Historic charm meets city adventure

Nestled in Munich’s leafy Neuhausen‑Nymphenburg district, Mercure München Olympiapark is housed in a charming early 20th‑century building, tastefully renovated in 2018 to blend listed architecture with fresh, modern interiors. The hotel is just a short walk from the tram stop at Leonrodplatz—and a 20‑minute ride into central Munich, making it easy to explore the city’s highlights such as Marienplatz or the English Garden.
For leisure and relaxation, the hotel offers a peaceful garden terrace and a cosy ‘Olympbar’—perfect spots to unwind with a drink at the end of the day.
Guests enjoy bright, soundproofed rooms with air conditioning, the new Mercure “Great Bed,” flat-screen TV, coffee/tea facilities, and fast free Wi‑Fi throughout.
Each morning, a generous buffet breakfast gets your day off to a good start, with pastries, Bavarian specialities, and fresh coffee.
The surrounding neighbourhood offers local cafés, bakeries, and leafy walking paths—while Olympiapark itself is a short tram ride or 20-minute walk away, ready for strolling, concerts, or panoramic views from the Olympic Tower.

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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.

Leonrodstraße 79, Munich City, 80636, Germany

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