Skip to main content

Search hotels in Munich

Enter your dates to see the latest prices and deals for Munich hotels

FAQs about hotels in Munich

Beyond Oktoberfest

Renowned for its stunning architecture and the world’s largest fair, Oktoberfest, Munich needs little introduction. Its vibrant cultural scene, great shopping and fantastic museums speak for themselves.

Munich has something for everyone: from historic palaces and castles, to stunning royal avenues to world class galleries and museums. Don't miss the new city hall in the heart of Marienplatz or the former residence of the Bavarian kings, the Residenz. Munich is also home to the world’s most famous beer hall, the Hofbräuhaus.

For great shopping, Karlsplatz is another commercial wonderland square that takes up much of the city centre and the upscale area around Maximilianstrasse. Munich is famous for its food too, so make sure you try the local Weißwurst, Leberkässemmeln and other popular pork dishes.

Thanks to efficient S-Bahn train, getting to the city centre from Germany’s second busiest airport, Munich International Airport is quick and easy. Whether you’re looking for luxury hotels, youth hostels or comfortable apartments, Booking.com has the perfect accommodation for your Munich visit.

Learn more about visiting Munich

  • 622 attractions
  • 58 points of interest
  • 35 neighbourhoods

What guests said about Munich:

Scored out of 10, guest rating 10

The best thing about Munich is the feeling that it's a very...

The best thing about Munich is the feeling that it's a very 'Safe' city to walk around sightseeing, shopping and of course eating and drinking. There are bakeries everywhere so you can get breakfast on the go and bars all serve really good food. The City is full of History and still feels vibrant.
Guest review byJohn
Ireland
Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.0

The overall vibe of Munich is great for a perfect 2 nights...

The overall vibe of Munich is great for a perfect 2 nights stay. That gives you plenty of time to walk the City and its parks and visit tourist attractions like the beautiful churches, Marienplatz, and the Hofbrauhaus. Anymore time within the City limits would get redundant. be prepared to walk 5-7 miles per day.
Guest review byJBO
United States
Scored out of 10, guest rating 10

Munich is a very fine city with great architecture.

Munich is a very fine city with great architecture. Superb museums. Very good transport. All possible shopping. Unfortunately, I was too busy to take much advantage. People are friendly and helpful. English is well spoken in most places.
Guest review byRichard
Monaco
Scored out of 10, guest rating 10

Munich is a great city break destination,the public...

Munich is a great city break destination,the public transport network is excellent and easy to navigate. So much history and wonderful architecture to explore, green spaces everywhere and great parkland like the english garden.Bavarian hospitality, booming nightlife and great cafes and restaurants. Amazing selection of street food and of course fantastic beer.
Guest review byIan
United Kingdom
Scored out of 10, guest rating 10

Munich is a very interesting city, you have a lot of places...

Munich is a very interesting city, you have a lot of places to visit and it's surroundings are exceptional, you can make a trip to the Alps, to the castles, even to other cities very easily. 5 days were definitely not enough for us. We recommend the Zoo, the wave in the English garden (we didn't have the chance to walk in the English garden), the Aquarium is ok, but not that great for the price. We went on top of the church tower to see the city, it was a nice experience (but it's not out in the open). Unfortunately, the Olympic tower was closed. The trip to the Alps and going up Zugspitse, the highest peak, was the highlight. It's a 1.5h-2 hrs trip by car from Munich and you take a cable car to the top (it's 70eur). The Eibsee lake at the bottom is also very nice. Neuschwanstein Castle also offers beautiful views, we didn't visit the castel inside, but walked around the surroundings at sunset and it was very beautiful. There is also a waterfall near, with a suspended bridge, where you can watch the castle. It's breathtaking. We also went for some beer tasting at a local pub with their own beer, went to a metal bar (Flex) and was very cool, they even had happy hour from 20-21h with everything half off. And visited Backstage Werk, for a Karnivool concert, the concert hall was very good, everything was very smooth, good sound, no cues, you can leave your belongings at the wardrobe for 3 eur. The transport is smooth in Munich, we used the train and metro, you can get a full day pass for the M zone and use it for 2-5 people and it costs just 20 eur. This city really impressed us, so much nature and so many things to do. Loved it.
Guest review byAlegz
Romania
Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.0

Munich is a large city.

Munich is a large city. I like the city transport, several metro (U) lines and several S-bahn lines together with trams and buses and good connections by ICE express trains make the car unneccessary. A lot of traditional pubs with good food (but not much for vegetariens) and great beer. I had only limited time for historical center, but what I saw was beatiful. I visited the fair, which is really huge, account at least two, but better three days.
Guest review byJosef
Czech Republic

Research, refine and make plans for your whole trip