Accommodation Munich

 

Accommodation Munich explores the options

for staying in the City of Monks

Munich has accommodation to please every taste and touch, and standards are generally higher here than in other big German cities.
There are many hotels and hostels clustered around the Hauptbahnof (Main Train Station).

While this is convenient and close to the Oktoberfest field it's not a particularly nice part of the city with more than its fair share of porn shops and sports bars.

Nicer are lodgings closer in to the Altstadt or along the Isar River but these are a tad harder to come by.
There is also a smattering of hotels around Munich Airport, see here for listings a map.

If you're in Munich and you're still scouting for a hotel, pick up a copy of the excellent Munich City Guide from the tourist office.
It lists just about every lodging in the city.

NEED A BED? There's no need to sleep at Munich Train Station (like these girls who were part of a Deutsche Bahn promotion of overnight trains). See below for accommodation Munich options.

Scared by Oktoberfest hotel prices?

You can cut costs by staying outside Munich during Oktoberfest. Though you'll have to pay a bit extra to commute in and out you'll end up saving a bunch on "festival surcharges" heaped on by the Munich hotels.

Smaller cities less than an hour away from central Munich by train include Augsburg, Landsberg and Freising.
It's even possible to do Oktoberfest as a day-trip from Salzburg in Austria, it's about two hours away by train.

Accommodation Munich

Luxury Munich hotels

Munich caters well for visitors who like a little luxury. Here are
listings of recommended four and five-star Munich hotels as well as links to in-depth reviews I've done.
(For more info go to: Luxury Munich hotels)

Couch surfing

What if I told you I knew a place you could stay for free, where you can not only make new friends but get a lot closer to the "real" Munich than you ever could by staying in a fancy hotel?
Interested? Then read on, Couch Surfing could be just what you're looking for.
(For more info go to: CouchSurfing in Munich)

Camping is another econmical means to visit Munich, and this way
you get to enjoy the city's green spaces at the same time.
Some sites don't require you to bring a tent (they have their own for rent) and there is even a special site set up just for Oktoberfest.
Most also have space for caravans and campervans.
(For more info go to: Camping in Munich)

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