We stayed at the Marriott in Munich. Got a good deal through priceline.

I was in Munich last week (June 15-19), and it was extremely hot and humid. We stayed at the previously mentioned Hotel Uhland, and we loved the hotel, and the owners were terrific, BUT the lack of air conditioning made it quite uncomfortable at night. Leaving the windows open, you have to hear all the street noise, the insects and birds, and yes, a few of those insects do make their way into your room. We paid a premium for this hotel because it was World Cup time, and we couldn't justify paying even more for a more upscale air-conditioned hotel. BUT, if I were traveling to Munich during fall or spring, I would probably stay at the Uhland again, just because the neigborhood was very nice, the owners were so great, and our room was lovely, and the bed was very, very comfortable.

For those of you who poo-poo air conditioning, you obviously are not from the U.S., where we keep it on maximum all spring, summer and fall (yes, I live in the south, where it's really, really, really hot!).

Pam

The Hotel Amba, right across from the main train station & in a little better area than the Uhland (which is also fine).

>and it was extremely hot and humid.
No, it wasn't it was nice and warm ,35% humidtiy, no bugs yet. Perfect beergarden weather between 25 and 28 celsius max. People enjoyed it! Today is rather cool 20C. There will hopefully still be a few warm days until September, keep fingers crossed

We stayed at the Maritim Hotel about 2 years ago. Wonderful hotel with lovely air-conditioning.

The hotel is located about 2 blocks from the Hauptbahnhof (main train station) and is an easy walk to the main sights of Munich...about 5-10 minutes. Taxis to the Marienplatz are about 5 euro.

I got a double room for around $86. (June) Don't know the prices now, but it's a nice property. Great if you want to daytrip from the train station.

Val