Rathauskeller Melk Hotel

Historic hotel in Melk's pedestrian zone, 300 meters from the train station

Accommodations

Rathauskeller Melk offers Deluxe Double or Twin Rooms in the Historical Annex with high ceilings and views of the monastery. Standard Double Rooms are spacious and include flat-screen cable TVs. Family rooms are available for children aged 4 years and older, and allergy-free rooms can be requested.

Dining

The on-site restaurant at Rathauskeller der Melker Gasthof serves traditional Austrian cuisine, including dishes like Zwiebelbraten, venison ragout, and Marillenknödel. A children's menu is offered, and special diet menus can be arranged upon request. The restaurant also hosts free happy hours and pub crawls for guests.

Location & Nearby Attractions

The hotel is located in the Old Town pedestrian zone, at the foot of Melk Abbey-reachable on foot in 15 minutes. Melk Train Station is 300 meters away, and the Danube River jetty is 800 meters from the property. Nearby attractions include Schallaburg Museum and the Wachau valley cycling routes.

Family Services

Rathauskeller Melk provides family rooms and a children's menu in the restaurant. Board games and puzzles are available for entertainment, and the hotel's garden offers a peaceful space for families. Walking tours and cycling routes are accessible from the property, with a bicycle storage room on-site.

Amenities & Parking

Free private parking is available at the hotel, with a secure bicycle storage room for cyclists. Daily housekeeping, luggage storage, and an ATM/cash machine on site add convenience. A minimarket operates on the property, and the building is designated as a non-smoking zone, with allergy-free rooms upon request.

• Location: Historic pedestrian zone, 300 m from train station
• Dining: On-site restaurant with traditional Austrian cuisine
• Rooms: Monastery-view Deluxe rooms in Historical Annex
• Family: Children's menu, board games, and family rooms
• Parking: Free private parking and bicycle storage
• Nearby: Melk Abbey, Danube jetty, Schallaburg Museum