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Bed and breakfasts in Innsbruck
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Bistro's B&B Pradlerstraße 2, Pradl, Innsbruck | |
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Latest booking: 17 hours ago
Offering free private parking, free WiFi and a buffet breakfast, Bistro's B&B can be found right next to the Sill River, a 10-minute walk from the centre of Innsbruck.
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from $66.74 Average price per night |
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Garni - Technikerhaus Fischnalerstraße 26, Innsbruck | |
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Score from 689 reviews:
Good,
Latest booking: 3 hours ago
A 15-minute walk from the centre of Innsbruck, Garni-Technikerhaus enjoys a quiet location next to the Inn River. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.
"Location is good for the airport and excellent for catching buses and trams into Innsbruck. A ten minute walk from Innsbruck which is pleasant. Close to Bergisel Ski Jump. Staff were very helpful and the… " |
from $48.05 Average price per night |
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Pension Stoi Salurnerstraße 7, Innsbruck | |
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Score from 498 reviews:
Very good,
Latest booking: 4 hours ago
Located in the centre of Innsbruck, Pension Stoi offers functionally furnished rooms in a quiet location a 3-minute walk from Innsbruck Main Station. Free Wi-Fi and free public parking are available....
"Room was great, clean and well equipped. Staffs were friendly and helpful. Location is great (it is around the center of the town, near Innsbruck train station and bus stations)." |
from $64.07 Average price per night |
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Haus Marillac Sennstraße 3, Innsbruck | |
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Score from 208 reviews:
Very good,
Latest booking: 6 hours ago
This guesthouse offers a very quiet location directly on the Inn River, only about a 20-minute walk away from the centre of Innsbruck.
"Very quiet location with conveniently located tram stop for the 10 minute ride into the center of Innsbruck." |
from $68.07 Average price per night |
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Hotel Sonnenhof Bed & Breakfast Fernkreuzweg 16, Innsbruck | |
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Score from 48 reviews:
Very good,
Latest booking: 4 hours ago
This family-run bed and breakfast is 6 km away from the city of Innsbruck, a 5-minute walk from the centre of Igls, and a 10-minute walk from the Patscherkofel Cable Car and Lake Lansersee.
"So glad we chose to stay in Igls and then drive in to Innsbruck for the sights there. (You can also catch a very convenient bus to the city) Sonnenhof is an older B and B, the staff was very helpful and… " |
from $77.42 Average price per night |
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Haus Angelika Bed & Breakfast D´Albertweg 5, Innsbruck | |
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Score from 36 reviews:
Good,
Latest booking: June 18
The family-run Haus Angelika is a Tyrolean-style bed and breakfast in a quiet location in Igls, just 1,500 metres from the Patscherkofel Cable Car and 5 km from the centre of Innsbruck.
"Right next to a descent ski resort. The major resorts are the same distance as if you we're staying in the city centre" |
from $101.44 Average price per night |
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Ski Resort of Royal Splendour
Set against the spectacular backdrop of the Alps, Innsbruck is not only a world-class European ski resort, it’s also the former seat of Maximilian I’s Holy Roman Empire.
This imperial legacy has left its mark, most notably in the Old Town where beautiful Rococo buildings sit alongside pastel facades and typically Tyrolean, flower-adorned windows. The visitable Hofburg imperial court owes its modern appearance to 18th-century Empress Maria Theresia.
The Hofkirche contains a memorial tomb for Maximilian I, and his life is depicted in frescoes on the Goldenes Dachl (Golden Roof) nearby, named after the gleaming, copper tiles lining its entrance.
Flying into Innsbruck Airport, it’s easy to see why the city was so highly regarded. Practically every street ends with a view of the Alps, lush in summer, snowy white in winter. Nestled on a slope is Schloss Ambras, ex-residence of Archduke Ferdinand II, while the surroundings provide summer mountaineering, hiking and golf.
In winter of course it’s all about the fantastic Innsbruck skiing and snowboarding. Ski areas include Nordkette mountain, accessed by cable car and chairlifts near the town’s hotels and B&Bs on Booking.com. Its varied pistes means that several international competitions are held here, as well as the Bergiselschanze ski jump contest. The après-ski is laidback and centred around chalet-style bars and traditional restaurants.
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