
Hotels in Munich, Germany
Leonardo Royal Hotel Munich
NYX Hotel Munich
Leonardo Boutique Hotel Munich
Leonardo Hotel Munich City Olympiapark
Leonardo Hotel Munich Arabellapark
Leonardo Hotel München City Center
Leonardo Hotel Munich City East
Leonardo Hotel Munich City South
Leonardo Hotel Munich City North
Leonardo Hotel München City West
Leonardo Hotel & Residenz München

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Munich
Rated one of the world’s most liveable cities, Munich is a financial and business hub, and also arguably the beer capital of Europe, with no fewer than six huge breweries, hundreds of beer halls and a world-famous festival, Oktoberfest. If all that sounds like a series of contradictions, Munich plays them to its advantage. This is a city whose different faces only make it more intriguing, one that knows how to both work hard and play hard. Looking for somewhere to stay in the city? We have 11 Munich hotels to choose from.
Get your bearings
As well as its reputation as a business centre, hosting many international trade fairs each year, Munich is also known as the city of art and beer. So, the best place to start your trip is in the Kunstareal, the city’s museum quarter, where you can explore 5,000 years of cultural history in an area of just 500m x 500m. There are 18 museums, 40 galleries and six international colleges here, so the choice is yours. Wherever you select, after all that culture, you’ll be well-deserving of a glass of the city’s other speciality in one of its many famous beer halls.
Don’t miss
As the capital of the state of Bavaria, Munich has multiple unmissable sights and sounds. Live music is a key part of city life, particularly in the form of the traditional oompah bands that perform in full Bavarian dress including lederhosen and dirndl, and a visit to Munich wouldn’t be complete without hearing these brass quartets play. Elsewhere, football lovers can take a trip to the Allianz Arena – home to Bayern Munich, the most successful team in German football history.
While you’re there
Take a walk in the English Garden, one of the world’s largest urban parks, or if you’re more of a petrolhead, visit the BMW Museum, where the city’s famous car brand traces its 100+ year history and gives you a taste of the futuristic models yet to come. However you decide to spend your time here, with 11 hotels in Munich to choose from, Leonardo Hotels can help you find the perfect place to stay.
Rated one of the world’s most liveable cities, Munich is a financial and business hub, and also arguably the beer capital of Europe, with no fewer than six huge breweries, hundreds of beer halls and a world-famous festival, Oktoberfest. If all that sounds like a series of contradictions, Munich plays them to its advantage. This is a city whose different faces only make it more intriguing, one that knows how to both work hard and play hard. Looking for somewhere to stay in the city? We have 11 Munich hotels to choose from.
Get your bearings
As well as its reputation as a business centre, hosting many international trade fairs each year, Munich is also known as the city of art and beer. So, the best place to start your trip is in the Kunstareal, the city’s museum quarter, where you can explore 5,000 years of cultural history in an area of just 500m x 500m. There are 18 museums, 40 galleries and six international colleges here, so the choice is yours. Wherever you select, after all that culture, you’ll be well-deserving of a glass of the city’s other speciality in one of its many famous beer halls.
Don’t miss
As the capital of the state of Bavaria, Munich has multiple unmissable sights and sounds. Live music is a key part of city life, particularly in the form of the traditional oompah bands that perform in full Bavarian dress including lederhosen and dirndl, and a visit to Munich wouldn’t be complete without hearing these brass quartets play. Elsewhere, football lovers can take a trip to the Allianz Arena – home to Bayern Munich, the most successful team in German football history.
While you’re there
Take a walk in the English Garden, one of the world’s largest urban parks, or if you’re more of a petrolhead, visit the BMW Museum, where the city’s famous car brand traces its 100+ year history and gives you a taste of the futuristic models yet to come. However you decide to spend your time here, with 11 hotels in Munich to choose from, Leonardo Hotels can help you find the perfect place to stay.
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About the City
Absolutely. Munich (München) is one of Germany’s most visited cities — known for its Bavarian culture, beer gardens, museums, and mountain views.
Munich is famous for Oktoberfest, Marienplatz, Nymphenburg Palace, being the home of BMW and FC Bayern München, and hosting major events at the modern SAP Garden.
The best times to visit are spring (April–June) and autumn (September–October), when the weather is pleasant and major festivals take place. Summer is also a great time to experience Munich’s beer gardens and outdoor events, while the Christmas market season (late November–December) offers a festive atmosphere with traditional markets and seasonal charm.
Yes. Families enjoy Deutsches Museum, Hellabrunn Zoo, and parks like the English Garden.
Highlights include Oktoberfest, Tollwood Festival, Christmas Markets, and FC Bayern matches at Allianz Arena.
Definitely. Munich is one of Germany’s key business and tech hubs, home to Messe München, Siemens, and BMW headquarters.
Yes. The Altstadt (Old Town) and shopping areas are easy to explore on foot, with excellent public transport for longer trips.
Try Weißwurst, pretzels, schnitzel, and local beer at traditional beer halls like Hofbräuhaus.
Yes. The Bavarian Alps are about an hour away — perfect for day trips to Garmisch-Partenkirchen or Neuschwanstein Castle.
Popular options include Neuschwanstein Castle, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Salzburg, Lake Starnberg, and Lake Tegernsee.
The Altstadt-Lehel district is best for sightseeing near Marienplatz, while Maxvorstadt and Schwabing offer cafés, art galleries, and easy access to English Garden.
Only Leonardo Hotel Munich City Center is within walking distance of Theresienwiese.
Other properties such as Leonardo Hotel & Residenz München, Leonardo Hotel Munich City West, NYX Hotel Munich, and Leonardo Hotel Munich City South are well connected to the Oktoberfest grounds by public transport but are not within walking distance.
Yes. Munich’s U-Bahn, S-Bahn, trams, and buses are fast, clean, and connect the whole city — including the airport and Allianz Arena.
The Tollwood Festival, Filmfest München, and Munich Opera Festival draw international visitors each year.
The Munich Christmas Market at Marienplatz is one of Germany’s most beautiful; Leonardo Hotels nearby offer easy access
Leonardo Hotels in the City
There are 11 Leonardo Hotels in Munich, including Leonardo Royal Hotel Munich, Leonardo Boutique Hotel Munich, Leonardo Hotel & Residenz München, Leonardo Hotel Munich City Center, City East, City South, City North, City West, Olympiapark, Arabellapark, and NYX Hotel Munich.
Leonardo Hotel Munich City Center and Leonardo Boutique Hotel Munich are both steps away from Marienplatz, Stachus, and main attractions.
Leonardo Royal Hotel Munich, Leonardo Hotel Munich City East, and Leonardo Hotel Munich Arabellapark are located close to major business parks and Messe München, while Leonardo Hotel Munich City South and NYX Hotel Munich are also popular with business travellers thanks to their strong transport connections and access to key business districts.
Leonardo Hotel Munich City Center is only a 2-minute walk from Hauptbahnhof, perfect for short city breaks or train connections.
Leonardo Royal Hotel Munich, Leonardo Hotel Munich City North, and Leonardo Hotel Munich Arabellapark are all around 10–15 minutes by car or U-Bahn from the Allianz Arena, home of FC Bayern München.
Leonardo Hotel Munich City Center is the only Leonardo hotel within walking distance of Theresienwiese, while Leonardo Hotel & Residenz München, Leonardo Hotel Munich City West, NYX Hotel Munich, and Leonardo Hotel Munich City South are easily reached by public transport.
Leonardo Hotel & Residenz München, Leonardo Hotel Munich City West, and NYX Hotel Munich offer rooms with kitchenettes, along with spacious accommodation and practical amenities, making them ideal for extended business stays or relocation stays
NYX Hotel Munich features urban art, a lively bar, and modern design, perfect for younger or creative guests.
Leonardo Royal Hotel Munich and Leonardo Hotel Munich City Olympiapark are directly adjacent to Olympiapark and BMW Welt.
All Leonardo Hotels in Munich offer triple and quadruple rooms suitable for families, along with convenient public transport access. Many properties, including Leonardo Hotel Munich City East and Leonardo Hotel Munich City South, also provide on-site or nearby parking.
Leonardo Hotel Munich Arabellapark is the closest Leonardo hotel to Munich Airport (MUC), offering fast motorway access and a journey time of around 25 minutes by car, while Leonardo Hotel Munich City North also has good motorway connections to the airport.
Leonardo Hotel Munich Arabellapark and Leonardo Hotel Munich City East are most convenient for trade fair visitors.
Hotel Features & Services
Leonardo Royal Hotel Munich, Leonardo Hotel Munich City East, Leonardo Hotel Munich Arabellapark, and NYX Hotel Munich offer on-site restaurants, while Leonardo Hotel & Residenz München and Leonardo Hotel Munich City West cooperate with nearby restaurants, and hotel bars are available at all Leonardo Hotels in Munich except Leonardo Hotel Munich City North.
Leonardo Royal Hotel Munich, Leonardo Hotel Munich Arabellapark, Leonardo Hotel Munich City East, and Leonardo Hotel Munich City South offer extensive event and conference spaces equipped with modern AV facilities.
Yes. Several properties — including Leonardo Royal Hotel Munich, City East, and Arabellapark — have fitness rooms or nearby gym access.
Yes. All hotels serve a daily breakfast buffet with hot and cold dishes, local specialities, and vegan options.
Yes. All Leonardo Hotels in Munich provide on-site or underground parking, with electric vehicle charging at select locations.
Yes. All Leonardo Hotels in Munich welcome pets upon request (extra charges may apply).
Yes. All Leonardo Hotels in Munich are equipped with air conditioning, which is operated seasonally (availability depends on the time of year).
Yes. Guests enjoy free high-speed Wi-Fi throughout all Leonardo Hotels in Munich.
Yes. All Leonardo Hotels in Munich offer triple and quadruple rooms suitable for families, with selected properties also providing connecting room options.
Yes. Leonardo Royal Hotel Munich offers rooms with views over the adjacent park, while Leonardo Boutique Hotel Munich does not have a rooftop or terrace with skyline views.
Absolutely. With prime locations, conference amenities, and proximity to attractions and transport, they suit every type of guest.