We looking for a B&B on the outskirts of Munich near public transportation. Would consider a Farm Stay. Any personal reccommendations? I've done the usual internet searchs.
Posted by
Knoxville, TN, USA
7209 posts
any particular reason you want to stay on the outskirts? Usuallly that means you have a rental car and you're trying to find parking.
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OP
San Diego, CA, usa
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Yes, we will have a car and I think public transportation works better in big cities. Also you can stay for a lot less money in the outskirts. We usually try to stay in rural areas whereever we go. It's just the way we like it.
Posted by
Lakewood, Colorado
19092 posts
Können Sie Deutsch sprechen?
I know of a traditionally German hotel in an eastern suburb, but they don't speak English and asked me not to recommend them to non-German speaking tourists.
I could recommend a place in the town of Landsberg am Lech. It's about an hour by train from Munich Hbf, but right in town. I'm not sure how easy parking is at the hotel. There are parking places shown on the map around it, but they might be pay lots. You could also park at the train station. It's a short walk into town, and there are buses.
You might also consider the area around Holzkirchen, also about an hour by train from Munich. Although the place where I stayed, near Bayerischzell, is a little far out, there are plenty of places closer in.
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Lake Forest, CA, USA
1633 posts
Several years ago we stayed at Gasthaus Bauer. Here's their website: http://www.gaestehausbauer-gauting.de/
This pension is in the town of Gauting which is southwest of Munich. It's an easy 5 minute walk to the S-Bahn that takes you into the city. The pension is also easy to drive to and there is plenty of parking since it's located in a residential area. The rooms were great with a bathroom. As you can see from the pictures, there's a large breakfast buffet. Have fun on your trip!
Posted by
Oklahoma City, OK, USA
430 posts
I'll second the recommendations for Landsberg (for farther away) and Gauting (for closer in)... though I personally prefer to stay within a couple hundred feet of the Viktualienmarkt (stumbling distance) when 'in' Munich. EDIT: To clarify, I have not stayed in either of those hotels, but am familiar with the locations, and those locations could easily fit your needs.
Lee... Es tut Mir leid, aber ich spreche nur ein biscien Deutsches. Konnten Sie privater mittelung gefallen ich das Pension auf ost Meunchens?
Sie wissen beriets meine rechtschreibung und grammatick nicht sind gut, aber ich Ihnen versichere, dass mein akzent gut ist.
Posted by
Hamilton, NJ, USA
132 posts
I would stongly recommend staying at Hotel Munchner Kindl. Although it is in Munich, the prices are unbeatable. We stay there every time we travel to Munich (the last time was for Octoberfest in Sept). It is right off from the Marienplatz and a few minutes walk to the train station.
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Lake Forest, CA, USA
1633 posts
Just came across another B&B on the outskirts of Munich. I have not stayed here but it was highly recommended by a friend. Here's the website: http://www.sepperlwirt.de/index.php Again, have fun on your trip.
Posted by
NY, USA
9 posts
If you can, I would like the name of the "traditionally" German hotel as my husband born & raised in Germany, now lives in US. We are planning trip for Sept,2011 and thinging after leaving Munich, traveling towards Kochel am See, staying at Hotel Schmid Von Kochel. Any other recommendations for that area? Thanks Andrea
Posted by
Lakewood, Colorado
19092 posts
It looks like Sepperlwirt is a short distance from Andechs.