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Sporthotel Penz is a modern, colorful building close to Innsbruck's airport. The high-rise building offers a spectacular view from the upper floors and especially over the surrounding mountain range. On one of the upper floors there is a rather rare feature: a sauna with a panoramic view and a steam bath. Its first-class rooms are exceptionally light and roomy; business class rooms are slightly less expensive, and their standard rooms are remarkably good value for money. You'll get 4 star comfort in Penz with a beautiful sauna and a good fitness center at a price that usually only buys 3 star accommodation.

Opened in September 2014, the Nala Individuellhotel enjoys a quiet location in the centre of Innsbruck, 800 metres from the Golden Roof. It offers a restaurant serving Italian cuisine, a small fitness centre with an infrared cabin, and free WiFi access. The modern rooms feature a flat-screen TV and pay-per-view channels, a refrigerator, a Nespresso coffee machine, wooden floors, and a bathroom. Some also have a balcony. Breakfast can be requested on site at a surcharge. Breakfast takes place from Monday until Saturday from 06:30 until 10:30 and on Sunday and Holiday from 06:30 until 14:00. There is also a small breakfast available from Monday until Friday. Please contact the property in advance which breakfast you prefer. The large terrace overlooks the surrounding mountains. Guests of the Nala Individuellhotel benefit from a 24-hour reception and a bicycle rental. Maria-Theresien-Straße, the city’s main shopping street, is just a 2-minute walk away. Innsbruck Main Train Station can be reached in a 10-minute walk, and Innsbruck Airport is 3 km away. The Messe Congress Centre is 1.2 km from the hotel.

One of the city's most historically significant hotels, the Goldener Adler dates back to the 16th century. It has erected a bronze plaque near the entrance enumerating its many famous guests: Goethe, Mozart, Sartre and Paganini among others. Guests who wish to stay in the same room as these legends will have to pay for the privilege, but all the rooms are magnificently appointed with minibar, four-poster beds and double-sink bathrooms. The hotel also boasts a first-class restaurant serving Tyrolean specialties.

Weisses Kreuz is a classy hotel, with history woven in each of its aspects. The hotel features rich period furniture done up with elegant upholstery, giving the place a very homely vibe. The rooms are spacious, each with a large window, comfortable beds, modern amenities, laced with sophistication. With comfort being its main agenda, hotel Weisses Kreuz makes for one of the best places to stay, when visiting the city.

The five-star Sporthotel, like the Schlosshotel close by, is run by the Becks family who are well-known hoteliers. While the latter has a rather pleasant baroque theme defined by luxury, the Sporthotel is representative of the more modern, energetic opulence. There are some elements of rustic design, such as the gigantic checkered upholstery, but the main emphasis lies in the ostentatious, light-drenched but warmly-toned rooms. The hotel's own indoor pool boasts a panoramic glass front, which treats guests to a wonderful view, particularly in winter. Naturally, the sports facilities do not end here; there is always a goods range of set deals and packages for sports holidays, often in collaboration with mountain guides, ski schools, the new golf club or Igls riding arena. The hotel owns a wellness and beauty farm.

Situated within 8 km from Innsbruck and 1,500 metres from Natters' centre, the Nattererboden is a traditional Tyrolean restaurant with gourmet cuisine, which also offers non-smoking rooms and apartments in a quiet location above Innsbruck. Escape from the stress of everyday life, enjoy the culinary delights made from regional products and watch the animals at the farm nearby, where rare breeds of domestic animals have found a home. The Nattererboden is located in a big forest clearing at about 800 metres above sea level, surrounded by a large meadow and a dense forest. The idyllic and child-friendly surroundings, as well as the host’s Tyrolean hospitality, guarantee a relaxing holiday. Children of all ages love the large adventure playground, and there is also a playroom with climbing wall and tabletop football in the house. The chef and owner is a former world champion chef. Every day you can enjoy a 3- or 7-course meal with aperitif, suitable wines, digestif and coffee, or choose your favourite meal from the extensive menu. Breakfast is served at the table from 8:00. Upon request and 1 day in advance, guests can have the breakfast earlier.