Apartment in Innsbruck
4 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
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About this apartment rental
Newly built in December 2013, Riedz Apartments Innsbruck- Zentrales Apartmenthaus mit grüner Oase is within 1312 feet from the Inn River and within 2297 feet from Innsbruck’s Old Town. It offers free internet access.
Amenities
Free WiFi/internet
Free Parking
Non-smoking
Heating
Balcony/Terrace
WiFi/Internet
Ski in/Ski out
Garden
Electric Vehicle Charging Station
Family friendly
Smoking allowed
Safe
Key card access
Contactless check-in/out
Fire alarm
Fire extinguisher
Cleaning products
Map of Innsbruck
Ratings and reviews
100% verified reviews10 / 10Outstanding·Oct 2026
Amazing location, great facilities, cosy and inviting. Excellent communication with our hosts. We will be back! Missing that balcony and the mountain views already. We loved the Hottinger area - the local shops, cafe, playground and Austrian diner were all so friendly! Buses up to the cable car and down into the city on our doorstep, so convenient.
10 / 10Outstanding·Sep 2026
Good location for getting into Innsbruck - the bus stop is only a few meters from the apartments, and because we were issued with a welcome card, bus travel was free. Lovely to have 2 very comfortably set up balconies with nice views. Also, there is a lot of useful information in the apartment, and maps etc in the foyer. The apartment was well-maintained with lovely furnishings - I particularly liked the tiles in the bathroom!
There is quite a busy road between the apartments and the church (the bells only start ringing at 7am, so not a big issue), however, it was quiet during the night.
8 / 10Excellent·Sep 2026
We really enjoyed our stay here. The location is very convenient, with the centre of Innsbruck around a 10 minute walk away. Just be aware that it is uphill on the way back so if you have heavy suitcases you may want to consider getting an Uber when arriving.
The apartment itself was lovely and very spacious and had everything you could need to self cater. The kitchen was really well equipped with an oven and hob, and we particularly enjoyed having the coffee machine. The bed was super comfortable and the shower was amazing. There is also a supermarket right next door which was extremely convenient. There is a bus into the centre too although we found we didn't really need to use it.
We really appreciated the welcome card, which included free public transport,free cable car ride and discounts for entries. This was a lovely added bonus and helped us make the most of our time in Innsbruck.
The balcony was also a nice space to sit outside, although unfortunately our view wasn't the best as new apartment blocks are currently being built directly opposite. It would also have been useful to know in advance that the apartment is directly next to a church as the bells ring every hour from around 5am and can be heard with the windows closed. It would be better to of had blackout curtains as the existing curtains let quite a bit of light in.
8 / 10Excellent·Aug 2026
- In the end a refundable damages deposit of 500Eu was not required/requested.
- Flat was spacious, well laid out & well constructed, very clean, well equipped (Miele appliances), little noise from neighbours, 500/100Mbps broadband, welcome bottle of cheap fizz, bean to coffee maker with enough beans for 2 cups per day for 2 weeks, good bathroom, good standup fan, pepper supplied, well located mirrors, bus stop outside takes you to within an 8min walk of railway station. Decent soap, handwashing & shower gels.
- Despite the building having superb insulation this flat has four windows that catch the sunlight/heat all afternoon; even with the blinds, curtains and windows closed during the afternoon roasting during July 2026 the flat did get uncomfortably hot. The flat really needs aircon and/or external shutters to cope with such hot spells, failing that proper quiet ceiling mounted fans in the two main rooms. The curtains don't make the bedroom particularly dark at night like in most hotels, so if you need it to be dark bring an eye mask. The road outside is surprisingly noisy and the adjacent church starts its bells at 6am, with the 7am bells getting very persistent. This is not much of an issue when the windows are shut but during a hot spell you have to leave them open all night. We were sent our guest cards entitling us to free use of buses for the duration of our stay at 9:30am on our first day, unfortunately neither was sent to the person who made the flat booking, so we discovered them quite late. Nearby building work did take place on weekdays but the pneumatic/SDS drills didn't start until 8am. The coffee machine is noisy so you may wish to refrain from using it when you think it may disturb neighbours; or the owners could swap it for a Nespresso machine making it much easier for guests to swap the coffee to something they prefer. Note that there was no foil, cling film, olive oil, paper towels, tissues, herbs nor salt. Note that the controls for the apparently separate Miele halogen hob are not on the hob, they are on the Miele oven. Note that the washing machine is in the basement and I think a small (2Eu?) honesty payment is requested for each use.
- We would seriously consider returning but probably to a different flat in the building to avoid the heat and noise issues.
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9.2Outstanding
(226 Ratings)
"Amazing location, great facilities, cosy and inviting. Excellent communication with our hosts. We will be back! Missing that balcony and the mountain views already. We loved the Hottinger area - the l..."
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