Before you arrive

Welcome — first,your guest registration

It's quick, it's required by Austrian law, and doing it now means a smooth, key-in-hand arrival.

Start registration

Opens the official Tirol check-in form · about 2 minutes

Unlocks your free Welcome Card

Here's the upside: your free Innsbruck Welcome Card is linked to this registration. Once it's done, you get free public transport across the region, discounts on pools, lakes and events — and with 3+ nights, four free mountain cable-car rides. No registration, no card, so it's worth the two minutes.

Why this is required

Austria's registration law (Meldegesetz) requires accommodation providers to register every guest. We're legally obliged to collect it, and you're legally obliged to provide it — for every stay, anywhere in the country.

Completing it online before arrival means there's no form to fill at the door and nothing slowing down your check-in.

What you'll do

  1. Tap "Start registration"It opens the official Tirol (Deskline) check-in form.
  2. Fill in your detailsNames, stay dates and travel-document info for each guest.
  3. SubmitYou'll see a confirmation — that's all we need. You're done.

Have your ID ready

The form asks for the usual details — name, birth date, address and your passport or ID card. One field trips people up, so here's exactly what it wants:

"Document authority and date"

This single field needs two things together: who issued your passport or ID, and when it was issued. Both go in the same box.

Example: Passport Office Zagreb, 14.03.2021
"Document type" & "Document ID"

Pick passport or national ID, then enter its number exactly as printed on the document.

Parking at your apartment

Where you park depends on which apartment you're staying in. Find yours below.

Apartment 1 & 2 Your own spot, right at the door

Park directly in front of the garage — no city parking fees, no time limit.

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Apartment 3 Your own dedicated spot

A reserved parking space is available for you here — no city parking fees.

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Apartment 4 On-street parking (please read carefully)

There's no private spot for this apartment. Nearly all streets in Innsbruck are paid short-term zones with time limits, so the easiest option is usually Park & Ride plus public transport. See the Innsbruck parking guide below before you drive in.

Parking in Innsbruck — the short version

Only relevant if you'll drive into the city (Apartment 4, or any day-trip by car). Innsbruck is strict about parking, so a few basics save you a fine:

Easiest: Park & Ride

Leave the car at a Park & Ride lot and take public transport in. With ÖBB train stations, parking can be included in your train ticket. This avoids the city-centre zones entirely.

Short-term zones (blue markings)

Most on-street spots are paid, time-limited zones — max 90 or 180 min. Fees roughly Mon–Fri 9:00–19:00/21:00, Sat mornings. Your free Welcome Card covers public transport, so you often won't need to drive at all.

Paying

Machines take coins only (no change given). Easier: pay by phone via mobil-parken.at, billed by the minute. Fees apply to electric cars too.

Watch for resident-only spaces

Some kerbside spots are permit-holders only — marked by a no-parking sign with an "except…" plate. When in doubt, don't park there.

Official Innsbruck parking info

Where we eat & drink nearby

A few honest local favourites — the places we'd send a good friend to.

Restaurant die Wilderin

Farm-to-table Tyrolean cooking in the old town. The menu changes with the season and what local farms bring in, so it's always fresh. Cosy, lively, great wine list. Reservations recommended.

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Restaurant Piano Bar · Café · Restaurant

A relaxed all-day spot — coffee and cake in the afternoon, a proper meal in the evening, drinks and music later on. Easy-going and welcoming.

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Bar · Biergarten Gastgarten zur Eiche

A classic Tyrolean beer garden in St. Nikolaus, just across the river near the old town. Local beers, a big leafy courtyard, and a genuinely warm, unpretentious crowd. Perfect for winding down after a day out. Covered seating if the weather turns.

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Getting around & groceries

A few practical things for your stay in the neighbourhood:

Supermarkets

MPREIS is about 500 m away, Eurospar about 700 m — both an easy walk for anything you need.

Public transport

Nearest bus stops are "Haus der Begegnung", "Schmelzergasse" and "Riedgasse" — roughly 20 minutes to the main train station. With your free Welcome Card, all public transport in the region is included.

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Stuck? Call us on +43 699 150 978 60