Hotels in Munich, Germany

Tourists often use Munich's subway to get around the city. You can stay by the main train station, known as the HBF (München Hauptbahnhof), which is in the historical center of the city. Some Munich hotels within walking distance of the HBF station include the Intercityhotel Munchen and the Hotel Excelsior. The Westfriedhof station serves Munich's Moosach District, another central neighborhood to consider staying in. In this area, you can stay at the Hotel Moosbichl or Harry's Home Hotel. Consider staying by the city gate in the Nymphenburg neighborhood, close to the Sendlinger Tor station, which gives you easy access to the subway. To take the train, you can either buy a one-way ticket or the tourist-friendly all-day ticket.

If you’re looking to go out at night, Munich has many bars and nightclubs to choose from. For those visiting the city to listen to live music or do some dancing, you'll want to stay in a Munich hotel in the Schwabing neighborhood, close to the campus of the University of Munich. The Hilton Munich Park and the Boutique Hotel Falkenturm are a few lodging options. If you're on a budget, some cheap hotels in Munich, in the Schwabing neighborhood, include the Das Hotel in Munchen and the Flatista Boutique Hotel. The closest subway station to Schwabing is the Garching-Forschungszentrum station. The Alstadt (or the Westend) neighborhood has many historic sites, restaurants, shopping and churches. It is also one of the most pedestrian-friendly neighborhoods, we recommend staying here if you prefer to walk instead of taking the subway. If you need to ride the subway, however, the nearest station to this neighborhood is the Selinger Tor. A couple of Munich hotels in Alstadt include Hotel Maximilian Munich and Hotel Daniel. Tourists wanting to stay in a more picturesque neighborhood should book a hotel in Munich's English Garden, such as the Hotel La Maison or the Das Nikolai Hotel. Subway stations serving this community include the Karlsplatz and the Hauptbanhof.

The stunning Nymphenburg Palace, in the Western District of Neuhausen-Nymphenburg, is a popular place to visit. Here you can tour the palace, take in beautiful art and visit the botanical gardens. The closest station to this attraction is the Munich Marienplatz. Also close to Marienplatz train station is Olympia Park in the Oberwiesenfeld neighborhood, where the 1972 Summer Olympics were held. The Glyptotek Museum and the State Collection of Antiquities, located in the Kunstareal Museum Square near the city center, are a couple of other interesting sights in Munich worth visiting. These museums, which are close to the Königsplatz station, showcase both ancient sculptures and ceramic, metal and stone art pieces.

There are quite a few restaurants in Munich's Old Town. Since many of the eateries are affordable, this is a good place to dine with kids. Here you will find an array of cafes, coffee shops, bistros, bars and restaurants serving Mexican, German, Mediterranean and vegetarian cuisine. The nearest subway station to this neighborhood is Munchen Marienplatz. Au-Haidhausen is another neighborhood that is bustling with bars and restaurants. It is especially known for its local breweries and is close to both the Ostbahnhof and Max-Weber-Platz stations.

Visiting Munich for 3 nights is the most common choice for our users.

$110 per night is the average rate for a room when booking a hotel in Munich. Prices will differ depending on factors such as star rating, time of year and location.

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