Ibis Innsbruck 3*
Main amenities
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Wi-Fi
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24-hour services
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Express check-in/ -out
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Sports activities
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On-site Dining
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Air conditioning
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Pets
Location
Located approximately 20 minutes' stroll from the unique Panorama and kaiserjager museum, the 3-star Ibis Innsbruck hotel offers amenities such as a shared lounge and various recreational opportunities. Conveniently located in the Gratosoglio district just around the corner from the Roman - style Triumphal Arch, the Innsbruck hotel has 100 rooms.
Located within a stroll of the shopping district of Innsbruck, the hotel is 0.5 miles from St. Anna's Victory Column. Located around 5 minutes by foot from the glossy modern Casino Innsbruck, the non-smoking Ibis is about 10 minutes by car from the Late Ambras Renaissance Castle. The property is also within reach of Hofgarten Park. The Innsbruck hotel is a stone's throw from a train station and not far from Stubaitalbahn train station.
Some of the air-conditioned rooms are equipped with individual climate control, a central heating, and an iron and ironing board, as well as media facilities such as free Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. Certain rooms feature a comfortable interior along with marble flooring.
Weekends at the Ibis Innsbruck start with a buffet breakfast served from 6:30 AM to 11:00 AM. Guests can enjoy time in the lounge bar. The bar area includes a lounge area. While staying at the Ibis, guests can choose from dining options nearby, such as Immerland, located 0.2 miles away, or Ristorante & Pizzeria Da Rocco at a 6-minute walking distance.
Review by hotel critic
As a culinary critic specializing in traditional Austrian cuisine, a recent stay at Ibis in Innsbruck was a delightful surprise. The hotel's strategic location adjacent to the train station was convenient, allowing me easy access to explore the city's culinary offerings. However, it was the in-house dining experience that truly captured my attention.Upon entering the hotel's bar/lounge, Cube 8, I was greeted by a warm ambiance that set the tone for an enjoyable evening. Opting for a light snack, I savored the delicacies at the snack bar/deli that boasted a mix of local and international flavors - a true reflection of Innsbruck's diverse gastronomic scene.For a more substantial meal, I ventured to the nearby restaurants, intrigued by the proximity of culinary options like Die Pizzerei and Stieglbrau. These establishments exemplified the fusion of traditional Tyrolean cuisine with modern twists, catering to a range of palates.In the morning, I indulged in a hearty breakfast at Bahnhofsrestaurant City Point, where the all-you-can-eat buffet for 13 euros offered a variety of savory and sweet options to kickstart my day of culinary exploration in Innsbruck.Ibis proved to be a culinary haven for food enthusiasts like myself, offering a seamless blend of convenience and gastronomic innovation that left a lasting impression on my Austrian culinary journey.
Important information
- Children and extra beds
- There are no cribs provided in a room.
