stube: Great Budget Hotel In Salzburg Austria
LEAD PARAGRAPH
With its location on a quiet street in a pedestrian zone, Cityhotel Trumer Stube is a winner. This petite-sized hotel features just 20 rooms but offers personal attention typically found in more expensive hotels.
PARAGRAPHS
Room types
Three types of rooms are offered. Choose a small budget room on the first floor, directly behind the reception desk with a mere 129 sq ft/11.98 m sq, a standard double room with 161 sq ft/14.957 m sq, a premium double room with 183 sq ft/17 m sq, a triple room with 215 sq ft/19.97 m sq, or a quadruple room with 269 sq ft/24.99 m sq. The budget room comes with a king bed; a standard double room comes with a king bed, …show more content…
Each room has an ample wardrobe closet, luggage rack, upscale coffee maker, flat-screen TV, free WiFi, and electric kettle. Although though the rooms are small, they are well-designed to make the most of the tiny space. Since most travelers will be out an about throughout the day, a small room shouldn’t be worrisome. Some rooms have decent views of the city, especially room 541, and all have elevator access to avoid climbing stairs. Be aware that while room 541 has great views it also has a dormer that lowers the ceiling above the right side of the bed making this one of the smallest rooms. If it’s raining outside, you’ll be glad to know the hotel furnishes umbrellas by the front door. Also near the front door is a small table with juice and water. During the afternoon look for complimentary cake in this …show more content…
to 10:30 a.m. and costs €9. Breakfast consists of an assortment of cereal, bread, jam, cold meat and cheese, and beverages both hot and cold. Plenty of other restaurants are close by for a more substantial breakfast. For a splurge, try breakfast at the Hotel Sacher, just a five-minute walk towards the river. For lunch and dinner find the Gablerbrau (open since 1429) just around the corner on Linzergasse. This well-known restaurant has been around for over 600 years and serves up tasty Bavarian fare like wiener schnitzel, beef ragout, oxtail soup, and other hearty meals. Gablerbrau also is a fun place to stop in for beer and