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Alcron

Take a climb up the fantastic wooden spiral staircase to this quaint hotel only a stone's throw from the Hofbräuhaus and the tourist shops that have sprung up as a result of it. Read_on (No Comments)

Am Markt

No distance from the Viktualienmarkt, this small, unpretentious hotel enjoys a prime and peaceful location. Rooms are somewhat spartan and many lack en-suite facilities, but with rooms this cheap, who's complaining. Read_on (No Comments)

Antares

This two-star hotel is good value in quality and comfort. The clean and sunny rooms have the usual amenities such as minibar and TV, plus gummi bears on the pillows. Read_on (No Comments)

Brunnenhof

Review forthcoming. Read_on (No Comments)

Carlton

Luxury is the buzzword at this traditional hotel, which counts professors, princes and politicians amongst its regulars and serves champagne and smoked salmon for breakfast at no extra charge. Read_on (No Comments)

Condor

Only a block away from the train station this small hotel has a cosy informal atmosphere with unique murals of beer gardens and other Munich sights painted on the walls of the stairs. Read_on (No Comments)

Deutsche Eiche

Located beside the Viktualienmarkt, this 46-room hotel was saved from demolition by the late Rainer Fassbinder. Enjoy lounging in the sauna and on the rooftop terrace but do bear in mind that its clientele is largely gay. Read_on (No Comments)

Eder

Location and value? This is as good as it gets in downtown Munich. A quiet side street, but just a proverbial stone’s throw from the Hauptbahnhof. Read_on (1 Comment)

Fidelio

This three-star hotel does a very brisk business during Oktoberfest as it is conveniently located about a block from the famous Theresienwiese (and St. Read_on (No Comments)

Gästehaus Englischer Garten

Overlooking a beer garden on the edge of the English Garden, this converted windmill makes an ideal base for exploring the city, just a five-minute walk down the road. Read_on (No Comments)

Helvetia

Located opposite the train station, this budget hotel provides comfortable rooms with light wooden furnishings, desk, nightstand, phone, sink and imitation Persian throw rugs. Read_on (No Comments)

Königswache

A short walk from the museums, yet quietly located, this recently renovated hotel prides itself on personal service. All 39 rooms are sound-proofed, some non-smoker. Read_on (No Comments)

Laimer Hof

This elegant historical neo-renaissance mansion makes for a perfect romantic getaway. It’s not only a stone’s throw away from Nymphenburg Palace, it is also located in one of Munich’s most luxurious residential areas. Read_on (No Comments)

Mariandl Pension

Turrets, bats in the belfries and squeaky staircases galore, Mariandl is the stuff of Scooby Doo. A monument to the days of Kaiser Wilhelm, time seems to have stood still in this century-old building. Read_on (No Comments)

Marienbad

Bang in the centre of Munich, between the Karlsplatz and the Pinakothek art galleries, the 150-year old Marienbad prides itself on its illustrious past - Sigmund Freud and Clara Schumann both stayed here. Read_on (No Comments)

Pension am Siegestor

If a central location overrides the need for comfort, this cheery accommodation is a godsend. Simply fitted and very 50s style, the rooms are longing to be redecorated but they’re dirt cheap by Munich standards. Read_on (No Comments)

Prinz

This newly built, classy hotel run by Herr and Frau Durow is reputed for individual service. It's central - the Deutsches Museum and Gasteig Arts Centre are a stone's throw away - and yet very peaceful. Read_on (No Comments)

Savoy

Choose between large family rooms which have bunk beds, a luxurious bathtub, king-size French bedrooms or the twin rooms, which also double as singles. Read_on (No Comments)

Seibels Park Hotel

It seems no expense was spared beautifying this upmarket hotel next to Pasing Park. Each grand, Florentine villa-style room comes with a balcony and feels almost palatial. Read_on (No Comments)

Stefanie

Clean and friendly, this 32-room pension on one of Munich's most lively streets makes a great base for exploring the city's museum district. Read_on (No Comments)