Munich has a lot to offer to budget travelers. Restaurants and shops abound, and the leafy streets and gorgeous buildings create a refined, elegant scene.
And if you are looking for more hustle and bustle, Munich has that too. During Oktoberfest, you’ll also see the wild side of the city.
Sure, Munich is pretty affordable, and that goes for hotels too. But not all budget hotels are the same, and we certainly don’t want you to sacrifice your nice vacation just to save a dime.
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Best budget hotels in Munich
We found hotels that check off more than just the budget-friendly box — these hotels are clean, comfortable, charming, and staffed with the best of the best.
![simple hotel room with wood bed frame, floral curtains, and small fan on a dresser](https://i0.wp.com/www.eurocheapo.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Pension-Locarno.jpg?resize=500%2C333&ssl=1)
You won’t beat the location at Pension Locarno. Photo: Booking.com
Pension Locarno
Neighborhood: North of the Train Station
Double room from $65
Location, location, Locarno. While the rooms are simple, the staff is kind and the location near Central Station and top-notch shopping is hard to beat… especially with rates this low. Bathrooms are shared, rooms are spacious, and the free Internet is fast. Read the full review
![red and beige hotel room at ibis Munchen City, one of the best budget hotels in Munich](https://i0.wp.com/www.eurocheapo.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/ibis-Munchen-City.jpg?resize=500%2C375&ssl=1)
Enjoy simple rooms with all the creature comforts at Ibis Munchen City. Photo: Booking.com
Ibis Munchen City
Neighborhood: North of the Train Station
Doubles from $77
Sure, this is a hotel chain, but Ibis offers familiar comforts in a convenient location near the train station, all for rates that won’t put you over budget. Enjoy TVs, free Wi-Fi, and even air conditioning—a less common perk in Munich hotels. Read the full review
![breakfast room with tables in red tablecloths and plants on a windowsill](https://i0.wp.com/www.eurocheapo.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Pension-Haydn.jpg?resize=500%2C375&ssl=1)
Indulge in Pension Haydn’s breakfast buffet, included in the nightly rate, in the cozy dining room. Photo: Booking.com
Pension Haydn
Neighborhood: South of the Train Station
Doubles starting at $97
Looking for some peace and quiet? Book at Pension Haydn, which sits on a quieter side street. Rooms are colorful and have flat-screen TVs, and you can access free Wi-Fi in the common areas. If you book in advance, you may even score a room with a balcony. Read the full review
Belle Blue Zentrum
Neighborhood: South of the Train Station
Doubles from $106
The Belle Blue Zentrum has made blue one of our favorite color. In reality, the attractive hotel is decked out in an array of bright shades. Rooms are soundproof and have televisions, air conditioning, minibars, and free Wi-Fi. Best of all, the hotel offers complimentary coffee, tea, prosecco, and mulled wine. Cheers! Read the full review
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Nice view! Splurge on a patio room at Motel One.
Motel One München Sendlinger Tor
Neighborhood: Stadtmitte
Doubles starting at $109
The Motel One chain is stylish and affordable, and the Sendlinger Tor location is a great cheapo spot. Rooms are sleek in teal and black, and amenities include air conditioning, flat-screen televisions, free Wi-Fi, and private bathrooms. Read the full review
More budget hotels in Munich
Want even more choices for hotels in Munich? Check out EuroCheapo’s complete Munich hotel guide.
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