Radisson RED opens its first Tyrol hotel inside Innsbruck's new mixed-use quarter DAS RAIQA

Built with 1,600 cubic meters of regionally sourced timber and featuring untreated wood as a structural element in its rooms, Radisson RED Innsbruck stands out as one of the most materially distinctive properties in the brand’s portfolio. The 161-room hotel forms part of DAS RAIQA, a new mixed-use quarter developed by Raiffeisen-Landesbank Tirol at the intersection of Innsbruck’s main train station and the Old Town – bringing together hotel, gastronomy, retail, art and event spaces in a shared urban environment. The opening also marks the debut of Radisson Hotel Group in Austria's state of Tyrol.

Hotel Debut
- Location: Inside DAS RAIQA, Innsbruck’s new mixed‑use quarter at Bozner Platz, linking the central station and Old Town.
- Scale: 161 rooms, marking Radisson Hotel Group’s first property in Tyrol.
- Design: Built with 1,600 cubic meters of regionally sourced timber, with untreated wood as a defining structural element in guest rooms.

Concept & Spaces
- Urban Sharing: Guests, bank visitors, diners, and event attendees share public spaces, creating a lively hub.
- Atrium: 440 m², rising 35 meters under a glass canopy, connecting hotel and bank.
- Hammerkopf Wing: Cantilevered section with panoramic rooms overlooking the Alps.
- Street level: Local Tyrolean businesses (bakery, wine shop, tailor, cobbler) plus Kunstbrücke art gallery.

Accommodation
- Room categories: Standard (23 m²), Premium (30 m²), Junior Suites (34 m²), Suites (44 m²).
- Features: Untreated timber walls/ceilings, high‑speed Wi‑Fi, smart TVs, USB charging, in‑room coffee/tea.

Dining & Fitness
- LOFT9 rooftop restaurant/bar: Modern Tyrolean cuisine with panoramic views of the Nordkette range.
- Fitness: 90 m² gym + outdoor training area with mountain views.

Meetings & Events
- Saal Friedrich: 320 m² event space for up to 220 guests, with terrace views.
- Victor room: 89 m² flexible space.
- Six boardrooms: Natural light, modern AV, capacity 8–50 guests.

Sustainability
- Social‑Urban‑Mining: Reused materials from deconstruction, saving ~150 tons of CO₂.
- Energy: Geothermal + groundwater systems, district heating.
- Timber construction: Acts as carbon store, reduces building weight.
- Green rooftops & EV charging: Supporting sustainable travel.

Destination Context
Innsbruck offers a rare mix: UNESCO Old Town, alpine hikes, and congress facilities—all within minutes. Direct rail links to Vienna, Munich, Zurich, Venice, plus an airport just 4 km away, make it one of Europe’s most accessible alpine hubs.