Munich old town panorama with the twin domed towers of the Frauenkirche and the New Town Hall spire

Cheap hotels in Munich

Munich is Bavaria’s capital, known for beer halls, museums and its Oktoberfest. The Altstadt is compact and walkable; hotels near the main station are among the best value in the center.

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Munich is a common arrival airport and pre-cruise stay for Danube river cruises, which often begin in Passau or Nuremberg.

Where to find cheap rooms in Munich

Altstadt

The old town around Marienplatz — beer halls, churches and shopping.

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Near the Hauptbahnhof

Many good-value hotels by the main station, with trains to the airport and beyond.

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Schwabing

Leafy and lively, beside the English Garden and the university.

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Maxvorstadt

Museum quarter with cafés and mid-range hotels.

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Haidhausen

A charming neighborhood across the Isar, often cheaper than the center.

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Famous hotels in Munich

Hotel Bayerischer Hof

A landmark grand hotel in the old town, open since 1841.

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Map of cheap hotels in Munich

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When to book a cheap hotel in Munich

May–September is warmest; Oktoberfest (late September to early October) and big trade fairs send rates sharply higher.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best area to stay in Munich?

The Altstadt is most central; the area around the Hauptbahnhof is usually the best value with excellent transport.

How early should I book for Oktoberfest?

As early as possible — hotels fill up and rates rise steeply during the festival.

Is Munich a good base for a Danube river cruise?

Yes. Many travelers fly into Munich and transfer to Passau or Nuremberg to join their ship.