
The One
- Room size 16 m²
- Queen-size or king-size box-spring bed (160-180 cm)
- 43" LG flat-screen TV
- Granite bathroom with rain shower
- Free Wi-Fi
Very good
Overall rating from 4,340 ratings
Friendliness 9.3 of 10
Cleanliness 9.2 of 10
Reception 9.3 of 10
Lounge & Bar 9.1 of 10
Location 9.4 of 10
Room 8.8 of 10
Bathroom 8.8 of 10
Free WiFi 9.4 of 10
Value for money 8.4 of 10
Breakfast service 8.4 of 10
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Silvia
Small but functional rooms in the city center. Great bar!
Recommended
Johannes
Price-performance ratio no longer fits. Room was booked many weeks ago and I received a disabled room on the 3rd floor. A couple of friends booked later and were on the 12th floor. The bathroom had a strange smell - whether it was the drain or the toilet is still unclear to me (room 307 if you want to check). The buffet is too small and cramped for the huge number of guests. The digital room key was deactivated before check-out, so after breakfast I could no longer open my room and had to ask a cleaning staff if I could get my bag from the room (the friendly gentleman helped me gladly). Our table was not cleared during breakfast. Since we stayed longer, we were then driven away by the vacuum cleaner. Instead of simply vacuuming loudly by the table, one could just say that it would be very nice if we could sit somewhere else to allow for proper cleaning. In this case, the tone really set the mood.






Of course there is much more to see in our hotel in Innsbruck but these six highlight give you a taste of what awaits you in Tyrol.
From the lobby to the lift in just 20 minutes?
No problem in Innsbruck - here, winter sports enthusiasts of all kinds have plenty to choose from in the immediate vicinity.

Welcome to the most urban village in Austria! Did you know that genuine Tyroleans affectionately refer to Innsbruck as an ‘overgrown village’? And rightly so, because the fifth-largest city in the ‘Alpine Republic’ combines big-city flair with rural idyll. Shall we prove it to you? In our Motel One Innsbruck, the big city village is at your doorstep.
Alpine chalet in the urban jungle – your hotel in Innsbruck
Good news! There’s no need to scale the Nordkette if you want to make yourself at home in an Alpine chalet. No, this Alpine chalet lies in the heart of the city. Your hotel brings the mountains to the valley, right next to the central train station. Snuggle up in a velvet armchair and warm yourself by the crackling fire. See for yourself: the flatscreen in the lobby is just as rustic and cosy as a real Tyrolean tiled stove.
All you need is a drink. Treat yourself to a refreshment from the bar, lean back in our rustic country-style sofas and enjoy the view of the Nordkette. And, since we can’t actually move mountains into our design hotel, we’ve simply recreated the beautiful forces of nature in trendy fine arts style on the glass façades of our lobby. One thing is for certain – you’ve never experienced the Tyrolean Alps like this.
In the mood for the real thing? You can experience the mountain range up close and personal right outside our affordable hotel. Like an attentive guardian, it surrounds the valley – from the New Town to the Old Town.
Speaking of the Old Town, Innsbruck’s narrow cobblestone alleys and decorative half-timber houses are also just a stone’s throw from the hotel. Take a leisurely stroll through the historical centre, pay a visit to the Baroque Cathedral of St. James and take a selfie in front of the Golden Roof, Innsbruck’s smallest and greatest treasure. Hungry? A serving of Tyrolean Speckknödel, or bacon dumplings, and “Kiachl”, a traditional doughnut, will fortify you for an eventful foray through the big city village. Because Innsbruck is not done with you yet – not by a long shot. You already know its lively urban side. But what about its calm and natural side?
At the feet of Tyrolean nature – your hotel in Innsbruck
How does it feel to fly? Now you can find out. At the Bergisel ski jump, you can reach for the sky. Even from a distance, the slender steel giant by architect Zaha Hadid sparks a thrill. After getting your adrenaline kick, bring your racing heartbeat back to normal with a cup of coffee and a slice of cake in the Bergisel Sky restaurant. The Innsbruck Nordkette cable car takes you even higher. The panoramic gondolas offer you a breathtaking 360-degree-view of the jewel of the Alps. And who knows? If you look close enough, you might even spot an ibex or a marmot during your journey. After all, what’s that they say? Tyrol is the home of the ibex and the marmot.















