Munich Hotels

Whether you know it as Munich or München, the capital of Bavaria is regarded as one of Germany’s most beautiful, most vibrant cities. Find out why Munich is always at the top of the list of the German city that most Germans would want to live in. No matter what part of Munich you want to stay in, Eurobookings.com can help you find a hotel room tailor-matched to your needs.

The website allows you to search for a Munich hotel (or any German hotel) by location. So you can see what hotels are near the Viktualienmarkt, where you can find fresh produce and Bavarian delicacies. Or see what hotels are near the Munich International Airport. Eurobookings.com also allows you to search for the perfect Munich hotels by popularity, amenities, star-ratings and several other criteria as well, so you can make your Munich reservations with confidence.

So now that you’re situated in the hotel in Munich that’s right for you, it’s easy and fun to get out there and see the city. Walk from your bed and breakfast hotel to the Nymphenburg District to see the Baroque masterpiece, the Schloss Nymphenburg, home to generations of Bavarian royalty. Or walk from your five-star luxury hotel with its swimming pool, gym and sauna (all listed on Eurobookings.com) to Munich’s central square, the Karlsplatz, located within Munich’s ancient city walls and boasting centuries of beautiful architecture. There are budget hotels all over the city and grand hotels and boutique hotels in every Munich neighborhood and beyond.

Many Munich hotels rent cars so you can go beyond the city limits to such sights as the famous Schloss Neuschwanstein Castle and the infamous Dachau Concentration camp, both now museums. There are also many Munich accommodations available near the Munich Airport. Also listed on Eurobookings.com, many a hotel rents bicycles, giving you a quick and fun way to see the city as well.

And what trip to Munich would be complete without paying homage to the home of Oktoberfest? The first one happened right here in Munich on October 12, 1810 to celebrate the marriage of Prince Ludwig of Bavaria to Princess Therese. Even if you miss Oktoberfest, you can choose a hotel near the 8,000 seat Hirschgarten, Europe’s largest beer garden, the Altstadt-Lehel District’s famous Hofbräuhaus, which is popular with the tourists, or near any of the hundreds of more traditional beer gardens, which are usually found in the shade of Kastanienbäume (chestnut trees).