With its green surrounds, alpine vistas and attentive staff, Bierwirt is a great base for exploring nearby Schloss Ambras. You're in good hands at this family-friendly chalet. Freshen up in your spotless room or let off steam in the sauna. Full Lonely Planet Review ›
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Binders is dull on the outside and delightful on the inside, with chirpy staff and individually designed rooms stretching from bold to minimalist. A modern bar with free internet access and a whirlpool add to its appeal. Full Lonely Planet Review ›
Planning a romantic weekend away? Flock to this little love nest near the Hofburg. Swarovski, Versace and Philippe Starck have all put their creative stamp on this gorgeous hotel. Expect plush rooms that shine with crystals and a dazzling spa. Full Lonely Planet Review ›
Since opening in 1390, Goldener Adler has welcomed kings, queens and other famous types. Staff in folk costume greet you at this traditional abode with vaulted restaurants and antique-filled corridors. Rooms are classically elegant with plush fabrics and rich colours. Full Lonely Planet Review ›
A few paces from Innsbruck Altstadt, Hotel Mondschein is where 500 years of history collide with the 21st century. With views to the Inn River or courtyard, rooms have recently had a face-lift and feature bathrooms that sparkle with Swarovski crystals. Full Lonely Planet Review ›
Tucked under the arcades on Innsbruck's main plaza, Weisses Kreuz is an oasis of calm within staggering distance of Altstadt sights and bars. With its centuries-old walls and antique collection, the hotel is an old curiosity shop creaking under the weight of its 500-year history. Full Lonely Planet Review ›
An icon of modern design, the Penz Hotel puts the sex into the city. Behind a sheer wall of glass are stylish rooms with clean lines and functional furnishings. Sip cocktails in the 5th floor bar, shop in the adjacent Rathaus Galerien or enjoy the view from the rooftop terrace. Full Lonely Planet Review ›
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The grand old duke of Innsbruck, Europa Tyrol features all the five-star trimmings that come with its hefty price tag. The Biedermeier-style rooms are ever so posh, the restaurant exquisite and the lobby nothing short of palatial. Full Lonely Planet Review ›
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The Alps rise dramatically behind this terracotta-hued guesthouse, a 15-minute stroll from the Altstadt along the Inn River. The family go out of their way to make you feel welcome with tips on exploring Innsbruck, tidy rooms and hearty breakfasts. Full Lonely Planet Review ›
This guesthouse has 15th-century roots, but its interior is '70s gone mad. Though rooms need a lick of paint, it's still a comfy spot to stay without blowing the budget. The big draw is its superb location opposite the Inn River and just across the street from the Altstadt. Full Lonely Planet Review ›
Perched on a hill above Innsbruck, flower-bedecked Pension Paula offers some of the best views anywhere in the city. This cute chalet extends a warm welcome, and while rooms are not flash, they offer superb value. Full Lonely Planet Review ›
Set on Innsbruck's main square, Weinhaus Happ exudes old-world atmosphere. Rooms are a tad dated but inviting in a granny's-living-room way; the best offer views of the shimmering Goldenes Dachl. A glass of wine and plate of the famous Tafelspitz (boiled beef) are never far away. Full Lonely Planet Review ›
Something old, something new... The mix is certainly successful at this charming 600-year-old guesthouse, snuggled in a peaceful corner of the Altstadt. Rooms have recently been glammed up in contemporary style. Sample homegrown flavours in the rustic restaurant. Full Lonely Planet Review ›
West of town and flanked by mountains, this tree-shaded campsite is far enough from Innsbruck to have a rural feel, but close enough to make reaching the centre a doddle. There's an onsite restaurant and playground. Full Lonely Planet Review ›
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