Munich airport shuttle service FROM Hotel
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Munich airport shuttle service FROM Hotel
I tried to find on the internet a shuttle service from hotels in Munich to the airport. I am looking for something that is reasonably priced. In other words cheaper than a taxi but more expensive than the subway/train.<BR><BR>We normally use shuttles in Paris and in the US. Do they have this type of service in Munich? The only things that I have found so far are much more expensive than the price of a taxi. Please post a website if you know of one.<BR><BR>FYI, chances are that I will be staying at the Holiday Inn South in a residential area just outside the city center.
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kjulie,<BR><BR>You seem to lack the knowledge to do searches on your own prior to posting questions on this board. <BR><BR>Why don't you contact the hotel you now plan to stay. They would certainly know about any and all transportation available.<BR><BR>You might also do a google search on Munich shuttle services.<BR><BR>XXX
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And XXX you can take a hike.<BR>The question is legit. And obviously you haven't a clue as to the correct answer.<BR><BR>For kjule. I have sought an answer to the same question and so far, I have come up empty. This past year, I tried two ways: take the Sbahn all the way.<BR>It is fairly easy, and takes about 45 minutes. There are escalators and elevators at many of the Ubahn-Sbahn stations and the the interface at Marienplatz is fairly easy. The cost is almost nominal.<BR><BR>The other method, and the one I prefer for my hotel, is to take the Lufthansa shuttle bus between the Nordfriedhof stop and the airport. I have done that going and coming. The bus runs about every 20 minutes. You can get to your final destination in one of two or three ways. I had the bus driver radio ahead for a taxi, which pulled behind us about the time we got our luggage from the bus.<BR><BR>The Nordfriedhof busstop is next to the U6 (If I recall right) Ubahn stop.<BR>This line follows down Leopoldstrasse through Schwabing to Odeonsplatz and Marienplatz, which is the heart of downtown.<BR><BR>We found either way fairly easy to use.<BR>However, a taxi is not all that much money wise, I understand, something like 50 - 60 euro.<BR>You will not save huge amounts by taking the bus, because it is a little more expensive than the Sbahn route.<BR><BR>
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Depending on where your hotel is the cost of a taxi could be more, it would have been a little over $100 to get to our hotel near the Haufbnhf. The S is really easy and inexpensive--is there some reason why you don't want to use this mode of transport?<BR><BR>As far as a shuttle I think that depends on the hotel, while I don't agree with XXX's attitude I do agree with his suggestion to contact your hotel directly and inquire there.
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<BR>Take the subway, it is very easy. They hardly have any stairs to climb up or down so it does matter if you have a whole bunch of luggage. Also, the walkways to the subway cars are very short. It is the simplest thing, there is nothing to explain, just do it.
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Agree with Nia. In my 18 mths there I never saw any sign of a shuttle. If you have a family - ask for a group ticket. Per person it works out very cheaply. Taxis in Munich are expensive and the airport is not close - so prices quoted of $60 and up are in the right ball park.