Café Pension Alpina

Café Pension Alpina is a guest house with a cafe at Hungerburgweg 4 in Hungerburg, a hillside district above Innsbruck in Tyrol, Austria. It sits beside the Hungerburgbahn funicular, which links the city with Hungerburg, and close to the Nordkette cable car lifts that continue to the Seegrube and Hafelekar summit stations. The Altstadt and the Goldenes Dachl lie below in the valley, reached by the funicular and a short bus or walk in roughly twenty to thirty minutes.

The district is known for its views over the Inn valley and the old town roofs, and the guest house offers mountain views as a listed feature. The atmosphere is that of a small mountain-edge pension rather than a city hotel, with quiet evenings and direct access to the alpine zone above. The funicular stations in Hungerburg were designed by Zaha Hadid, giving the area a notable piece of contemporary architecture.

Room types listed are Double Rooms and Single Rooms. Amenities include a cafe, Wi-Fi and mountain views. Typical rates are about €70-130 per night for a double room, one of the more affordable options for a stay close to the Nordkette, with higher demand in the winter ski season and the summer hiking season.

The on-site cafe offers coffee, cakes and light fare, and the area has a handful of mountain restaurants and huts higher up; for wider choice, guests can take the funicular down to the city. Breakfast arrangements should be confirmed. No spa, pool or fitness area is listed.

The service character is informal and personal, suited to hikers, skiers and travellers who want to stay near the mountain lifts. Guests should check the funicular's operating hours before planning late evenings in the city, as services end at night and a taxi may be needed.