Where to stay in Innsbruck
Known as the capital of the Alps and a beloved destination for skiers of all nationalities, Innsbruck is a perfect holiday destination for both winter and summer holidays.
The capital of Austria’s western state of Tyrol, Innsbruck offers a unique mix of alpine experiences where a dynamic city sits in a romantic and natural setting with picturesque mountaineering villages on the doorstep and where visitors can quickly swap car horns for cow bell chimes.
As you would expect, ski buses are on hand to get visitors to and from the slopes, while public transport in Innsbruck is efficient and easy to understand with buses available at day and night. Cycling is also a good option as the city boasts a number of bike paths to help you connect with various parts of the city. If you're planning to explore more of the country, you can consider car rental in Innsbruck.
Hotels in Innsbruck
A jewel of a hotel, once called “…the finest hotel in Innsbruck” by King Ludwig II, the Grand Hotel Europa is a historic five-star residence dating back more than 140 years. It is ideally placed for access to the Imperial Palace, golf courses and the famous ski slopes. A favourite hotel with everyone from royalty to rock stars, it provides guests with sumptuous surroundings, an award-winning restaurant and a luxurious spa right in the heart of the city.
2. Hotel Schwarzer Adler Innsbruck
Another centrally located hotel, the Schwarzer Adler Innsbruck is close to the Jesuit Church and just minutes from the Tyrolean Provincial Museum. More than 500 years old, the hotel is just 300m from the Old Town and offers a mid-price option with free Wi-Fi, a spa, sauna, steam bath, rooftop terrace and ski storage. The location is also close to shopping outlets, while Innsbruck Train Station is just a five-minute walk away.
3. Austria Classic Hotel Innsbruck Garni
For a budget option in the heart of the city center, the Austria Classic Hotel Innsbruck Garni is a perfect starting point from which to explore the streets of the city. Rooms are well appointed and features a fitness center and a sauna, while the nearest golf course is just 3km away.
This information is correct as of January 2018
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The city is not what i expected (quite city in mountains) It is a little bit busy (august) not too much to see, BUT there is Nordkette cable car to Hafelekar (from center directly in mountains, with many stops, at the last there is the best mountains view)
Lovely Austrian city at the heart of the alps. Perfect for hikes and nature during the summer and some intense skiing in the winter. The town itself is very walkable, with lots of cute small streets in the old town - food selection is mostly Bavarian inspired cuisine but good restaurants overall. Great for a 2-3 day trip.
Innsbruck is basically lovely year round. There is plenty to do in the city and it also makes for a very convenient home back for day trips throughout the region.
In any season, Innsbruck is simply gorgeous. In winter, it's a skiing paradise with the longest ski runs I've ever experienced in my life. In summer, it's the deepest green I've ever seen made all the more remarkable by the stunning, snow-covered alps in the background. Innsbruck will have you spinning in the hills singing the 'Sound of Music' guaranteed.