Hotels in Munich
Hotels in Munich are more expensive than elsewhere in Germany, and rooms are scarce (and prices higher) during Oktoberfest and when trade fairs are in town. It’s a good idea to book your Munich hotel room in advance. The highest prices in this section are for rooms during Oktoberfest and trade fairs.
Take note that breakfast is no longer routinely included in the price of every hotel room, especially at luxury hotels; if breakfast is offered, but for an additional charge, you can opt instead to have your morning repast at one of Munich’s many cafes or bakeries. Also note that, while most hotels offers some kind of parking arrangement, it can be pricey. If you are beginning a driving tour around Germany with a stop in Munich, our advice is to use Munich’s excellent public transportation system to get around the city, and wait until you leave the city to pick up your rental car.
If you arrive in the city without a room, the Fremdenverkehrsamt (tourist office) in the main train station can book a room for you; the service is free, but the tourist office collects a 10 percent deposit of the total value of the room; the hotel then deducts this amount from your bill.
Bookstore
Available as paperback
and as e-book.
17 Results
- Hotel
Anna Hotel
This boutique with a mega-modern decor is all wood floors and slatted windowblinds, stylish furniture, and eye-catching light fixtures, in a mod color scheme accented with white, slate, and bright pinks and purples. Bathrooms are sleek, with rainshower fixtures; windows are…$$Near the Hauptbahnhof
- Hotel
Bayerischer Hof
This is a grand hotel, in all senses of the word. It offers every amenity and service you could possibly want in a large, centrally located Altstadt hotel, including a pool, sauna, spa, cinema and a famous nightclub. The largest and oldest hotel in Munich (it celebrated its 175th…$$$The Altstadt - Hotel
Centro Hotel Mondial
Located near the Asamkirche and Viktualenmarkt, this efficient, modern hotel is a little south of the historic center, but it’s just a hop and a skip from the well-connected Sendlinger Tor U-Bahn stop, and it’s also quite a good value, cost-wise. The rooms are fairly small, with…$$The Altstadt - Hotel
Cortiina
Located a stone’s throw from Marienplatz, this boutique hotel is a pleasant and super-convenient spot to park your bags in Munich’s Altstadt. In fact, its that location that’s the deciding factor for most guests. But there are other perks here, including suites with kitchenettes and…$$$The Altstadt - Hotel
Creatif Hotel Elephant
The area around the train station is not the most picturesque section of Munich by any stretch, but it’s here that you can find centrally located, value-packed hotels like this one. The family-run Creatif Hotel Elephant is one of the better options for travelers who are on a budget…$$Near the Hauptbahnhof - Hotel
Eden-Hotel-Wolff
If you’re arriving in Munich by train and want a nice, convenient, midrange hotel right across the street from the train station, this is your best option. From the outside, this large rose-colored hotel, founded in 1890, looks a bit forbidding, but the interior has been redone with…$$$Near the Hauptbahnhof - Hotel
Gästehaus Englischer Garten
From the ivy-covered walls of the main villa to the homey mixture of antiques, old-fashioned beds, and Oriental rugs, you get charm with a capital “C” at this long-established guesthouse. The service is as kindly as the atmosphere; in fact, our only complaint about the place is that…$$Schwabing & the Englischer Garten - Hotel
Hotel Bristol München
Here’s another hotel where the location is the star, as its centrally located and, if you’re not a walker, just a hop and a skip from the the Sendlinger Tor U-Bahn stop. Built around 1960 and renovated in 2002, this efficient, modern hotel is also quite a good value, cost-wise. The…$$Central Munich - Hotel
Hotel Jedermann
Jedermann means “everyman,” and that translates here into a range of affordable rooms in different sizes and configurations (several rooms can be connected) and a convenient if not particularly picturesque location within easy walking distance of the train station. This pleasant,…$$Near the Hauptbahnhof - Hotel
Hotel Schlicker
There are many reasons to stay at this hotel, but location is at the top of the list. Hotel Schlicker practically sits on Marienplatz, Munich’s heart and soul (and where the city’s famous Christmas Market is held). The famed Hofbräuhaus is almost next door, the fabulous…$$The Altstadt - Hotel
Hotel Torbräu
Munich’s oldest hotel welcomed its first guest in 1497 and has been owned and operated by the Kirchlechner family since 1890. These are pretty sound credentials for a hotel and a good indicator that you will find a special atmosphere within…and without, too, for the long-lived hotel…$$$The Altstadt - Hotel
Hotel Uhland
This family-run hotel occupies a handsome Art Nouveau-style building that’s over a century old and located just a block from Theresienwiese, the Oktoberfest fairgrounds. Hotel Uhland is the sort of old-fashioned hotel that provides solid comfort, friendly service and great value.…$$Near Theresienwiese (Oktoberfest Grounds) - Hotel
La Maison
Shades of black and white and fuscia accent lighting permeate the sleek furnishings of this trendy place in a convenient corner of Schwabing near many restaurants and bars, and a few blocks from the park. Rooms are modern and continue the black, charcoal, and white theme, most with…$$$Schwabing & the Englischer Garten - Hotel
Louis Hotel
This chic Altstadt hideaway is the only hotel in Munich that has rooms overlooking the lively Viktualienmarkt. But despite this marquee location it truly is a hideaway, because the hotel entrance is so unobtrusive that you pass right by and never know it’s there. While it may be…$$$The Altstadt - Hotel
Mandarin Oriental
Impeccable. That’s the word that describes this lovely, luxurious boutique hotel across from the Hofbrauhaus and minutes away from everything in central Munich. In terms of personalized service and guest comfort, it can’t be beat. The rooms are fairly large, and some have views over…$$$The Altstadt - Hotel
Pension Westfalia
Located directly across the street from the Theresienwiese, where Oktoberfest is held, this budget pension occupies two floors in a building that dates from 1895. The rooms are comfortable if spare, with high ceilings and big windows to let in lots of light. You can save money by…$Near Theresienwiese (Oktoberfest Grounds) - Hotel
Wombat’s City Hostel Munich
Clean, safe, friendly and centrally located near the main train station, Wombat’s is by far the best hostel in Munich. That’s partially thanks to the relaxed but professional staff, who keep the maintenance standards high. We also laud the Wombat for offering a tad more style than…$Near the Hauptbahnhof
