Munich
Travel article for Munich
Age:
31-35
Travel time:
in February 12
Top 5 Budget Hotels in Munich
In a city as large as Munich it can be tough to find a place to stay without spending a lot of money. But this city actually offers a nice selection of affordable places to stay. Here is a list of
our favorite budget hotels in Munich:
Pension Westfalia
We love this homey Pension located right across from the Theresienwiese (where Oktoberfest takes place). It is close to the subway station - only 2 stops from the center of town. Rooms are simple but tidy and have all the basics you need. Breakfast includes excellent local breads and cheeses and the service is extremely friendly. All in all, staying at this 4-story townhouse is a treat and ranks as one of the best budget hotels in Munich. www.pension-westfalia.de
Hotel an der Oper
This one is all about location. It’s less than a 5 minute walk to both the Hofbrauhaus and to Marienplatz, one of Munich’s most famous beer halls and squares, respectively. The feel is a mix of faded grandeur and simple furnishings – think old chandeliers paired with modest wood beds and crisps white linens. But the city is right at your doorstep and it is one of the best budget hotels in Munich if you want to be in the middle of the action and spend your money on other fun activities. www.hotelanderoper.com
Hotel Mirabell
This centrally-located place near the main train station is part hotel, part apartments. It’s a great choice for people wanting modern lodgings without paying design hotel prices. Some rooms come with three beds making this a top choice for families. The standard rooms are the most affordable, but as you go up through the categories the rooms become trendier and more inviting. In short, the upgrades are often worth it here. www.hotelmirabell.de
Hotel Schweiz
Another hotel near the main train station, this hotel is bright and simple. Some rooms offer excellent views of the city. Well-thought and simple touches like well-placed art and fresh flowers make you feel at home. An extra perk is its inviting sauna and the gorgeous roof terrace –perfect places to unwind after a full day of sightseeing in Munich. www.hotel-schweiz.de
Hotel Englischer Garten
If you are keen for some greenery and character, this is a great place to stay in Munich. It is one of the most atmospheric budget hotels in the city. This charming hotel – more of a guesthouse really - is in Schwabing, an area filled with a large selection of lively cafes and restaurants. It’s also located directly on the English Garden, Munich’s enormous public park. The hotel is actually an old villa covered with ivy, and rooms are tastefully decorated. Note that the cheapest rooms share bathrooms. www.hotelenglischergarten.de
Pension Westfalia
We love this homey Pension located right across from the Theresienwiese (where Oktoberfest takes place). It is close to the subway station - only 2 stops from the center of town. Rooms are simple but tidy and have all the basics you need. Breakfast includes excellent local breads and cheeses and the service is extremely friendly. All in all, staying at this 4-story townhouse is a treat and ranks as one of the best budget hotels in Munich. www.pension-westfalia.de
Hotel an der Oper
This one is all about location. It’s less than a 5 minute walk to both the Hofbrauhaus and to Marienplatz, one of Munich’s most famous beer halls and squares, respectively. The feel is a mix of faded grandeur and simple furnishings – think old chandeliers paired with modest wood beds and crisps white linens. But the city is right at your doorstep and it is one of the best budget hotels in Munich if you want to be in the middle of the action and spend your money on other fun activities. www.hotelanderoper.com
Hotel Mirabell
This centrally-located place near the main train station is part hotel, part apartments. It’s a great choice for people wanting modern lodgings without paying design hotel prices. Some rooms come with three beds making this a top choice for families. The standard rooms are the most affordable, but as you go up through the categories the rooms become trendier and more inviting. In short, the upgrades are often worth it here. www.hotelmirabell.de
Hotel Schweiz
Another hotel near the main train station, this hotel is bright and simple. Some rooms offer excellent views of the city. Well-thought and simple touches like well-placed art and fresh flowers make you feel at home. An extra perk is its inviting sauna and the gorgeous roof terrace –perfect places to unwind after a full day of sightseeing in Munich. www.hotel-schweiz.de
Hotel Englischer Garten
If you are keen for some greenery and character, this is a great place to stay in Munich. It is one of the most atmospheric budget hotels in the city. This charming hotel – more of a guesthouse really - is in Schwabing, an area filled with a large selection of lively cafes and restaurants. It’s also located directly on the English Garden, Munich’s enormous public park. The hotel is actually an old villa covered with ivy, and rooms are tastefully decorated. Note that the cheapest rooms share bathrooms. www.hotelenglischergarten.de
