Innsbruck Apartment Nigler

Location was fab. Kitchen facilities were great.

The TV was a little muffled.

room full of light, wonderful garden

The apartment itself is great and is close to public transit to get into old town. (3 stops) I enjoyed having a washing machine and coffee and the apartment itself was very clean.

Let’s start with check in. We pre checked in so we had our room name and our door code. We arrived and a woman stood in a housecoat in the alleyway asking for our code. I was very reluctant in giving her our door code for obvious reasons, but hindsight I think she was asking for our booking code. Which is still so weird because we had already checked in. I think because we weren’t expecting an in person host, who was in a robe and who didn’t identify herself as management it was all a little strange. Our room was clean and perfect for our family but it had some shortfalls. There was no nightstands/side tables, ended up using a chair. There was no salt and pepper. I’ve honestly never stayed at an apartment style hotel that hasn’t had salt and pepper. There was no dish soap to do the dishes with, even after requesting some, it never came - ending up washing dishes with the handsoap from the bathroom - so wild. There’s no exhaust fan - you need to open up all the windows to get any food smells out when cooking. The wifi was not great, especially in the evening. Finally, the door is a solid pane of glass with a curtain on a curtain rod for privacy. This may be my personal preference, but honestly frosting it would give more privacy/security. Now, these things aren’t deal breakers but some easy improvements for a more comfortable stay.

Unfortunatelly during all my stay there was amajor reconstruction of the roof in the year and EVERY day workers started huge electric generator at 7:15. In such conditions the apartements should have not been rented.