Despite having a fitness center in need of additional equipment, Hilton City receives our highest rating for its super convenient subway access, impressively outfitted rooms, serene ambiance, friendly staff, and fabulous breakfast.
Price: Moderately Expensive
Located in the city's heart, steps from shops, cafes and popular tourist attractions, BH owns the best hotel gym in Munich. It's no wonder, because a former Mr. Universe (Ralf Moeller), who is a frequent hotel guest, helped choose the equipment.
Price: Expensive
Get one thing straight: the train station area of Munich is not appealing. Yes, it's safe during daylight hours and yes, there are plenty of tourists walking around with/without rolling luggage in tow. It's also dirty, crowded and certainly less desirable than other parts of this beautiful city.
Price: Moderately Expensive
For those needing to set up a home base on the city's north-side, this Marriott is your best bet.
Price: Moderately Expensive
A neighbor of our highly-recommended Hilton City, Novotel enjoys the same location benefits as its competitor (easy subway access, central city location, etc.), but the accommodation qualit
Price: Least Expensive
As maybe the most luxurious property in all of Munich, you would expect Mandarin to sport an unbelievable fitness center, right? It's not the best, but it's better than its been. Mandarin recently added more space to the facility, along with a sauna and steam room.
Price: Expensive
Adjacent to the Central Train station, Sofitel's upscale hotel combines luxury with a little dash of funk.
Price: Expensive
This Westin is another Munich property that falls into the category of "good hotel, crummy location." Located on the outskirts of downtown Munich, the hotel is convenient for those with business meetings in the neighboring office buildings, but a hard sell to anyone else.
Price: Moderately Expensive
The best feature of this 1970's hotel property is its proximity to Olympia Park's running paths and
Price: Least Expensive
We debated whether to put Art Hotel on our recommended list and decided to do so because it's the only cheap accommodation near the train station (5-minute walk) with a legitimate workout option.
Price: Least Expensive
Staying at this Munich luxury property costs a truckload, but high expectations will be satisfied, including sweat needs - if you follow our advice. Kempinski's toney spa is attended by staff from 6:30am to 10:30pm.
Price: Expensive