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Hotels in Hall in Tirol

Hall in Tirol is the old salt and mint town about 8 km east of Innsbruck, with a well-preserved medieval centre and the Hall Mint at Burg Hasegg, where the thaler was struck. Staying here gives you a quieter historic base, with Innsbruck a short train ride from Hall station. In winter Hall holds its own Advent market on the Oberer Stadtplatz from 20 November to 24 December 2026, and the Glungezer, a certified family ski area, is close by. In summer the Inn cycle path runs past the town, and Hall's outdoor pool and the Halltal are near at hand. It suits couples, culture lovers, drivers and cyclists who want Innsbruck close without staying in the city.

2 hotels, including Heiligkreuz and Absam. Listed by classification, then size; not a ranking.

The mint tower of Hasegg Castle and the church towers of Hall in Tirol
The mint tower of Hasegg Castle and the church towers of Hall in Tirol. Photo: Hermann Hammer (User:Haneburger), CC0

Hall in Tirol (Heiligkreuz), Hall in Tirol · 4 stars

Hotel Heiligkreuz

A warm, family-run four-star on the edge of Hall in Tirol with mountain views and free parking; for drivers, cyclists and families.

SaunaSki bus nearbyBreakfast included

From £140 a night

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Before you go to Hall in Tirol

Getting there

Trains run from Hall station to Innsbruck in about nine minutes, and regional buses 501 and 503 link Innsbruck with Hall and Absam. The Innsbruck Card covers public transport as far as Hall. The Glungezer ski area is about 8 km away by car or ski bus.

What is here

Hall's medieval old town has two squares lined with old houses, and Burg Hasegg holds the Hall Mint, where the thaler was minted, and the Mint Tower with views over the Inn valley. In winter the Haller Adventmarkt fills the Oberer Stadtplatz and the Glungezer offers quiet forest runs for families. In summer the Inn cycle path passes the town, Hall has an outdoor pool, and Absam is known for its pilgrimage church.

Good to know

The Hall Mint is open Tuesday to Saturday in winter but closes to individual visitors from 11 January to 15 March 2027. The Hall-Wattens Card from your hotel gives free bus travel in the region.

Staying in Hall in Tirol

How far is Hall in Tirol from Innsbruck?

About 8 km east of the city. Trains from Hall station reach Innsbruck in about nine minutes, and regional buses also run between the two.

When is the Christmas market in Hall in Tirol?

The Haller Adventmarkt on the Oberer Stadtplatz runs from 20 November to 24 December 2026. It opens weekdays from 15:00, Saturdays from 11:00 and Sundays from 13:00, until 20:00.

Can I ski from Hall in Tirol?

Yes. The Glungezer above Tulfes, a certified family ski area with 24 km of pistes, is about 8 km away by car or ski bus. It is on the SKI plus CITY Pass.

What does the Hall Mint cost?

An adult ticket for the mint is 9.50 euros and a child ticket 6.50 euros. A combined ticket with the Mint Tower is 13 euros for adults.

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Sources: hall-wattens.at, heiligkreuz.at, heiligkreuz.at, goldener-engl.tirol, vvt.at, oebb.at, tirol.at, muenze-hall.at.