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Hotels near Munich's Main Train Station

Eden Hotel Wolff
Across from Munich's main train station

Daily from $156

Hotel Royal Munich
Budget hotel 3 blocks from Munich train station

Daily from $189

Hotels near Marienplatz and City Hall

Mercure Hotel München Altstadt
modern hotel 5-minute walk from Marienplatz

Daily from $229

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

Daily from $221



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 surfing station.

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 — and sample some roast pork, sauerkraut, and liver dumplings. Let us introduce you to a good Munich hotel, whether budget, boutique or luxury.

Hotel in Center of Munich

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

Daily from $129

Central Munich Neighborhood

 

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 visit ... the Frauenkirche (15th-century cathedral famous for its domed towers) ... Marienplatz (main square since 1158) ... and the Viktualienmarkt, a lively market of vegetables, fruit, cheese, pickles, spices, flowers, and hanging meat. Sip from the 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 canal.
  • 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.