Stage 12 Hotel is a chic, contemporary hotel with extensive amenities in the heart of Innsbruck. The hotel offers a spa, fitness room and bar, and is located just steps away from many restaurants and shops. The lobby is decked out in neutral tones of cream, pale gold and pine wood, setting the scene for the rest of your stay.
The rooms are minimalist, with tones of white and grey, and pops of teal in details like brushed suede ottomans and armchairs. Some rooms feature mountain views, while others look out over the street, where you can see the Christmas market during December.
Though centrally located in Innsbruck, its position behind the main street is a bit quieter than you might expect, while still close to all the main sights and many links to public transportation.
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There are 120 rooms divided among four main categories, Single, Double/Twin, Triple and Family, though we don’t recommend the Single rooms as they’re on the small side. Within those categories the rooms vary by view: some don’t have a view, others look out over mountains or the surrounding streets. And, some rooms across all categories have balconies.
The rooms have a contemporary decor in neutral tones. Air conditioning and Wi-Fi come as standard in all rooms. Please note that while the toilets are all separate, some Superior rooms have open baths.
The hotel is steps from the main shopping street in Innsbruck in the old town. It’s next to an indoor shopping area and is surrounded by restaurants and cafes, with many links to public transportation nearby. The Bergisel ski jump is an 11-minute drive away and the main train station is an eight-minute walk.
Family room available with bunk beds.
Accessible rooms are available.
We like Stage 12 Hotel’s ability to blend a cosmopolitan city stay and a relaxing mountainside retreat through its central location and wide range of facilities.
The following activities are designed to give you the most authentic experiences of the area where you’re staying. We work with local guides, who use their knowledge and often a resident’s eye to show you the main sights and more out-of-the-way attractions. Our specialists can also suggest outdoor pursuits and activities, such as cooking classes, that will introduce you to the traditions of the area’s inhabitants.
Spend a morning exploring Innsbruck and the nearby Bergisel Ski Jump, where you can take in far-reaching views over the city and its surrounding peaks. Your private guide will tell you about the city’s history as you walk its cobblestone streets.
