Best New Year's Eve Hotels Munich Near Me

4worldlovers: Business & family hotel in the centre of Munich with all-day restaurant and extensive conference facilities.

The Holiday Inn Munich - City Centre Hotel is located directly above the Rosenheimer Platz S-Bahn station in the heart of Munich, offering fast and direct connections throughout the city.

The hotel has been a popular destination for business travellers, tourists and locals for many years. Its location makes it an ideal place for entertainment, activities and relaxation. The hotel has modern rooms with comfortable furnishings as well as a restaurant, bar, fitness and sauna area and other amenities. .

It is 10 minutes to Munich's main railway station, 35 minutes to Munich Airport and only 4 minutes by S-Bahn to Marienplatz, the heart of the city. .

Families love the science and technology exhibitions at the Deutsches Museum, which is just a short walk away, while the shops in the pedestrian zone of Kaufingerstraße in the old town invite you to shop or stroll. .

The hotel has 18 meeting rooms that can accommodate up to 500 guests, and its convenient location makes it an ideal venue.

At this hotel you can enjoy Wi-Fi, connectivity (accessible sockets) and the Chef's Station at breakfast.

HolidayInn Munich - City Centre Hotel also offers an ideal base for trade fair visitors.

Our 582 air-conditioned rooms are designed with your comfort in mind and include a pillow menu for a sound night’s sleep. Some have sofa beds, ideal for families, while inclusive WiFi and flatscreen TVs keep everyone entertained. Book an executive room for more work space and a sitting area.

The hotel is directly above Rosenheimer Platz S-Bahn station. Families love the science and tech exhibits at the vast Deutsches Museum, a short walk away, while shoppers delight at the stores lining pedestrianized Kaufingerstrasse in the Old Town.

4worldlovers: Our hotel in Munich-Haidhausen, centrally located between Ostbahnhof and Rosenheimer Platz, goes to show that all good things come in tens! Visitors to Munich are now spoilt for choice when it comes to our affordable design hotels. Our tenth accommodation in the city, a turquoise oasis situated in one of its most historic, charming areas, has now opened. In the 17th century, Haidhausen was considered a working-class neighbourhood. The area also played a key role in the development of Munich’s famous inn and beer garden culture, since local breweries used the cellar vaults on the upper bank of the Isar to keep their beer cold. The Gasteig, Munich’s cultural centre and home to the Munich Philharmonic, can be found here today, along with Maximilianeum, the seat of the Bavarian State Parliament. So there is no lack of sightseeing attractions within immediate proximity of our Munich hotel.

Pop quiz: why is Haidhausen sometimes called the French Quarter? Sure, the neighbourhood currently features a variety of French restaurants and boutiques. But the real reason is that, in 1872, the streets around the Ostbahnhof were named after victorious battles in the Franco-Prussian War of 1870/71. This includes the semi-circular Orleansplatz, Belfortstrasse, Lothringerstrasse and Pariser Platz. The area’s French influence and reputation as a hotspot for artists and craftspeople inspired much of the interior design of our hotel, such as the colour scheme, artwork and other charming details. So it’s no accident that our wrought-iron room divider in the lounge is reminiscent of the balconies that frequently adorn the local period buildings. But there’s even more to discover. After tanking up on energy at our organic breakfast, it’s time to head out and explore Munich. Don’t worry, your comfortable room with hot shower and dreamy box-spring bed will be waiting for you when you return in the evening.