Niederalm Holiday Packages

You work hard for your money, so don't fritter it away — Wotif is here to help.

Allow us to roll your flight and hotel bookings into a neat little package deal.

Travelling in Niederalm will be stress free with those extra funds.

Your savings could add up to if you secure a package today. Exactly how do you do this? Just pick and choose from more than 550 partner airlines and 665,000 properties.

Some of the most competitive deals under the sun are on Wotif. So pack your suitcase, find your passport and get moving!

Niederalm Accommodation

We recommend that you don't drag your heels when deciding on accommodations in Niederalm. There are only 5 lodging options in and around the neighbourhood. The good news is, Wotif has rounded up some amazing bargains which are just waiting for you to bag today.

The Hotel Hubertushof (Alpenstraße 110) and the Boutique-Hotel & Apartments am Essigmanngut (Reschbergerweg 22) are some of the most sought-after places to stay in this neck of the woods. Why not have a squiz at their rates and deals and then pick your favourite?

Car Hire in Niederalm

It doesn't matter how much gear you're towing, because Sixt and Budget are a stone's throw from the arrivals area at W.A. Mozart Airport. Commandeer a baggage trolley (or two) and make the quick walk to collect your hire car.

No hire companies downtown? No hassles. Salzburg isn't that far away and is home to a range of outlets. Budget (Ferdinand Porsche Strasse 7) and Hertz (Porschestrasse 7) are our favourites.

Holidays to Niederalm

Work meetings, traffic jams, endless chores. It's time to forget about all that mundane stuff and turn your gaze to something heaps more fun — planning your adventure in Niederalm. So, ready to start with some basic facts?

The Salzburg neighbourhood of Niederalm lies 9 kilometres from all the action of the centre. It's situated in the city's south.

If you've heard travellers not only go nuts about Niederalm but also Salzburg in general, then it shouldn't surprise you to find out that around 150 000 people call it home.