Radisson Red Innsbruck is a contemporary four-star hotel on Raiffeisenplatz, right by the main station, with about 161 rooms. The Radisson Red brand is aimed at a younger, design-minded traveller, and the Innsbruck hotel delivers bright, stylish public areas, a lively bar and a restaurant called Loft 9. It is the most convenient hotel in the city for anyone arriving by train, bus or from the airport, since the station is four minutes away on foot, and Maria-Theresien-Strasse, the main street, is about three. The old town is not far. The Hofburg and the Court Church are about nine minutes from the hotel, and the Golden Roof and the Christmas market about eleven, so the station-side position costs you only a short stroll.
Location and getting around
Trams and buses from the station area connect to the cable cars and the surrounding villages, and Innsbruck’s compact centre means you can reach most sights on foot. The airport is a quarter of an hour by car. There is on-site self parking for a daily fee and an electric car charging station, which is useful for drivers arriving by road from Germany or Italy.
Rooms
Categories run from standard and high-floor standard rooms to premium rooms, executive rooms, junior suites and suites. All rooms are air-conditioned and come with a large smart television, a desk, a safe, an electric kettle and an espresso maker. Higher floors give better views of the mountains. Extra beds are not available, though cribs can be requested without charge.
Who it suits
Rail travellers, couples on a short city break, business visitors and groups of friends who like a lively bar and gym. It is a good choice for guests who want modern comfort and reliable standards, and who do not mind that the immediate neighbourhood is more urban than historic.
Good to know
The 24-hour gym is a plus for early starters. Breakfast is a daily buffet charged separately unless included in your rate. One pet is allowed per room for a fee, and a city tax is added per person per night. The front desk runs around the clock, so late arrivals are straightforward. Check when you book for current rates, which rise during the Advent season and the ski season.
Making the most of the stay
The station location also makes the hotel a handy launch pad for day trips by rail to Salzburg, Munich or the Tyrolean valleys, and you can store luggage if you have a late departure. In the evening the bar and the restaurant keep you from having to walk far, although Maria-Theresien-Strasse and the old town have many more choices within a few minutes. Ask at the desk about the buses and cable cars that leave from the city for the ski areas.
Why stay here
- ✓Next to the main station
- ✓About 161 air-conditioned rooms
- ✓24-hour gym
- ✓Loft 9 restaurant
- ✓Bar and lounge
- ✓Coffee shop
- ✓Electric car charging
- ✓24-hour front desk
Good questions
How far is Radisson Red Innsbruck from the station?+
About four minutes on foot, which makes it one of the easiest hotels to reach by train. The old town and Golden Roof are about eleven minutes away.
Does Radisson Red Innsbruck have a gym?+
Yes, there is a gym open around the clock, as well as a bar and the Loft 9 restaurant.
Is there parking at Radisson Red Innsbruck?+
Yes, on-site self parking is available for a daily fee, and there is an electric car charging station. Check when you book for current terms.
