Great location for exploring. We took buses into Innsbruck and trains from there.

Lovely friendly hotel staff. Enjoyed the food. Great to have choice of hot lunch in restaurant or packed lunch.

This hotel is in the lovely picturesque alpine town of Innsbruck and is around 10 minutes by car from the town centre. I stayed here on a Trafalgar tour. The reception area is small but modern and sparsely furnished. The lifts are quite slow, so might be quicker to walk up to your floor if you are able. The staff are nice and friendly. The room is very pleasant, outfitted with a lot of timber and a lovely view of the alps. The hotel offers free internet. Beds were hard but comfortable. The bathroom is modern, and the shower is the best I have had in Europe, hot water and strong pressure. The shower only has a small piece of glass stopping the water from getting out, and I found quite a bit of water splashed onto the floor. I was amused with the frosted glass door on the bathroom complete with lock, as even if you had the door locked you can see through the door. We had dinner in the hotel, it was a set menu and very nice. Breakfast was good, as bit confusing though finding the correct room serving our breakfast. A very pleasant hotel, with fantastic views of the mountains from your window, one which I would have no hesitation in recommending.

Our only stopover at Austria was at this hotel which meant visiting Innsbruck 5 consecutive days.. and even that didnt bore or tire us.

Dont have anything much to add about the hotel than what has been told. offcourse walking through the restuarant to visit the pool or sauna keeps you on the edge (!!) but its manageable. i wudve loved to give it 5 stars for the location but for the fact that the public transport access to Innsbruck closes at midnight and hence you have to hire taxis if you want to enjoy the Innsbruck night life.

the cable car ride (5 mins walk away from hotel) is breath-taking, see snaps. once you reach there walk another hour and you would reach to top to view the snow clad alps. cover that first and then come back to the cable car station for return and have lunch at the restaurant. we made the mistake of lunch first and then lazed around on our way to the top and back and by the time we reached back the last cable car had gone a good 60mins ago. At 6pm, on top of a mountain, with family incl kids and with no soul at sight, we panicked ...and then luckliy saw the restaurant staff were about to drive down in 5mins, so they gave us the lift. it was a scare, quiet funnnily the last cable car departs at 430pm, despite sunlight being very much around till 730pm!



At innsbruck i gave a miss to the swarovski crystal gallery, based on reviews in tripadvisor and i suggest the bergisel ski jump isnt a great site either.

The zoo, the hungerberg cable car, the markets, the bus rides, the castle and the museums are all good go to places. since we had a kid, we couldnt afford to spend much time in museums etc since they run out of patience.

But if you dont have kids, do suggest you walk around innsbruck on foot, its very enjoyable with the colours, the scenic landscape, the sense of peace, the fresh air and the pretty ladies around!!!

Buy the Innsbruck card from the hotel reception - even if you are there for a day. offcourse its a steal if you are staying for 2-3-4 days, Gives access to all places, public transport as well as cable car rides.

This is a really adorable place, and we were happy to stay here for a night after a day of touring Innsbruck. Be aware that the church across the street rings on the quarter hour till about 11 each night, but it was a pleasant ring so it didn't both us but some in our group complained about it. Numbering system of the rooms was a bit strange and as our tour director warned us, some people from the tour group last month are still there, searching for their rooms. ;) Front desk service was good, the breakfast was adequate, and the beds were comfortable.