The four-pearl Swissotel Berlin, on the famous shopping avenue of Kurfurstendamm, makes a design statement with curves and glass. It's within walking distance of the Berlin Zoo and the Kurfurstendamm subway station, and houses a private collection of German art. The 316 rooms and suites come with minibars, flat-screen TVs, Nespresso machines, and tablets from which guests can order pillows, room service, and movies, but their decor pales when compared with the hotel's public spaces. Facilities include a small 24-hour fitness center, a sauna, nine meeting rooms, and a ballroom for events. For a hotel that taps into Berlin's hipness, travelers might prefer the 25hours Hotel Bikini Berlin.
The four-pearl Swissotel Berlin, on the famous shopping avenue of Kurfurstendamm, makes a design statement with curves and glass. It's within walking distance of the Berlin Zoo and the Kurfurstendamm subway station, and houses a private collection of German art. The 316 rooms and suites come with minibars, flat-screen TVs, Nespresso machines, and tablets from which guests can order pillows, room service, and movies, but their decor pales when compared with the hotel's public spaces. Facilities include a small 24-hour fitness center, a sauna, nine meeting rooms, and a ballroom for events. For a hotel that taps into Berlin's hipness, travelers might prefer the 25hours Hotel Bikini Berlin.
The Platzl Hotel is an upper-mid-range hotel with a fantastic location, close to all the tourist hot spots. It has a classic (bordering on dated) style, and includes freebies such as breakfast and Wi-Fi. The Cortiina hotel around the corner may be a trendier choice, but the Platzl is a solid option for those seeking a central location, tasty dining, and the convenience of a tiny, but on-site, fitness center.
The Platzl Hotel is an upper-mid-range hotel with a fantastic location, close to all the tourist hot spots. It has a classic (bordering on dated) style, and includes freebies such as breakfast and Wi-Fi. The Cortiina hotel around the corner may be a trendier choice, but the Platzl is a solid option for those seeking a central location, tasty dining, and the convenience of a tiny, but on-site, fitness center.
Opened in 2017, the four-pearl Roomers Munich is a sleek and sexy 281-room boutique hotel located in Munich’s industrial-feeling Westend neighborhood. While its exterior may be nondescript, the hotel shows off an edgy midcentury-modern design aesthetic. Its Asian-inspired restaurant Izakaya is a showstopper, drawing in crowds of locals for lunch, dinner, and late night drinks. A luxurious spa is also set to open in spring 2018. Entry-level rooms are on the smaller side, but suites are expansive and some have terraces. While it’s not within walking distance of many of Munich’s most famous attractions, the hotel is very easily accessible by public transportation -- there’s a tram stop right outside. For a comparable boutique hotel in Munich’s Old Town, consider Marc Muenchen, though Roomers is certainly the more avant-garde of the two.
Opened in 2017, the four-pearl Roomers Munich is a sleek and sexy 281-room boutique hotel located in Munich’s industrial-feeling Westend neighborhood. While its exterior may be nondescript, the hotel shows off an edgy midcentury-modern design aesthetic. Its Asian-inspired restaurant Izakaya is a showstopper, drawing in crowds of locals for lunch, dinner, and late night drinks. A luxurious spa is also set to open in spring 2018. Entry-level rooms are on the smaller side, but suites are expansive and some have terraces. While it’s not within walking distance of many of Munich’s most famous attractions, the hotel is very easily accessible by public transportation -- there’s a tram stop right outside. For a comparable boutique hotel in Munich’s Old Town, consider Marc Muenchen, though Roomers is certainly the more avant-garde of the two.
NH Munchen City Sud is a lower-middle-range chain hotel located off the main highway that rings the city, about a 10-minute drive to the Exhibition Center and a 20-minute drive to the city center (also accessible by public transportation). Its 163 rooms, which include suites and apartments with kitchenettes, have a utilitarian look and lack AC. Ones in the older part of the hotel show wear as well. All have flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi, but the signal is spotty. Upgraded rooms have coffeemakers. The hotel has a sauna (for a fee) and a breakfast buffet that's included in some rates, along with underground parking. However, there's no restaurant. Travelers seeking a hotel with more character that's closer to the city might want to consider the TRYP Muenchen City Center, which also has an on-site restaurant.
NH Munchen City Sud is a lower-middle-range chain hotel located off the main highway that rings the city, about a 10-minute drive to the Exhibition Center and a 20-minute drive to the city center (also accessible by public transportation). Its 163 rooms, which include suites and apartments with kitchenettes, have a utilitarian look and lack AC. Ones in the older part of the hotel show wear as well. All have flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi, but the signal is spotty. Upgraded rooms have coffeemakers. The hotel has a sauna (for a fee) and a breakfast buffet that's included in some rates, along with underground parking. However, there's no restaurant. Travelers seeking a hotel with more character that's closer to the city might want to consider the TRYP Muenchen City Center, which also has an on-site restaurant.
This 167-room three-and-a-half-pearl hotel is on a bustling street west of Munich's city center. It makes a great base for exploring the city’s popular attractions. The hotel is within a six-minute walk of Hauptbahnhof U-Bahn train station, and a seven-minute journey by public transport to Odeonsplatz. Rooms are spacious, though decor is modern and generic, and all include air-conditioning, flat-screen TVs, and free Wi-Fi. Some have free minibars and coffee machines, though street noise can be an issue. A continental breakfast is included with certain bookings, and lunch and dinner is available from the restaurant or the beer garden. Guests looking for a traditional hotel that's closer to the city center, might compare rates with the Louis Hotel instead.
This 167-room three-and-a-half-pearl hotel is on a bustling street west of Munich's city center. It makes a great base for exploring the city’s popular attractions. The hotel is within a six-minute walk of Hauptbahnhof U-Bahn train station, and a seven-minute journey by public transport to Odeonsplatz. Rooms are spacious, though decor is modern and generic, and all include air-conditioning, flat-screen TVs, and free Wi-Fi. Some have free minibars and coffee machines, though street noise can be an issue. A continental breakfast is included with certain bookings, and lunch and dinner is available from the restaurant or the beer garden. Guests looking for a traditional hotel that's closer to the city center, might compare rates with the Louis Hotel instead.
Located in a business area opposite the iconic HighLight Towers high-rise office complex, the Innside is an upper-middle-range hotel popular with business travelers. Its 160 guest rooms are spacious and light-filled, and done up in subdued, modern decor with minimal furniture and glass-enclosed bathrooms. In-room amenities include flat-screen TVs and free minibars, and there are Nespresso machines in the Deluxe Rooms and Suites. A restaurant and bar are located on-site, and there's also a small gym and sauna. Wi-Fi is free but limited to 100MB per room (per device, per day) a notable downside. Travelers should compare rates with the upscale Hilton Munich City, which offers similar rates and lots of features, including two restaurants and a well-equipped fitness center.
Located in a business area opposite the iconic HighLight Towers high-rise office complex, the Innside is an upper-middle-range hotel popular with business travelers. Its 160 guest rooms are spacious and light-filled, and done up in subdued, modern decor with minimal furniture and glass-enclosed bathrooms. In-room amenities include flat-screen TVs and free minibars, and there are Nespresso machines in the Deluxe Rooms and Suites. A restaurant and bar are located on-site, and there's also a small gym and sauna. Wi-Fi is free but limited to 100MB per room (per device, per day) a notable downside. Travelers should compare rates with the upscale Hilton Munich City, which offers similar rates and lots of features, including two restaurants and a well-equipped fitness center.
This upper-middle-range chain hotel caters to business travelers attending events at the nearby Munchen Messe. Its 253 guest rooms are generously sized and well equipped with amenities like air-conditioning, flat-screen TVs, and minibars, while Superior Rooms add Nespresso machines and electric kettles. Guests can dine at the on-site restaurant and lobby bar, while spa facilities include a sauna, fitness center, and steam bath -- but they incur an extra fee. The breakfast is also an extra expense, but Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. Guests might also want to check out TRYP Muenchen City Center, another popular business hotel with more character and free access to its sauna and fitness center.
This upper-middle-range chain hotel caters to business travelers attending events at the nearby Munchen Messe. Its 253 guest rooms are generously sized and well equipped with amenities like air-conditioning, flat-screen TVs, and minibars, while Superior Rooms add Nespresso machines and electric kettles. Guests can dine at the on-site restaurant and lobby bar, while spa facilities include a sauna, fitness center, and steam bath -- but they incur an extra fee. The breakfast is also an extra expense, but Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. Guests might also want to check out TRYP Muenchen City Center, another popular business hotel with more character and free access to its sauna and fitness center.