Boston1976
Nov 5, 09, 8:58 pm
Any recommendations for a hotel in Munich?
InterContinental Hotels: Priority Club & Inter-Continental Ambassador - Munich Hotel
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SamsoniteBoy
Nov 6, 09, 5:36 am
I've stayed at the Holiday Inn - MUNICH CITY CENTRE several times - always on a 241 rate - & find it to be good value.
The hotel is modern & quite stylish (although the building is pretty ugly) - we thought the restaurant was pretty good too.
The train from the airport is dead easy - so we saved some money which we needed later - as Munich seemed not the least expensive German city we visited.
It is remarkably easy to get to (even as a stupid Englishman like myself with poor German) being practically above the Rosenheimer Platz - S-Bahn.
It's just a couple of stops away the Marienplatz & the Deutsches Museum is really close too.
We had a family room the last time & took our daughter on the Dachau Concentration Camp which is well worth a visit.
The hotel is modern & quite stylish (although the building is pretty ugly) - we thought the restaurant was pretty good too.
The train from the airport is dead easy - so we saved some money which we needed later - as Munich seemed not the least expensive German city we visited.
It is remarkably easy to get to (even as a stupid Englishman like myself with poor German) being practically above the Rosenheimer Platz - S-Bahn.
It's just a couple of stops away the Marienplatz & the Deutsches Museum is really close too.
We had a family room the last time & took our daughter on the Dachau Concentration Camp which is well worth a visit.
nicolas75
Nov 6, 09, 3:31 pm
Munich needs an IC.
Sofitel is a good choice (design hotel in a historical building)
Sofitel is a good choice (design hotel in a historical building)
Shareholder
Nov 7, 09, 2:21 pm
Agree HI City Centre is your best ICH choice. Good location and you can walk to the city centre and a great science museum in the river valley. Good supermarket in the underground tunnel to the S-bahn if you need drink and food, though the minibar is free (juices, water, beer, soda but no hard stuff).
sultanbinaber
Nov 9, 09, 7:03 am
Munich needs an IC.
+1
Stayed at HI Munich (which means North) some time ago. Rates are very fair and it's refurbished.
+1
Stayed at HI Munich (which means North) some time ago. Rates are very fair and it's refurbished.
lemieux66
Nov 10, 09, 3:09 pm
HI City Center is fine aiming for 4*-standard.
If you are aiming for 5*- satandard go with Sofitel, Le Meridien, Bayerischer Hof or (more pricey but most wonderful) "Vier Jahreszeiten"-Kempinski.
If you are aiming for 5*- satandard go with Sofitel, Le Meridien, Bayerischer Hof or (more pricey but most wonderful) "Vier Jahreszeiten"-Kempinski.
josmon10
Nov 11, 09, 3:16 am
Agree HI City Centre is your best ICH choice.
+1. However, don't be fooled by its name. It's not strictly in the city centre, you'll have to walk 10-15 minutes to get to there. However, the undeground station below is just perfect for moving around, and for getting to/from the airport.
Ask for a city view room. From the window you'll get a glimpse of the must-sees of Munich, like a postcard.
+1. However, don't be fooled by its name. It's not strictly in the city centre, you'll have to walk 10-15 minutes to get to there. However, the undeground station below is just perfect for moving around, and for getting to/from the airport.
Ask for a city view room. From the window you'll get a glimpse of the must-sees of Munich, like a postcard.