About 800m west of the Hauptbahnhof, this energetic hostel-hotel has basic, clean, bright rooms with big dorms divided into two for a bit of privacy. Room rates vary wildly depending on the date, events taking place in Munich and occupancy.
For over 40 years the Jenke family has infused their little hotel with a unique brand of unpretentious hospitality much beloved by wallet-watching nomads from around the globe.
If retro-design is your thing, you just struck gold. Things kick off in the reception with its faux '70s veneer and suspended '60s ball chairs, and continue in the rooms, all identical and decorated in cool retro oranges and greens.
There's plenty to like about this small, family-run hotel that's delivered friendly, unpretentious service for over three decades.
This guesthouse has 20 self-contained studio flats on the edge of the English Garden for €1500 per month.
The cheery décor at this value-for-money pick reflects the vision of the owners, a husband-and-wife team with a knack for colour, fabrics and design.
The 54 rooms at this quiet sleeper near the Hauptbahnhof are done out in trendy greys and blacks, accentuated by flashes of lime and purple.
The rainbow flag flutters camply alongside the usual national pennants outside this traditionally gay outpost that invites style junkies of all sexual persuasions to enjoy the slick rooms and first-class restaurant.
Rooms here start at €180 per week and €350 per month, while studio flats will set you back about €300 per week and €600 per month, all excluding the 25% commission and 19% VAT.
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