Holiday information

- Holiday type
  
  City Add-On
- Included extras
  
  Notes for a self-guided city walking tour
- Average carbon footprint
  
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  25kg CO₂e per person, excluding travel
- Nights
  
  2
- Accommodation
  
  Centrally located hotel
- Meals
  
  Breakfast every day
- Price
  
  From £240pp
- Travel
  
  None included
- Start
  
  Any day
- When you can travel
  - J
  - F
  - M
  - A
  - M
  - J
  - J
  - A
  - S
  - O
  - N
  - D
  The season for this holiday is:
  07 January 2024 - 31 December 2024
  07 January 2025 - 31 December 2025

Innsbruck

Few cities in the world enjoy such a glorious mountain panorama, with the Dolomites to the south, and the Tyrolean peaks to the north and west. Here, in the heart of the Alps, this ancient city has always been an important trading crossroads thanks to its sheltered position on the broad River Inn, and it was from here that the Tyrolean Habsburgs ruled for several centuries.

As you explore, you will discover frequent reminders of Innsbruck’s imperial past – from the remarkable Goldenes Dachl to the imposing Hofburg Palace – and, whether the city is bathed in summer sunshine or cloaked in snow during your visit, you will be struck by the Baroque splendour of the Altstadt (Old Town), which remains the centre of life in this compact but bustling city.

Explore the city

Notes for a self-guided walking tour included

Notes for a self-guided walking tour included

Emperor Maximilian I, who reigned from Innsbruck in the late 15th century, left his mark on the city in the form of numerous grand monuments, not least the Goldenes Dachl (a covered balcony clad in 2,657 gilded copper tiles from which his courtiers could look over the square below) and the Cenotaph (an empty tomb surrounded by 28 impressive statues).

To help you to make the most of your time in the city, we provide notes for a self-guided walking tour of the Altstadt (Old Town), taking in these two monuments, the stately Hofburg Palace (the highlight of which is the opulent Giants’ Hall), a couple of museums and other key sights such as the onion-domed City Tower.
Beyond the Altstadt

Ambras Castle & more

Ambras Castle & more

If you have time, it is worth venturing beyond the Altstadt to Ambras Castle, a Renaissance palace built by Emperor Maximilian’s great-grandson, Archduke Ferdinand II, in the remains of a medieval fortress.

Accommodation

The hotel is ideally located for exploring the city. We provide suggestions for where to eat out in the documentation that we send you prior to your holiday.

Please note: most rooms in Austrian hotels are normally one large base with two mattresses/duvets. We refer to these as 'Austrian Twins' and they are locally regarded to serve requests for both double and twin bedded rooms. Separate twin beds or traditional double beds with one large mattress are rare and cannot be guaranteed.

Hotel Maximilian

Located on Marktgraben, this family-owned hotel provides a bright and modern base from which to explore Innsbruck. Hands-on owner Isolde Penz and her friendly staff more than compensate for the rather compact rooms. A very good breakfast is served in the attractive Tyrolean-style birchwood Stuberl. The hotel has a small bar and seating area, ideal for a night-cap after eating in one of the many restaurants on the doorstep.

Meal arrangements: breakfast only
Facilities
- Bar
- Wifi
- Air conditioning
- Lift

Prices

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Prices for first-named hotel (£ per person based on 2 sharing)

Add-on price

Hotel Maximilian, 2 nights: 07 January 2024 - 31 December 2024 & 07 January 2025 - 31 December 2025

Start any day | End by latest date(s) shown above

Starting	Add on 2 nights	Single supplement
7 Jan - 30 Apr 2024	£240	£135
1 May - 25 Dec 2024	£255	£135
26 - 29 Dec 2024	£470	£154
7 Jan - 30 Apr 2025	£250	£145
1 May - 25 Dec 2025	£270	£145
26 - 29 Dec 2025	£490	£165

Includes accommodation and meals as described. No travel is included as it is assumed that you are travelling via the city as part of your main Inntravel holiday.

If you are flying via a different airport and would like us to arrange connecting travel, please contact us for a quotation.

Room upgrades & extra nights for first hotel

Room upgrades (£ per person per night)

Hotel Maximilian, Innsbruck
Superior: 07 Jan - 30 Apr 2024	£26
Superior: 01 May - 31 Oct 2024	£33
Superior: 01 Nov - 31 Dec 2024	£26
Superior: 07 Jan - 30 Apr 2025	£27
Superior: 01 May - 31 Oct 2025	£34
Superior: 01 Nov - 31 Dec 2025	£27

Extra nights (£ per person per night) in a double or single room

Hotel Maximilian, Innsbruck (B&B)	Double room	Single room
07 Jan - 30 Apr 2024	£103	£160
01 May - 25 Dec 2024	£110	£167
26 Dec - 31 Dec 2024	£208	£278
07 Jan - 30 Apr 2025	£107	£166
01 May - 25 Dec 2025	£114	£173
26 Dec - 31 Dec 2025	£220	£293

Getting to the city centre

This information is for guidance only; no travel is included in our prices and you should pay locally for your chosen option.

For more information about the airport, visit the Innsbruck airport website.

Getting between Innsbruck airport and the city (4km):

Public transport	Approx. duration	Frequency
Bus	20 minutes	every 15 minutes

Other options	Approx. duration	Approx. cost
Taxi	10 minutes	15-20€

What is included

2 nights
2 breakfasts
notes for self-guided city walking tour

Reviews

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Pablo

22 June 2023

The Leutasch Valley, Lake Achensee and Innsbruck are a really nice combination. All the hotels were first class, the walking was excellent and the scenery often stunning and by adding on extra days it could all be done at a leisurely pace. The weather varied, but it was never too hot and when it rained it could pour ... but only for a couple of hours. And the full sunny days were glorious. In short, a delighfully balanced holiday.

INNTRAVEL NOTE: This customer combined our walking holidays 'The Leutasch Valley' and 'Lake Achensee & its Mountains' with our city add-on in Innsbruck.
Mrs W Salter

Surbiton

11 February 2023

Moso - We loved the relaxed atmosphere and exceptional food at the Drei Zinnen. The staff were welcoming and friendly and I wish I could wake to that view every day! The hotel was spotlessly clean and ideally placed for access to all of the local activities, with plenty for both skiers and non -skiers alike to occupy themselves with. I would heartily recommend it to anyone.

Innsbruck - The staff at the Hotel Maximillian were efficient and helpful. I'm not sure I have ever seen such a clean hotel- the bathroom positively glistened! The breakfast offered both quantity and quality, with a wide choice of typical continental breakfast foods, plus very tasty egg, bacon and sausage for the cooked breakfast fans. Ideally situated for exploring the old town, there was a wide range of restaurants and bars within a short distance and transfer to the airport was very simple, given the taxi rank across the road.
Mr J Lampitt

Warwick

15 June 2022

Our highlights:

Procession from the church in Karthaus and around the village - band, national costume, banners. Quite a spectacle.

Flower meadows in the mountains, especially Footpath 7

Cable Cars in Innsbruck

Historic palaces, churches and museums in Innsbruck

INNTRAVEL NOTE: These customers combined our Traditions of South Tyrol walking holiday with a stay in Innsbruck

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