15 Best Hotels in Ludwigsvorstadt, Munich

Housed in a former post office opposite the city's main train station, this boutique hotel features plenty of fun, funky design touches, like refurbished typewriters and faux mounted deer heads in the lobby. Individually decorated rooms have a cool industrial vibe, softened by plush furnishings. 

This privately owned hotel enjoys a tranquil side-street location and its own garden, close to the River Isar, minutes from the Deutsches Museum. Freshly renovated rooms are bright and modern and those overlooking the leafy courtyard are particularly quiet.

Bold design, a top-notch spa and gym, plus a slick Japanese-inspired bar and restaurant distinguish this upscale boutique hotel from most options in the area. Rooms have a chic retro vibe, with mid-century-style furnishings; upper categories feature soaking tubs and balconies.

This trendy, inexpensive design hotel features minimalist-style rooms, most with balconies, and a hopping around-the-clock bar on the main level. It’s just around the corner from the Oktoberfest grounds.

Just a short walk along an underpass from the Hauptbahnhof station, the Excelsior welcomes guests with rooms that are spacious and inviting with a design that resembles a luxury alpine resort.

This design-forward hotel is perfectly located a few hundred yards from Viktualienmarkt and the Gärtnerplatz quarter. White walls and bedding and wooden floors give the rooms a bright, contemporary feel. 

A nice, light-filled lobby makes a good first impression, but Oktoberfest revelers value the Brack's proximity to the beer-festival grounds. Its location—on a busy, tree-lined thoroughfare just south of the City Center—is handy for major attractions. However, the beds in single rooms are quite small.

A Belle Epoque mansion is the attractive setting for this well-priced hotel, featuring spacious rooms with high ceilings and large windows overlooking a leafy avenue. 

This modern hotel is used to American tourists who appreciate the friendly service, central location (between the main railway station and the Oktoberfest fairgrounds), and reasonable room rates. Two suites are available for small groups or families. Rooms are outfitted with light woods, bright prints, and plush carpeting. A breakfast buffet is included.

The location—just a block from the main train station—is the biggest draw of this hotel; the second draw is the price. 

This stately villa is a landmark building, in a quiet residential area, with newly renovated, modern rooms that are quite large and can accommodate three people. 

Visitors have praised the friendly welcome and service they receive at this well-maintained and affordable lodging within walking distance of the Oktoberfest grounds. 

This brand-new, sophististicated luxury hotel sits between Stachus and Munich's central station. With a design reflecting natural hues and gold tones, the attractive rooms are large and equipped with luxurious amenities that include Dyson hair dryers, complimentary mineral water, and Nespresso machines. Fantastic views can be seen through the Stachus old city gate.  

If you're looking for an affordable little pension a stone's throw from the Viktualienmarkt, this is the place. Rooms are simple, outfitted in a Bavarian country style featuring lots of wood.

Housed in a grand landmark building mere steps from the main train station, this refined luxury hotel offers nicely styled modern rooms plus free access to the spa with a heated, spiral-shaped indoor pool, whirlpool, and sauna.