Hi All:
For some reason, my questions are not posted.
We will be in Munich for 14 nights late May. Any suggestions on hotels, B&B. We are seniors and like comfort but not those with pools, etc. Thanks in Advance.
Posted by
San Diego, California
5618 posts
The above Search may offer some helpful info. You did not say how many people, budget, area, need for lift, AC, breakfast, etc.
Do your research on booking.com, the. Book directly.
Have a great trip.
Posted by
Chicago
647 posts
Late May 2025 is a ways off, you may not yet see some hotels posting their
occupancy, and prices will be high for now, so don't panic no matter what you
see.
Since you haven't provided any details on your interests per Pat's reply, I will
just say that Munich is not too much different than any major European city
with regard to range of hotel options. Prices may be a bit lower than cities
like London and Paris. For the most part, the best bargains are probably in
the hotels around the Bahnhof or away from the Old Town area. Public transport
is excellent so as long as you are near a S Bahn, U Bahn, or tram stop, you
should be fine for getting around.
Posted by
924 posts
We loved Hotel Torbrau. Lovely breakfast and breakfast room too!
Posted by
1056 posts
You might want to choose a hotel with air conditioning. We stayed @June 9-12, 2006 when it was 95 degrees! It does happen.
Posted by
Lynnwood, Washington
8886 posts
Is being in the center important to you? If not, consider Hotel Gastoff Maisberger in Neufahrn. Right at S1 stop. Reasonably priced, friendly, good breakfast and restaurant.
Posted by
Alsenborn, Germany
1488 posts
In May I would stay up around the University, north of the art museums. School will be letting out and the weather should be excellent. Expect the gardens to be in full bloom. You should be able to find furnished places for two weeks fairly easily, but try to stay near one of the U or S bahn lines. This area is far enough from the city center to be quieter, and yet easy to get anywhere from. You might try Hotel-Pension Am Siegestor.
Another option would in the Schwabing area south of the river, but not too close to the Munich-Ost Bahnhof.
Posted by
OP
Perrysburg, OH, USA
32 posts
Thanks everyone for your suggestions. We decided to stay at Unsolds Factory Hotel, which had great reviews and close to the city center. Happy travels.
Marie