Originally Posted by mjs

What’s not too expensive?

Originally Posted by Melnq8

Any hotel near an S-bahn is a good bet, as you can get just about anywhere in Munich via train.

Motel One is an inexpenisve chain and they have several locations in Munich. I've stayed at the one near Munich Ost train station, and found it very convenient.

Originally Posted by Underhill

We stayed at the Platzl and thought it very good. Excellent location, good breakfast, close to good spots for lunch and dinner. The room was comfortable and the price was right.

Originally Posted by Underhill

We stayed at the Platzl and thought it very good. Excellent location, good breakfast, close to good spots for lunch and dinner. The room was comfortable and the price was right.

Originally Posted by Dukey1

Take a look at the Platzl: great breakfast around the corner from the Marienplatz

Originally Posted by kcicconetti

We stayed at Hotel Metropol about five years ago. The rates look to be about 210 euro a night now, but it was practically across the street from the train station. A good walk to Marienplatz but doable. Friendly staff and good breakfast. Next door was another cute hotel Cocoon, which had a nice bar.

Originally Posted by sea2sea

Thanks, a little higher than I want to pay but I will look into it 😊

Originally Posted by kcicconetti

I went on Booking.com and put in some random dates for April. Found rates from 281-295 euros for TWO nights. So may be more in your budget than I previously posted. Good luck!

Originally Posted by ml871

All B&B. IBIS, Motel One and Premier Inn Hotels in Munich should be under 200$ per night. Premier Inn Sonnenstrasse is right in the City Center. Maybe the best option for you.

Originally Posted by Melnq8

You might also look into Kings Hotel Center and Kings Hotel First Class (which we stayed at in November, under $300 for two nights, great breakfast, booked on Hotels.com, small room, but quite comfortable for a few nights). Both are located an easy walk from the Hauptbahnhof and walking distance to Marienplatz. Check the hotel directly as well as booking sites as prices can vary wildly.

https://www.kingshotels.de/en/hotel-munich-center/

https://www.kingshotels.de/

Originally Posted by sussanagunvor3316

How exciting that you and your daughter are visiting Munich in April! For budget-friendly yet convenient accommodations, consider looking into hotels in the Altstadt-Lehel district. This area puts you in proximity to many of Munich's key attractions such as Marienplatz, the Viktualienmarkt, and the historic Old Town. Options like Hotel Adria or Hotel Sendlinger Tor offer affordability and central locations. Additionally, the Maxvorstadt district, known for its artsy vibe and close proximity to museums like the Pinakotheken, could be worth exploring for reasonably priced hotels like Hotel Luitpold. I hope you have a wonderful stay in Munich!