In Innsbruck
The city centre is the practical choice: hotels around Maria-Theresien-Strasse and the Hauptbahnhof, plus the calmer districts of Wilten, Pradl and Amras a short tram ride away. You can step off the train and be in your room within minutes, and the old town is a short walk north of the station. In winter the ski buses, the Stubaitalbahn and the Swarovski shuttle all leave from the centre, and the market on Maria-Theresien-Strasse runs until 6 January 2027. In summer you have the Hofgarten, Ambras Castle in Amras and the city's lakes and pools within easy reach. It suits rail travellers, skiers who want to try several areas, business trips and anyone watching the budget.
18 hotels, including Maria-Theresien-Strasse and Hauptbahnhof and Wilten and Pradl and Amras. Listed by classification, then size; not a ranking.
City centre, between the Hauptbahnhof and Maria-Theresien-Strasse, Innsbruck city centre · 4 stars · 187 rooms
A large, modern Marriott hotel between the station and the main shopping street; practical for business trips and city breaks.
From £224 a night
City centre, by the Hauptbahnhof, Innsbruck city centre · 4 stars · 88 rooms
A family-run four-star two minutes from the Hauptbahnhof, with a proper Tyrolean restaurant; for skiers, families and rail travellers.
From £132 a night
City centre, Innsbruck city centre · 4 stars · 84 rooms
Four-star city hotel above a classic Viennese coffee house, with a fourth-floor spa; suits couples and business travellers.
Amras, Innsbruck city centre · 4 stars · 62 rooms
Traditional family-run inn in Amras with all-wood rooms, a sauna and free parking; suits drivers, families and skiers.
Pradl, Innsbruck city centre · 4 stars · 50 rooms
A family-run four-star in Pradl with a free rooftop sauna and a tram at the door; for couples, families and skiers.
From £155 a night
City centre, beside the Landestheater, Innsbruck city centre · 4 stars
A big, well-equipped city hotel next to the Landestheater with a rooftop pool; for families, skiers and short city breaks.
From £215 a night
City centre, by the Hofgarten, Innsbruck city centre · 4 stars
A 15th-century family house turned stylish city hotel, with themed signature rooms, a rooftop terrace and sauna; great for couples.
From £132 a night
City centre, Maria-Theresien-Strasse, Innsbruck city centre · 4 stars
A modern, well-run hotel on Maria-Theresien-Strasse with saunas, a ski room and family rooms; a practical base for families and skiers.
From £143 a night
Next to the Hauptbahnhof, Innsbruck city centre · 3 stars · 234 rooms
A design-led budget hotel in a tower beside the station, with a 13th-floor bar facing the mountains; good value for couples.
From £114 a night
Amras, Innsbruck city centre · 3 stars
A friendly, good-value hotel in Amras with free parking and tram 3 into town; for drivers, families and travellers with dogs.
From £131 a night
City centre, by the main station, Innsbruck city centre · Hotel · 75 rooms
Tower hotel by the main station with panorama rooms, a twelfth-floor rooftop bar and a sauna; for couples and city breaks.
From £167 a night
City centre, edge of the old town, Innsbruck city centre · Hotel · 51 rooms
Family-run city hotel three minutes from the Golden Roof, with ski storage and a pine breakfast room; suits skiers and city breaks.
From £130 a night
Pradl, Innsbruck city centre · Hotel · 21 rooms
Stylish self-catering apartments in a 200-year-old Pradl house, with sauna and bikes on request; great for independent couples.
From £101 a night
Pradl, opposite Rapoldipark, Innsbruck city centre · Hotel · 10 rooms
Ten air-conditioned studios and flats with kitchenettes, attached to a long-running family hotel; good for longer stays and small families.
From £141 a night
Pradl, near Olympiaworld, Innsbruck city centre · Hotel
A friendly, good-value city hotel in Pradl with themed rooms, breakfast included and a small relax area; ideal for budget-minded active travellers.
From £145 a night
Amras, Innsbruck city centre · Hotel
Small Amras hostel where every room has its own bathroom and breakfast is included; for budget travellers and skiers.
From £73 a night
Wilten, edge of the city centre, Innsbruck city centre · Hotel
A playful, green design hotel on a quiet street near the centre, where almost every room is different; lovely for couples.
From £121 a night
City centre, Rathaus Galerien, Innsbruck city centre · Hotel
A calm design hotel above the Rathaus Galerien with a west-facing rooftop bar; for couples and business travellers who like style.
From £168 a night
The Hauptbahnhof is the hub: ÖBB trains, the Stubaitalbahn to Fulpmes and the Swarovski Kristallwelten shuttle all leave from here, and the old town is about a 12 minute walk north. Trams 2, 3 and 5 stop at Leipziger Platz in Pradl and reach the centre in a few minutes, tram 3 runs out to Amras, and city bus C also serves Amras. In winter ski buses stop outside some station hotels and at the Hofgarten coach park.
Maria-Theresien-Strasse is the main shopping street, with the Wiltener Weihnachtszauber in Wilten and the Maria-Theresien-Strasse market in winter, plus public skating at Olympiaworld from November to March. Wilten is close to the Bergisel ski jump, and Amras has Ambras Castle with its Renaissance halls and gardens. In summer the Baggersee Rossau and the Tivoli outdoor pool are the city's places to swim.
A 24 hour IVB ticket for the city costs 7.30 euros, and most hotels give the Welcome Card on stays of two nights or more. Hotels in Pradl and Amras offer free or cheaper parking and quick motorway access for day trips.
By the station suits rail travellers and skiers, since trains, the Stubaitalbahn and ski buses leave from there. The old town is about 12 minutes' walk away, so you lose little by staying near the station.
Yes. Trams 2, 3 and 5 stop at Leipziger Platz in Pradl and reach the centre in a few minutes, and tram 3 runs to its Amras terminus at Philippine-Welser-Strasse.
It runs from 25 November 2026 to 6 January 2027, daily from 11:00 to 21:00. It stays open longer than the old town market, which closes on 23 December.
Yes. An e-shuttle bus leaves the Hauptbahnhof five times a day for Wattens. A Day Pass with the shuttle costs 38 euros for adults.
Sources: ivb.at, ivb.at, leipzigerhof.at, stadthotel-innsbruck.at, bierwirt.com, sailer-innsbruck.at, christkindlmarkt.cc, olympiaworld.at.
