Stayed here unexpectedly as my friend insisted staying here. It was cheap and affordable but a…read morevery very old charming building. Make sure you have ear plugs and eye masks as you will really need it. The room was hot in July. Had to open windows. No air conditioning. The restaurant and pub is alive and noisy until about 1 am then its the church bells every 30 mins or so. I was so tired and have no sleep. But it was an experience of a lifetime I must say. Place is somewhat clean but it was really not my taste when it comes to hotels. Hostess is friendly and free breakfast was great. I cant really complain.

I can't say enough about how wonderful this hotel is! We stayed over the Christmas holidays as our…read moredelayed honeymoon. The plan was to ski, but when the weather didn't cooperate, the staff at the hotel, namely the receptionist Veronika (?) went out of their way to make sure we were having a great time. She did everything from arranging for a toboggan from another hotel to making regional cocktail suggestions to putting us on a horse-drawn sleigh ride to Austria. As an added plus, the hotel owners - the Zunterer family - hosted a traditional Christmas Eve dinner complete with a Christmas goose, polka, and Christmas carols. Pros: Modern, recently-updated bathroom; Great location on the main town square; treats were waiting for us upon check-in; Yummy continental breakfast with delicious breads as only the Germans can do it; The hotel restaurant gets an A+ for lunch/dinner; Extremely reasonable pricing Cons: Room was typically European, with small dimensions and two twin mattresses pushed together; Wireless internet was only accessible in a common room, not the guest rooms

As far as restaurants go in this beautiful gem of a winter and summer Austrian paradise of a town,…read moreI implore you to seek this spot out. It has style, great service, outstanding food, brews, music, atmosphere, and history! You MUST visit this outstanding Bräukeller! We happened upon this town 30 minutes outside of Innsbruck by total chance and now we're already planning our trip back with friends. Skiing, biking, hiking, saunas, tennis, pools, soccer and more.

Comfortable, clean, and centrally located. Room had a small fridge with a limited but reasonably…read morepriced minibar. My father and I each had our own separate rooms next to each other. We were only staying for one night, so they gave us the tiny rooms with absolutely no view. Just a little window overlooking a tarpaper roof. When we inquired about Wi-Fi at the front desk we were told in a very belittling way that we were only allowed 15 minutes of free Wi-Fi. When we explained we had two rooms, the surly young woman at the front desk begrudgingly gave us 15 minutes of free Wi-Fi each. After that we had to pay. All the other hotels we stayed at on our trip had free complementary Wi-Fi. I thought it was a little tightfisted of the Post Hotel with this 15 minute thing.

I decided to "reward" myself for all of my hard work in 2015. I wanted to experience the EDP…read more(European Delivery Program) by Mercedes Benz so I did just that in September 2015. My MB Escondido sales person who is German recommended that I stay at Interalpen. I am so blessed and thankful for the experience. My travel buddy and I had the best YOLO and "pampered" experience. Everything was first class. Would highly, highly recommend if you're near the area to def stop by Innsbruck! It's so beautiful and lush.

Welcome to the lap of luxury in the Alps! Simply exquisite in every way! The amazing underground…read moregarage greets you initially as you drive up to this chalet themed masterpiece. Beautifully decorated rooms,charming dining room and eternity pool that leads from indoors to outdoors while facing the snow capped alps are just some of the reasons that this hotel is not to be missed!

I saw several hotels in Mittenwald that interested me, but the Hotel Garni Edlhuber was the only…read moreone that fit my under $100/night budget! I made reservations via email in German before I left - we only wanted to stay 1 night, so we were unable to guarantee between a double room & an apartment, but the price difference was pretty minimal. When we arrived, the daughter who runs the hotel was gone but her mother was around. She speaks some English...enough to do a transaction if necessary, but she noticed that I could speak enough German to get along so we stuck with that. Surprisingly she thought I was French! Anyways, she showed us to our room and then went to find our room key. A few minutes later, she was back with the key and a small English map of Mittenwald. She quickly gave us the 2 minute tour recommendation and some restaurant options for dinner and then left us to explore. We ended up with an apartment, the Schmalzer. It has a double bed, a futon, a shower/WC and a small kitchen (which we did not use since it was only 1 night). It would comfortably sleep four and was very clean! But the best part of the room was the VIEW! The balcony had two chairs and a tiny table, and if I didn't already know how wonderful the rest of Mittenwald was, I probably would have spent the rest of our trip out on that balcony. There's a gorgeous view of the Karwendel and the creek from this 2nd story apartment. A quick 5-10 minute walk into the historic center makes the Edlhuber very convenient for those wanting to explore Mittenwald. After a good night's sleep, we woke up to a very nice breakfast and met the daughter. We sneaked out pretty early as we had a long day planned, but I would have loved to spend the morning on that balcony. 70 euros for the apartment - though if a double room would have been available, it would have been only 64 euros.

Stayed there for just one night in Sept. This hotel has everything a traveler could want. Easy to…read morefind, free parking, and great accommodations. On top of that it is in a beautiful location, just a bit away from town center. The sounds of babbling streams and sights of amazing mountains outside make it more enchanting. The breakfast (included) was more that we could ask for and served with love for sure. Would recommend it highly!

We had a cozy attic room in this homey small hotel perched on a steep hillside above the lovely…read moretown of Mittenwald. The view was so incredible that we decided to buy some sausage, cheese and bread in town and bring it back to enjoy on the lovely patio with a couple of beers from the for-purchase guest refrigerator. The breakfast was so nice and we would definitely stay again. It didn't bother us, but people with physical limitations should be aware that this property is on a steep hill and a steep walk down to the town.