St. Virgil Salzburg is an education and conference hotel inside a nature park in the city of Salzburg. It has 14 seminar and conference rooms, foyers and exhibition space, several hospitality rooms and 83 hotel rooms in two houses, so a seminar can run from first session to breakfast under one roof. It is easy to reach by public transport.
Seminars and company events
The venue offers its rooms for seminars, presentations, symposiums, trainings and university courses, with modern seminar and conference rooms and state-of-the-art presentation tools. The room list on the site names a series of numbered seminar rooms, from Seminar room 1 to Seminar room 15, with some rooms facing the meadow and one in the direction of the staff house.
Larger and special rooms include the Virgil Hall, the Rupert Hall, the Sebastian Ritter Hall and a Banquet Hall, plus an atelier, a club room, a parlor room, a meditation room, a park cafe and a restaurant. An interactive room planner and a seminar room comparison table help organisers choose the layout and the capacity.
Weddings and receptions
The house organizes private celebrations through its gastronomy team, but weddings are not listed on the pages provided. Company receptions and private parties can use the hospitality rooms, the Banquet Hall or the park cafe.
Rooms and capacities
Fourteen seminar and conference rooms are announced, with a comparison table covering the Virgil Hall (also facing the meadow), the Rupert Hall, the Sebastian Ritter Hall, Banquet Hall, atelier, club room, parlor room, meditation room, park cafe, restaurant and the numbered seminar rooms. The capacities sit in that table, which was not readable in the pages provided, so request it from the reservations team.
Accommodation
There are 83 rooms in two houses, described as a city hotel in the countryside, in either modern architecture or country-house style, in a quiet location surrounded by a park, with a Salzburg organic breakfast.
Catering
Gastronomy is regional and organic. A conference catering service supplies seminar breaks, and the restaurant and the park cafe next to the nature park serve guests. The house also organizes private celebrations.
History and setting
The building is described as architecturally one of a kind and stands in a natural oasis in the city. The house runs three to four exhibitions a year and an artists-in-residence program.
Getting there
The site stresses easy access with public transport. The reservations team can be reached by telephone and email for details.
