Altstadthotel Wolf Dietrich in bankruptcy – but hope for renovation!
Bankruptcy proceedings have been opened for the Altstadthotel Wolf Dietrich in Salzburg. Renovation planned, hotel remains open.

Altstadthotel Wolf Dietrich in bankruptcy – but hope for renovation!
On November 12, 2025, the Salzburg regional court opened bankruptcy proceedings against Altstadthotel Wolf Dietrich GmbH. According to a report by sn.at The application was submitted by the health insurance fund as a creditor, with the hotel management having already paid an outstanding contribution of 24,000 euros. Management is confident and emphasizes that the hotel will remain open during the process.
The four-star hotel on Wolf-Dietrich-Straße has 40 rooms and three suites and has brought an experienced insolvency administrator, lawyer Philipp Hirsch, on board. The hotel management plans to restructure the company to overcome the severe challenges of bankruptcy. Explained in this context advocado.de the cornerstones of corporate restructuring, which aims to improve structures and restore trust in creditors.
Focus on restructuring strategy
Restructuring should not only be seen as a way to avoid insolvency, but it is also implemented in the insolvency phase itself. It's about creating a concrete plan that ensures the continuation of the company. First of all, the causes of the insolvency must be determined - this is where effective company analysis measures come into play, which look at both the annual financial statements and the competitive position.
The clearly defined steps that lead to a successful renovation are also important. A restructuring concept must be drawn up comprehensively, with the first measures aimed at ensuring the hotel's ability to continue as a going concern. Insolvency Notices.de also points out that a meeting of creditors will make final decisions about the future of the company.
The hotel management is optimistic about the process, which increases the hope of a positive turnaround for the Altstadthotel Wolf Dietrich GmbH. Although the path to stability is challenging, there are many opportunities that the committed team can take advantage of in the new phase.