Where to Stay in Innsbruck
Choosing where to stay in Innsbruck affects how easily you explore the Old Town, access the mountains, and enjoy dining. Neighborhoods differ in pace and views, and the right choice depends on your priorities.
At the top of the page:
Understanding Neighborhoods in Innsbruck
Innsbruck’s compact size makes most locations workable, but atmosphere varies.
In general:
Old Town maximizes walkability
Residential districts are quieter
Transport access is excellent citywide
Best Areas to Stay in Innsbruck
Old Town (Altstadt)
Best for sightseeing and dining.
Top hotels:
Hotel Goldener Adler – Historic boutique, ~$280–$420/night
Altstadthotel Weisses Kreuz – Central and refined, ~$220–$340/night
Hotel Maximilian – Traditional and comfortable, ~$200–$300/night
Boutique Hotel Nala – Creative and modern, ~$180–$280/night
Hotel Zach – Mid-range and central, ~$170–$260/night
Wilten
Best for quieter stays near the center.
Top hotels:
Hotel Grauer Bär – Modern and well located, ~$220–$320/night
Hotel Sailer – Traditional Tyrolean stay, ~$180–$260/night
ADLERS Hotel Innsbruck – Modern design with views, ~$250–$380/night
Hotel Tautermann – Budget-friendly, ~$140–$220/night
Apartment hotels in Wilten – ~$160–$260/night
Hötting
Best for longer stays and mountain views.
Top hotels:
Hotel Penz West – Stylish with spa, ~$220–$340/night
Rufi’s Hotel Innsbruck – Modern alpine stay, ~$200–$320/night
Hotel Karwendel – Quiet and scenic, ~$170–$260/night
Apartment stays near Nordkettebahn – ~$180–$300/night
Guesthouses in Hötting – ~$140–$220/night
Planning Where to Stay in Innsbruck
Choosing where to stay works best when paired with your food and activity plans. Use this page alongside the Innsbruck City Guide and What to Eat in Innsbruck to choose a base that fits how you want to travel, eat, and explore.