Die Kabine

Nice apartment but customer service was an issue for us. A few things were not handled well by the owners. The location is great, church outside it pretty and the neighbourhood is central but quiet. The curtains in the rooms don’t pull all the way over the windows which annoyed me at night. The apartment did appear clean but we found a big sticky spillage under the bed when I lost an earring in the bedroom. We also found for a longer stay that the level of comfort was not sufficient so we were a little bit disappointed.

We have stayed in Innsbruck a few times (our son is currently living there). This was our first time using Riedz apartments and we will definitely look to book here for our next visit. Fabulous location. 8 minute walk into the old town and the same in the other direction for mountain walks. A bus stop a 30 second walk and a supermarket near enough next door. Sabine and Martin were on hand to help and couldn’t have been more efficient and helpful. The apartment was lovely, clean and was finished to a high standard real. Everything we needed was there. Really couldn’t fault it.

We stayed for 5 nights in the 1 bedroom apartment. It was my husband and I and our 17 year old son, who slept on the pull-out bed in the living room. The apartment was furnished with everything you would need. We cooked breakfast most mornings. There was a nice small balcony to sit out on and enjoy a cup of coffee or glass of wine. Check-in was very easy with a key pad entry. The hosts were helpful with any questions we had. The location is a 10 minute walk to old town. While there is a bus stop right outside the apartment (bus every 10 minutes), we usually walked to old town. It is an uphill walk from old town to the apartment. The bus that stops in front of the apartment also takes you up to Nordkette. The buses were all free within Innsbruck with the Welcome Card that we received from Riedz Apartments (although no bus driver ever checked the cards). There is a grocery store only a 3 minute walk from the apartment (closes at 6pm). The only thing that we missed in the apartment was a microwave. While it's not necessary, it would have been nice to have for reheating leftovers from going out to dinner. The neighborhood was very safe and quiet except for the church next door whose bells rang every 15 minutes from about 6am to 10pm. You kind of get used to it. But I'm not sure there is any place in Innsbruck that you wouldn't hear bells tolling all day. All in all, we would highly recommend the apartment.