Good places to stay in Munchen

[suityou01]

Seeing as I am so important.

Got a jolly over to Munich next week. Anywhere good to stay? Good schnitzels, good altbeer etc etc

TIA

SY01

[suityou01]

Yep great tags, thanks.

How about some actual places to stay.

[RichardCranium]

How about some actual places to stay.

At the risk of sounding patronising, have you tried these?

Google search "site:forums.contractoruk.com München"
Google search "site:forums.contractoruk.com Munchen"
Google search "site:forums.contractoruk.com Munich"

[suityou01]

At the risk of sounding patronising, have you tried these?

Google search "site:forums.contractoruk.com München"
Google search "site:forums.contractoruk.com Munchen"
Google search "site:forums.contractoruk.com Munich"

Nope. But I did on your suggestion. At the risk of sounding ungrateful, they were frak all help. No offence, like.

[amcdonald]

Sorry only been over when the beer festival was on, and my memory is hazy what with all the beer consumed

Worst case just visit the tourist office when you get there and they can get a hotel room within your budget and seem to know which places to avoid

[darmstadt]

Seeing as I am so important.

Got a jolly over to Munich next week. Anywhere good to stay? Good schnitzels, good altbeer etc etc

TIA

SY01

You don't get Altbier in München (actually I did find one pub years ago serving it,) it's a Rührpott drink (drank a fair bit this weekend in Düsseldorf.) I've stayed in the Hilton next to the Englisch Garten which wasn't too bad, one of the Best Westerns which was nothing to write home about but the Cosmopolitan is quite okay as its right in the middle of Schwabing. Instead of going to the Hofbrauhaus (which is good fun mind you) try just across the street at Ayingers (they also have a hotel.) Personally I'm not a big fan on Munich although I spent 6 months working just outside but you can have some fun there...

[suityou01]

You don't get Altbier in München (actually I did find one pub years ago serving it,) it's a Rührpott drink (drank a fair bit this weekend in Düsseldorf.) I've stayed in the Hilton next to the Englisch Garten which wasn't too bad, one of the Best Westerns which was nothing to write home about but the Cosmopolitan is quite okay as its right in the middle of Schwabing. Instead of going to the Hofbrauhaus (which is good fun mind you) try just across the street at Ayingers (they also have a hotel.) Personally I'm not a big fan on Munich although I spent 6 months working just outside but you can have some fun there...

Feelin dank

[suityou01]

You don't get Altbier in München (actually I did find one pub years ago serving it,) it's a Rührpott drink (drank a fair bit this weekend in Düsseldorf.) I've stayed in the Hilton next to the Englisch Garten which wasn't too bad, one of the Best Westerns which was nothing to write home about but the Cosmopolitan is quite okay as its right in the middle of Schwabing. Instead of going to the Hofbrauhaus (which is good fun mind you) try just across the street at Ayingers (they also have a hotel.) Personally I'm not a big fan on Munich although I spent 6 months working just outside but you can have some fun there...

Und iz it possible to get zer by train from London. I hate flying.

Edit : I mean quickly. The red eye from Gare du Nord takes 10 hours
Is there a connection from Brussels or summat.

[suityou01]

Und iz it possible to get zer by train from London. I hate flying.

Edit : I mean quickly. The red eye from Gare du Nord takes 10 hours
Is there a connection from Brussels or summat.

Yep, cheers for the neg.

[darmstadt]

I did the train from Frankfurt to London last year, around 6 hours so you would have to do London - Brussels - Köln - München. I would expect between 8-10 hours travelling but you can get pissed on the trains on the mainland