Golden Star - Premium Apartments - Melk

4-star historic apartments in central Melk, 300 meters from the Abbey

Historic Setting & Location

Golden Star Premium is located in a historic building within the old town of Melk, 300 meters from Melk Abbey. The building has been renovated to combine 19th-century character with modern amenities. Guests entering the entrance hall see original features, then find apartments with contemporary comfort.

Contactless Convenience & Parking

Golden Star Apartment offers contactless check-in using a key safe and codes sent via email, eliminating the need for front desk queues. Free on-site parking is provided for guests, located a 5-minute walk from the building. Each apartment has a private entrance, giving guests independence upon arrival.

Apartment Features

Each of the 9 air-conditioned apartments at Golden Star Apartments is individually decorated and includes a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher and espresso maker. The living areas have flat-screen TVs with satellite channels, and private bathrooms come with hairdryers. Some apartments offer balconies or patios with city views.

Family-Friendly Accommodations

Golden Star Apartments provides family rooms and spacious layouts, with kitchens that allow families to prepare meals. The property has smoke detectors and fire extinguishers, and multilingual staff are available to assist. Bicycle parking is available for families exploring the Wachau Valley.

Nearby Attractions

Melk Abbey is a 4-minute walk from Golden Star Premium, and the Erzherzog Franz Ferdinand Museum is also within walking distance. Dürnstein Castle is 30 km away, and Maria Taferl Basilica is 17 km from the apartments. Linz Airport is 100 km from the property, reachable by car in about an hour.

• Location: Central Melk, 300 m from the Abbey
• Accommodation: 9 individually decorated apartments with kitchens
• Amenities: Contactless check-in, free parking, private entrance
• Family: Family rooms, kitchen facilities, multilingual staff
• Nearby: Melk Abbey, Dürnstein Castle, Erzherzog Franz Ferdinand Museum