This is the second time we come here during our 4 day visit to the Zillertal. This place has it…read moreall; a spectacular view, excellent food and wines as well as very friendly staff. The decor is very traditional without being too old fashioned. The menu is small, but exquisite and seasonal. I can highly recommend the Rehrücken with Pfifferlinge. If you want to secure a spot on the terrace during summer months, a reservation is recommended. This place is very popular with both visitors and locals.

Truly amazing. Outstanding view from the outdoor balcony, amazing food, friendly staff, great cozy…read moreatmosphere. The cook even came out to talk to people and spent some time chatting with us in the foyer as we were leaving. The menu looks like a kid's handwritten notebook from elementary school. It was an amazing experience and I hope to return at some point in my life. Everything about this place is flawlessly executed. One of the world's great restaurants.

Added their pork schnitzel to my list of final death meals. It's just amazing. But, expect casual…read moreand a bar that serves food. Not expensive and cash only.

This place is more a bar than a restaurant. However the food is tasty and substantial…read more Striking in this place is that it is divided in three rather small rooms, each with only 3 or so tables in them and since people are allowed to smoke in restaurants/bars in Austria the place seems to fill up with smoke quite quickly. The quite basic look was complimented with a welcome couple of good looking paintings. The menu consist of 6 soups or so, about 10 starters and 8 or so mains dishes. There are about 8 deserts available. We each had a soup and a main. The portions where large and the taste was good, yet basic without much fantasy. A bit like the stuff an Austrian grandma would cook I guess. The waiter was alone and seemed busy. When I asked for a recomandation he did not have any. He was friendly nevertheless.

Wow. Such a nice little boutique hotel. If you're in Innsbruck this is one of the best places to…read morestay. It was awarded a Michelin key and it's well deserved. Located in the center of town, you are walking distance to everything. From the moment you arrive until the moment you leave, the staff makes you feel so welcome. The rooms are comfortable and very clean. There's a nice restaurant and bar downstairs and a full breakfast is included with your stay. We were only here 1 night but couldn't be happier with our stay

Terrific Austrian food with lots of classic dishes. Had a really tough time making a selection but…read morewent with the Hauspfandl, which was excellent. They also have a plant-based schnitzel that my wife really liked. Service was tremendous as well.

Comfortable, clean, and centrally located. Room had a small fridge with a limited but reasonably…read morepriced minibar. My father and I each had our own separate rooms next to each other. We were only staying for one night, so they gave us the tiny rooms with absolutely no view. Just a little window overlooking a tarpaper roof. When we inquired about Wi-Fi at the front desk we were told in a very belittling way that we were only allowed 15 minutes of free Wi-Fi. When we explained we had two rooms, the surly young woman at the front desk begrudgingly gave us 15 minutes of free Wi-Fi each. After that we had to pay. All the other hotels we stayed at on our trip had free complementary Wi-Fi. I thought it was a little tightfisted of the Post Hotel with this 15 minute thing.

The hotel seems to be in good location I thought it would be fancier based on price but we are…read moreonly here 82 hours before our flight home We ate next door at il Maranda you can walk one minute to this restaurant It's very cute inside and the owner communicates with us even tho we only spoke English We had the bruschetta which is hot! Not used to cooked bruschetta but we liked it Spaghetti bolognese (decent) and forno lasagna It was confusing cause I wanted vegetarian lasagna but he said it was not pasta or some sort of confusion so I switched to the forno I loved it

Excellent location when you are in innsbruck. Walking distance to all the main attractions…read more Helpful front desk. Breakfast is buffet style and can be busy. Be patient for server to come over and take your coffee or tea order. Wish it was self service. Has sauna and pool.

Awesome rooms! Totally new, very comfortable beds, compact but spacey with a huge modern bathroom…read more We had breakfast and dinner here and the food was wonderful! The breakfast had a huge array of specialty fruits, it was wonderful to try so many new things! Within walking distance to lots of places to eat and shop! 1st time to Europe and this was one of the top 3 places we stayed (out of 11) Highly recommended, great good, comfortable bed, friendly service, very modern, large rooms compared to most!

Overall fine hotel... with some SERIOUS caveats…read more It sounds almost unbelievable, but be aware that at least in the room we had, the bathroom doors and walls ARE SEE-THROUGH. This isn't an exaggeration: the walls and doors are actual, transparent glass. Frosted in some small places, but transparent enough to give a view into everything - including the shower (also with 100% glass walls) and the toilet, from which you have a truly splendid view into the room and vice versa. Great for open-minded couples I suppose but an absolute nightmare for anyone not willing to put their most intimate moments on display or ask their roommate to please leave the room while you're taking care of things. If, however, you can live with the display-window aesthetic of the facilities, the room, while compact, is pretty nice. The building is a bit older but that didn't stand out in a bad way, and everything that was of importance worked very well and was completely clean and well taken care of. In addition, I feel it must be said as a point of huge praise that the breakfast buffet is SPECTACULAR. Other hotels may have fruit on offer, but this hotel has FRUIT - not just the usual selection of local fruits like apricots or seasonal ones like watermelon, but a giant selection of exotic choices like passion fruit or tamarillo as well. All of which were fresh, unblemished, and readily restocked in an attractive display a mile long. Similarly impressive was the cereal selection, which included a muesli bar with at least two dozen different toppings. Truly above and beyond. It's not a giant buffet like some big chain hotel (this is a modestly-sized place after all) but for its weight class, it punches way above what you'd expect. In a world where breakfast has often been the first casualty of service shrinkflation, this one stands out. However, I just cannot get over the see-through toilet. Sorry, that is a deal breaker. Good gods.