Modern stay in Munich

If you’re looking to stay in the centre of Munich near excellent transport connections, this is the hotel for you. Just 800 metres from the main station and only 100 metres from Theresienwiese, it’s easy to reach and to explore from. Many of the main tourist attractions are in close proximity.

Your room features tasteful decor and furnishings, Wi-Fi, and free Sky TV. Rooms with an additional kitchenette are also available on request – subject to availability. In the morning, choose from the wide range of dishes at the hotel's breakfast buffet and set yourself up for the fun day of exploring that lies ahead.

Facilities

Food & Drink

  • Breakfast room
  • Restaurant
Use of these facilities may attract additional charges. All hotel and room facilities are subject to safety and wellbeing measures (including height and/or weight restrictions on slides and rides), board basis, seasonal availability, opening times, age, and dress code.

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Certified sustainable

A hotel features our 'Certified Sustainable' label when it holds an active sustainability certification from an independent, third-party organisation that features on the ABTA/ANVR list of recognised certifications. These schemes have been assessed against internationally recognised sustainability standards, including the Global Sustainable Tourism Council criteria. 

Use of these facilities may attract additional charges. All hotel and room facilities are subject to safety and wellbeing measures (including height and/or weight restrictions on slides and rides), board basis, seasonal availability, opening times, age, and dress code.

Find out more about Munich City

As Germany’s third largest city, Munich is a hotbed of culture, great food and fantastic traditions (read Lederhosen). Founded in 1158, the city has far from rested since then, defining itself as a central part of Bavarian culture. Beer-drinkers and culture vultures step this way, we think you’re going to love a holiday in Munich City. In truth, Munich is one of Germany’s most interesting places to visit because it’s a city of two halves. Partly a haven for arts and technology, and partly a place of history and tradition. One of its funnest customs is Oktoberfest, the largest beer festivals in the world. With a vibrant and hearty nightlife, and the finest restaurants in southern Germany, as well as a city full of interesting and fun things to do, it’s clear why so many travel here.

Landwehrstrasse 77, Munich City, 80336, Germany

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