Hotels in Munich
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Hotels in Munich
I am looking into booking a hotel for my family in Munich, close to the old town (15 min walking distance away max.).
There will be 5 of us: mom, dad, 21 yr old, 19 yr. old, and 15 yr. old, so we were obviously going to get 2 rooms. I haven't however, been successful in finding a hotel that sleeps 3 in a room. The problem is that we are all between 5' 8" and 6' 4" and no one wants to sleep on a roll away.
I was thinking about a 3 or 4 star hotel. We have hotel points and not all hotels can be paid for with the points so as many suggestions for hotels that sleep 3 would be helpful!
There will be 5 of us: mom, dad, 21 yr old, 19 yr. old, and 15 yr. old, so we were obviously going to get 2 rooms. I haven't however, been successful in finding a hotel that sleeps 3 in a room. The problem is that we are all between 5' 8" and 6' 4" and no one wants to sleep on a roll away.
I was thinking about a 3 or 4 star hotel. We have hotel points and not all hotels can be paid for with the points so as many suggestions for hotels that sleep 3 would be helpful!
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Check out LeMeridien - 10,000 SPG points per night and large rooms available with two double beds.
There is also a Courtyard that is well located, as well as a Four Points. The Courtyard is rarely available with points but the Marriott and Renaissance are, though IMO not asconvenient for what we do in Munich.
There is also a Courtyard that is well located, as well as a Four Points. The Courtyard is rarely available with points but the Marriott and Renaissance are, though IMO not asconvenient for what we do in Munich.
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If you lean toward a non-chain local, close to Marienplatz, a few years ago we were very comfortable with The Kraft. Not sure about any point exchanges therein. Rates were quite moderate in '08. Inclusive breakfasts were excellent.
Stu
http://www.hotels-munich-center.com/...otel-ktaft-gb/
Note: Please be very cautious with Dick's recommendation above (Iris1745). The last time I followed one of his recommendations we ended up in a Provincial Prison in the South of France, where they had added an attached guest ward. Breakfast was black coffee an stale doughnuts. <i>Caveat emptor!</i>
If you lean toward a non-chain local, close to Marienplatz, a few years ago we were very comfortable with The Kraft. Not sure about any point exchanges therein. Rates were quite moderate in '08. Inclusive breakfasts were excellent.
Stu
http://www.hotels-munich-center.com/...otel-ktaft-gb/
Note: Please be very cautious with Dick's recommendation above (Iris1745). The last time I followed one of his recommendations we ended up in a Provincial Prison in the South of France, where they had added an attached guest ward. Breakfast was black coffee an stale doughnuts. <i>Caveat emptor!</i>
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In Munich our family of three stays at the Hotel Acanthus, near the Sendlinger Tor. It's a lovely small hotel in a quiet area. You can walk on pedestrian streets to the Marienplatz in about ten minutes. The breakfast is very good.
One time we stayed in a big family room that took up the whole top floor that I think could have slept four people. This isn't shown on their website, but you could write and ask about it. And on more recent trips we've had a triple room. Our teenage daughter is 5'10" and she didn't have any problem on the third bed.
Kathy
One time we stayed in a big family room that took up the whole top floor that I think could have slept four people. This isn't shown on their website, but you could write and ask about it. And on more recent trips we've had a triple room. Our teenage daughter is 5'10" and she didn't have any problem on the third bed.
Kathy
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Hey tower; I love stale doughnuts. They are great to dunk into black coffee. When you come east, I recommend the Salem jail, recently renovated. KathyWood; We also have stayed at the Hotel Acanthus and enjoyed the stay. But LeMeridian is also a good place to stay. The staff were very nice, especially in the bar. No doughnuts there.




