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Innsbruck is quite pricy, especially in the christmas holidays - as of 26.12.2015 the cheapest backpackers were around 30e/eur 30 per night if booking booked 1 day in advance.The airport seems to close for night, but the main train station is open 24h. In the lower floor, as of 12.December 2015 there is a room in Info, with chairs where people wait for trains, I suppose you can sleep there, if you look enough like you are having a train :D.In emergency you can try [https://wwwgoo.google.degl/maps/place/kbteCAtDAom Wohnungslosenhilfe+Herberge+Innsbrucker+Soziale+Dienste+GmbH/@47.2637662,11.4059218,17z/data=!4m7!1m4!3m3!1s0x479d6ecfe1f8ca73:0x9d201c7d281d9b0d!2sInnsbruck,+Austria!3b1!3m1!1s0x479d69599b5e9d15:0xabd9c84b28bf78fc?hl=en-DE] or or [https://wwwgoo.google.degl/maps/place/FPc2NaVSojw Caritas+Tirol+-+Mentlvilla+Notschlafstelle/@47.2637662],11.4059218,17z/data=!4m7!1m4!3m3!1s0x479d69599b5e9d15:0xabd9c84b28bf78fc!2sWohnungslosenhilfe+Herberge+Innsbrucker+Soziale+Dienste+GmbH!3b1!3m1!1s0x0000000000000000:0xc1d46e3173148820?hl=en-DE which are basically help for homeless, but they tell me they help tourists sometimes. Though it is questionable if it is ethically correct to get hosted in the places that are ment meant for homeless, not hobo travellers.