We took the funicular to the Christmas market. Great ride, with great views. The market was very…read moresmall, but the ride and the views were great of the city. Free bathroom near the entrance to the cable car ride, a short walk away.

Clean train station with several places to shop and eat, including a McDonalds if you're looking…read morefor something familiar. You can't go wrong with the bakeries and there are a handful as well as a store selling cured meats. Very popular in Austria. It's also a safe environment with no areas that look sketchy.

It amazes me how efficient public transportation in the EU is. My friends and I were staying in…read moreSteinach am Brenner, and took the train into Innsbruck for the day. This station is clean, well organized, & had cafes, book stores, a supermarket, and a lounge all inside. There is even an Ibis hotel right outside the station so you could easily stay there for a late night arrival or early departure. I also saw lockers for storage if you just needed them for a few hours. You can catch a street-car outside the station or walk to old town in about 13 minutes.

Worst company ever to exist. Don't use no matter the circumstances. Walking from Munich to…read moreInnsbruck would be a better idea than trying to bus back with them.

Purchased the Innsbruck card at this place and it gave me access to buses and public transportation…read morefor 48 hrs. In addition, it gave me access to multiple places like: museums, top of Innsbruck, hiking routes, gondola, zoo, and other places. The card is definitely worth purchase! :)

I enjoyed my stay at Binders. It was in a good location, walking distance to bus routes, train…read morestation, city center, etc. There are also a number of surrounding restaurants. The room was clean and minimalistic. They had soap, shampoo, but no lotion. Everything else was pretty good. The staff was very kind and friendly and made good recommendations of what to do while in Innsbruck. I thought it was good value for what you got. While I didn't try the breakfast, I know they have options to add it on. I was also very grateful for the "Welcome Card" giving access to the busses and some local discounts to activities, public transportation, museums, and more. Highly recommend for a stay in innsbruck

One of the only reasons I stopped in Innsbruck was to take the tram to the top of the Alps. For…read moreyears I've heard how beautiful Innsbruck is and that it's a must stop when in Austria. I arrived on a Sunday. Little did I know, everything's closed on Sundays. After checking into the hotel, my husband and I walked straight over to the cable car only to see that it was closed for maintenance. The Innsbruck cable car takes you from the city center to the top of the Nordkette mountain for spectacular views. Since it was closed, there was no one to ask if there were other ways up...it was a bit of a let down, so we just walked back to town and had lunch.

You could spend multiple days up in these mountains. The view was beautiful and there is lots to…read moresee and do at each stop on the cable car. We went to the top of Innsbruck and ate at the restaurant one stop below. The cable cars feel super safe and the trip up and down feels super quick. Such a fun day and would definitely recommend to ANYONE who is in the area. It's a once in a lifetime view and experience.

Enjoyed my stay at TC Hotel in downtown Innsbruck waiting for a flight back to the US. The hotel…read morehas a nice bar/restaurant with a friendly staff. Close to train station and several historic sites. My only complaint is the uncharged on Wi-Fi service (10 EUR), I was working and needed the extra speed/MBs. Overall, I would definitely stay at this location again. The convenience to the local area and nice restaurant is the primary reason.

They claim to be the only five star hotel in town. I don't know who hands out these stars, but this…read moreis more like a two, maybe three star hotel. To be fair, they are in the middle of a renovation (July 2017), so maybe it'll be better once that's done. The good: Reasonably priced, very friendly staff. Bathroom was remodeled and much better looking. Room is very quiet. Bed is just ok. Meals in the restaurant were fantastic. I would give them five stars. Definitely eat there. Now the bad: it's across the street from the bus station, and that's where you need to park your car. It's a 10 minute walk to Old Town, where there are much cuter hotels (at least from the outside), but parking there is impossible. Carpet in the room has a lot of disturbing stains, but maybe the renovation will replace them. Be sure to deadbolt your door. One of the hotel workers came in without knocking, and we had a do not disturb sign on the door! I expect better training, especially for a so-called five star hotel.

Stayed here as part of the Monograms program. It's a really eclectic hotel and the service, rooms,…read moreand style of the hotel are great. It's just in a really bad location. There's a police station across the street, but there's just an element of not feeling comfortable when walking around the outside of the hotel. Another reason we didn't feel safe was when my wife locked herself out of our hotel room, the person working the desk gave her new keys to our room without any verification or validation of who she was. She was handed the key by just providing a room number. At that point the door was locked at all times.