Frankfurt Airport (FRA) is Germany's busiest airport and a major Lufthansa global hub. As Bavaria's gateway, hotels near Munich offer easy access to traditional beer halls, world-class museums, the Oktoberfest grounds, and stunning Alpine landscapes.
Our Picks — Munich
Altstadt
Munich's grande dame since 1841 — a sprawling palace-hotel facing the Theatinerkirche with a rooftop pool, seven restaurants including the blue spa bar, and rooms that have accommodated every head of state and rock musician who ever visited Bavaria. An institution and a destination in its own right.
Maxvorstadt
Munich's most polished Rocco Forte property, positioned between the Botanical Garden and the Pinakothek museums with exquisitely designed rooms, a spa with generous pool, and a restaurant helmed by a Michelin-starred team. The definitive contemporary luxury address in the city.
Altstadt
A graceful 19th-century building steps from the Hofbräuhaus with a rooftop pool enjoying extraordinary Frauenkirche twin-tower views, Michelin-starred dining at Mario Lohninger, and rooms of Mandarin's characteristic understated elegance. One of Munich's most acclaimed hotels.
Altstadt
Munich's oldest grand hotel in continuous operation since 1858 on Maximilianstrasse — the city's most elegant shopping boulevard — with a palatial lobby, a renowned spa, and rooms of old-world Bavarian grandeur. The long-stay option of choice for the Oktoberfest upper crust.
Altstadt
A comfortable four-star ideally positioned directly on the Viktualienmarkt food market, with compact but well-designed rooms and an unbeatable location for experiencing the daily life of Munich's most beloved market. Outstanding value for the address.
A bold design hotel with an elegant spa, a vibrant bar programme, and sophisticated contemporary rooms in the Westend neighbourhood — Munich's emerging creative quarter. One of the city's most stylish mid-luxury options with an excellent food and drinks offering.
Looking for more options? See all Munich hotels