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Hotels in Munich: your guide to where to stay

How much does a hotel in Munich cost?

Prices depend mostly on the property standard, the dates and the distance from the centre. The table below shows indicative nightly rates for a double room. Use them as a starting point. Weekends and trade fairs push prices up, while booking ahead usually helps you find better deals.

Indicative rates, updated periodically. For exact prices and availability, select your dates in the search above.

Where to stay in Munich: best areas

Munich is compact and the metro reaches almost everywhere. Even so, the area you pick affects both price and atmosphere. Here are the districts travellers choose most often:

• Altstadt-Lehel. The old town with Marienplatz and the city hall. Everything is within walking distance, but it is the priciest part of the city. A solid choice for a first visit.
• Ludwigsvorstadt-Isarvorstadt. By the main station and the Theresienwiese, home of Oktoberfest. The most popular area, with great transport and plenty of hotels.
• Maxvorstadt. The university and museum district, home to the Pinakothek galleries. Quiet, with good cafés, loved by art fans.
• Schwabing. An atmospheric area next to the English Garden, full of cafés and bars. Popular with those who want to feel the everyday city.
• Au-Haidhausen. A calm area east of the Isar, known as the French Quarter. Charming streets and prices lower than in the centre.
• Bogenhausen. An elegant, leafy district with villas along the river. For travellers after quiet and a higher standard.