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Hotels near Munich's Main Train Station

Eden Hotel Wolff
Across from Munich's main train station

Daily from $186

Hotel Royal Munich
Budget hotel 3 blocks from Munich train station

Daily from $189

Hotels near Marienplatz and City Hall

Hotel Schlicker
family-run hotel 3-minute walk from Marienplatz

Daily from $223

Vier Jahreszeiten Kempinski München
5-star luxury hotel in center of Munich

Daily from $563

Affordable 3-star Hotels in Munich

Belle Blue Hotel
3-star hotel near Munich main station

Daily from $239

Hotel Atlanta (Munich)
Basic 2-star hotel in central Munich, 12 minutes to Marienplatz

Daily from $109



Welcome to Munich!

Explore Munich, Germany with its medieval center, mechanical clock in the Marienplatz, wonderful museums, and festival scene.

The vast Englischer Garten offers miles of nature paths, a Chinese pagoda, and even a popular surfing station. Nearby is the charming Schwabing district with its bohemian culture, cafes, shops, and live music.

Munich dates back to a monastery founded by Benedictine monks in the 8th century. (Indeed, "München" means "Home of the Monks".) In the 12th century the duke of Bavaria allowed the monks to establish a market here ... and the church, nobility, craftsmen and beer have boosted this city ever since!

Come discover your favorite beer hall — among two dozen — and sample roast pork, sauerkraut, and liver dumplings.

Let us introduce you to an ideal Munich hotel, whether basic, boutique or luxury. Travelers on a budget might want to reserve lodging near the Hauptbahnhof (main train station) or Sendlinger Tor at the southern gateway of Old Town.

Hotel in Center of Munich

Premier Inn Munchen City Zentrum
budget hotel 8-minute walk to Marienplatz

Daily from $131

Popular Hotel Neighborhoods

Munich Main Train Station
Munich (München) Hauptbahnhof, central station, dozens of hotels within 6 blocks
Munich Historic Center
Marienplatz, Hofbräuhaus, shopping, cafes
Schwabing
Bohemian area near university (settled by artists & writers in 1900), cafes, shops on Leopold & Hohenzollern streets

Insider Travel Tips

  • Munich's Oktoberfest runs from mid September to the first weekend in October. Over a million people come to celebrate at the giant tents in the Wiesn (fairgrounds), so reserve a hotel in advance.
  • Munich’s Altstadt (Old Town) beckons all to ... the Frauenkirche (15th-century cathedral with domed towers) ... Marienplatz (main square since 1158) ... and Viktualienmarkt (lively market of vegetables, fruit, cheese, pickles, flowers, and hanging meat). Sit at beer garden opposite and people watch!
  • The Englischer Garten (English Garden) in Munich is larger than Hyde Park in London or Central Park in New York. Rent a paddle boat or watch locals surf the Eisbach wave.
  • Neuschwanstein Castle and Linderhof Palace (built by the imaginative King Ludwig II of Bavaria) are 2 hours from Munich by train, plus a 10-minute bus ride from Füssen.
  • In addition to the Deutsches Museum (for technology and natural sciences), Munich is home to the Pinakothek art museums, Glyptothek (ancient sculptures), Haus der Kunst (modern art) and Kartoffelmuseum (potato museum)! A dozen great museums.
  • The Munich Residenz was the residence of Bavarian dukes, electors and kings from 1508 to 1918. This royal palace has 130 rooms with tapestries & Baroque paintings. Stroll the Hofgarten (Renaissance park) afterwards and see the Diana Temple.