Added: 06/16/2006 |
The Best Hotels in MunichThe vibrant capital of Bavaria and one of major cultural centers in Germany, Munich offers its guests much in terms of history and culture, exciting nightlife and award-winning restaurants. Due to its numerous financial companies and commercial enterprises, the city is frequented by business travelers and visitors alike. For this reason, the city is constantly improving its hotel system adding more lodging options. Some of the most attractive hotels in Munich include M?nchen City Hilton, Mandarin Oriental, Admiral, Arabella Sheraton Grand Hotel Munchen, Bayerischer Hof and Palais Montgelas and Forum Hotel Munchen.
The largest and one of the best hotels in Munich, Arabella Sheraton Grand Hotel Munchen is located in the northern suburb of Bogenhausen, several stops from downtown Munich. Towering 22 stories above the northern suburbs, it is difficult to overlook. On the hotel's top floor is the most dramatic swimming pool in Munich, offering the panoramic view of the city and Bavarian countryside. Guest rooms have been renovated and look stylish with their striped fabrics and pine furnishings. Most rooms feature balconies opening to panoramic views. Hotel facilities include two restaurants, bar, health club, indoor pool, sauna, 24-hour room service, laundry service, dry cleaning and non-smoking rooms.
The second largest hotel in Munich, Forum Hotel Munich is situated close to the Deutsche Museum and the Kulturzentrum Gasteig. Housed in an eleven-story building, it offers a busy and cosmopolitan environment favored by corporate travelers and visitors alike. Guest rooms are beautifully furnished and well maintained, and feature bathrooms with tub/shower combinations. Guests can make use of the following hotel facilities: two restaurants, bar, sauna, indoor pool, salon, 24-hour room service, dry cleaning, laundry service and nonsmoking rooms.
Located in proximity to the Isar River and the Deutsches Museum, Admiral is a four-star deluxe hotel known for its tranquil and relaxing atmosphere and top level comfort. Guest rooms are spacious, while the bathrooms are tiled, each with a tub/shower combination. All bedrooms have small balconies opening onto the hotel garden. The breakfast buffet is among the most generous in Munich offering homemade jams. Hotel facilities are extensive as well and include restaurant, bar, babysitting, room service, laundry services, dry cleaning, non-smoking rooms and rooms for people with limited mobility.
Ranked with the smallest and most posh hotels in Munich, Mandarin Oriental is a stylish and sophisticated lodge that combines neo-classical and neo-Renaissance touches. A marble staircase sweeps to the comfortable and large guest rooms with original antiques and specially crafted furniture. Bathrooms are well appointed, featuring tub/shower combinations. Many accommodations have private terraces offering scenic views of the city.
Those looking for cheap flights to Munich should keep in mind that the majority of airline prices fare seasonally. The most expensive flights are during peak season - the summer months. Winter months, with the exception of the Christmas holidays, offer the lowest fares.
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