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Wander through Amalienpassage, and step into a living 19th-century postcard. This century-old arcade buzzes with charm—boutiques, cozy cafés, and vintage bookshops line the arched corridors, filling the air with the scent of fresh bread and old paper. Grab a seat, sip a latte, and watch sunlight stream through the glass roof, painting golden stripes across the floor. Time slows down here. No noise, no rush—just the warm pulse of real life. This is Munich’s hidden gem, where history breathes and everyday moments become poetry.
Casa Barvaria
Stay Kooook Munich City - New Opening
PM-Rooms
Hotel Südstern
Meininger Hotel München Olympiapark
Wombat’s The City Hostel Munich Werksviertel
Wombat's City Hostel Munich Hauptbahnhof
a&o München Hackerbrücke
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Amalienpassage
Hotel Bayerischer Hof is a top choice, located just a 5-minute walk from Amalienpassage. This five-star boutique hotel blends classic Bavarian architecture with modern luxury, featuring rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows offering views of historic streetscapes. Its rooftop restaurant, Bayerischer Hof Restaurant, serves authentic German cuisine and panoramic views of Munich's Old Town. The hotel also provides complimentary metro shuttle service to major attractions like Marienplatz and the Residenz, making it an ideal base for exploring the cultural and shopping highlights surrounding Amalienpassage.
From Amalienpassage, you can walk to Marienplatz and the Residenz in just 10 minutes—two central landmarks. For destinations like the New Town Hall or Frauenkirche, take the U-Bahn U3 line from nearby stations, transferring at München Hauptbahnhof, which takes about 15 minutes. Amalienpassage itself is a key transit hub, served by multiple bus lines connecting to Nymphenburg Palace and Olympiastadion. Use the MVG App for real-time schedules and consider purchasing a Day Ticket to save on transport costs, ensuring a seamless and flexible exploration of Munich.
Amalienpassage is a historic arcade housing luxury boutiques, artisan leather workshops, and traditional German souvenir shops. Schuhhaus Würth specializes in handmade leather footwear, while Galerie am Alten Markt features limited-edition artworks and ceramics by local artists. Weekend pop-up markets offer fresh baked goods and handmade candles. Nearby Kaufinger Straße boasts flagship stores of German designer brands and exclusive fashion labels. After shopping, relax at Café im Amalienpassage, savoring freshly baked German pastries and coffee—a perfect way to immerse in authentic European urban life.
Yes, several family-friendly attractions lie within walking distance of Amalienpassage. Just a 5-minute stroll leads to Kindermuseum München, featuring interactive exhibits and hands-on workshops that engage children in history and science through play. Nearby, the Frauenkirche offers a climbable bell tower with panoramic city views—ideal for kids. A short ride away, Olympiapark includes a children’s amusement zone and a mini-marathon track, perfect for active family outings. Additionally, Amalienpassage itself is a safe, pedestrian-friendly area lined with cafes and ice cream shops, providing comfortable spots for parents and children to enjoy treats and rest during their visit.
Traveler Reviews
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PM-Rooms
I absolutely loved staying at PM-Rooms! It's just a short tram ride away from the train station—trams 18 and 19 make getting here super easy. The location is perfect, right near the old town and walking distance to Oktoberfest festivities during the season. The room was spotless, with large windows that let in plenty of natural light. Check-in was straightforward and well-explained, which made everything stress-free. There’s a shared kitchen, ideal for travelers who want to cook their own meals. Despite being a youth hostel vibe, it’s surprisingly quiet and respectful—great for solo travelers or small groups. Clean, friendly, and incredibly well-located. I’d definitely stay here again!
Hotel Südstern
Hotel Südstern is perfectly located for both public transit and those traveling by car. The nearby subway station makes getting around Munich a breeze, and if you're driving, the hotel offers free underground parking—such a convenient bonus. The rooms are modest in size but well-designed and fully equipped with everything you’d need. Everything was spotless and well-maintained throughout our stay. We truly felt at home. The comfort of the bed, quiet ambiance, and overall cleanliness made it an enjoyable experience. I’d absolutely stay here again on my next trip to Munich—highly recommend for travelers who value convenience, cleanliness, and a cozy atmosphere.
Meininger Hotel München Olympiapark
We've stayed at this hotel for the second time, and we were thoroughly impressed again. Located just a few minutes away from Olympiapark, it's incredibly convenient for exploring Munich's attractions. The hotel is currently undergoing renovations, but our room was already upgraded—spacious, bright, and beautifully modernized. We loved the fresh design and comfortable layout. There are plenty of vending machines offering drinks and snacks, plus a shared kitchen with a fridge, toaster, and cooking essentials—perfect for preparing your own meals. The laundry room has two washing machines, which is super handy during longer stays. Breakfast was outstanding—fresh, abundant, and well-prepared with no missing essentials. For guests who smoke, there are outdoor seating areas with benches and chairs, so you can enjoy a cigarette without disturbing others. Parking is available in the underground garage, making it easy to explore the city by car. Overall, the service, cleanliness, and value for money are excellent. This place truly delivers on comfort and convenience—definitely a top choice for travelers visiting Munich.
Wombat’s The City Hostel Munich Werksviertel
This hostel is absolutely fantastic! Right in the heart of Munich's Werksviertel district, it’s super convenient for exploring the city—just a short walk or quick tram ride to the center. The facilities are top-notch: the kitchen is fully equipped, perfect for cooking your own meals, and the common area has a welcoming, social vibe. I loved meeting fellow travelers—it’s easy to strike up conversations with like-minded guests. The rooms are spotless, spacious, and feature two private bathrooms, so no waiting in line. Everything about this place feels thoughtfully designed for comfort and connection. A real gem with unbeatable value. I’ll definitely be back next time I visit Munich!
Wombat's City Hostel Munich Hauptbahnhof
Staying at Wombat's City Hostel Munich Hauptbahnhof was an absolute delight. The location is unbeatable—just a 2-minute walk from Munich Central Station, making it super easy to get around the city by train or public transit. I stayed in a six-person female dorm, and the room came with an attached private toilet, which was a big plus. The hot water worked perfectly, and the fixed showerhead provided a strong, consistent flow—no cold surprises! Daily cleaning kept everything fresh and tidy. Each bed had a convenient power outlet, a bedside lamp, and blackout curtains for privacy—very thoughtful touches. The only thing to note is that you need to put on your own sheets upon arrival and remove them when checking out, but this helps keep bedding clean between guests. There’s also a fully equipped kitchen and a spacious common area, perfect for cooking meals with friends or just chilling out. The vibe is friendly and welcoming, and the hostel strikes a great balance between affordability and comfort. For anyone traveling solo or in a small group, this is a top pick in Munich.
a&o München Hackerbrücke
The a&o München Hackerbrücke is a fantastic budget-friendly hostel with a smart concept that makes it accessible for travelers on any budget. The location is excellent—just a short walk from the train station and super convenient for exploring Munich. While the hostel itself is clean, well-organized, and staff are friendly, I did notice some guests staying for extended periods, which occasionally affected the vibe in shared spaces. There were moments when noise or lingering behavior made the atmosphere less relaxing, especially in the dorm rooms. That said, it's not something the hotel can control—guests vary, and it’s hard to manage all types of travelers. Still, the highlight by far was the rooftop bar. Great views, relaxed setting, and perfect for unwinding after a day of sightseeing. It really elevated the whole experience.
Boutique Hotel Germania
Staying at Boutique Hotel Germania in Munich was one of the best decisions I made during my trip. The hotel is incredibly convenient—just a short walk from the south exit of Munich Hauptbahnhof, making public transport access seamless whether you're heading into the city or to the airport. The room was spotless, with thoughtful touches like an electric kettle on the desk—perfect for brewing tea or coffee anytime. There were plenty of tea bags and coffee pods available, which added a warm, homey feel. Breakfast was outstanding: a generous spread of fresh breads, sausages, fruits, yogurts, and more—all delicious and well-prepared. But what truly stood out was the front desk staff. A gentleman there went above and beyond when I asked about Geisten HP8 Cultural Center. He not only looked up the location and transit details but also wrote down the exact subway route and station names clearly on paper. That kind of personal care made a big difference. I left feeling genuinely appreciated. This hotel offers comfort, convenience, and exceptional service. I’ll definitely be returning next time I visit Munich—and I’ve already recommended it to friends.
Meininger Hotel München Zentrum
I took my 15-year-old brother on a trip to Munich, and as someone who’d stayed at Meininger’s London hostel before, I had high expectations. We booked three nights here, and honestly, it lived up to the hype. The price is great for what you get—friendly, bilingual staff, a relaxed vibe, and a clean, welcoming atmosphere. It’s clear this place takes pride in its service. One thing I didn’t notice on the website was the extra paperwork required for minors staying with non-parents, which caught me off guard. Still, the team handled it with kindness and flexibility—they let us complete the forms at check-in and even sent the documents to our parents directly. While the process felt a bit more strict than expected, I understand the need for safety measures, especially when it comes to younger travelers. That said, the overall experience was excellent, and I’m happy to give it a full 5 stars. If all Meininger locations maintain this standard—especially considering Munich is one of their oldest properties—I’d say they’re a safe, reliable choice for any budget-conscious traveler.
Mercure Hotel Muenchen am Olympiapark
Staying at Mercure Hotel München am Olympiapark was an absolutely fantastic experience. The staff went above and beyond with their friendly, professional service—always welcoming and ready to help. The room was spotless, well-maintained, and perfectly met my expectations for comfort and cleanliness. Located just a short metro ride from the city center, it’s ideal for both business and leisure travelers. I also appreciated how close it was to restaurants, shops, and attractions. The value for money is excellent, and I’d definitely book here again on my next trip to Munich. Highly recommended!
GS Hotel
I was absolutely delighted with my stay at GS Hotel in Munich. The location is perfect—just steps away from a bus stop and surrounded by restaurants, cafes, and shops. The room was spotless, with daily cleaning and fresh towels every day—really impressive attention to detail. The area itself is clean, quiet, and feels safe, which made the whole experience even more enjoyable. I truly appreciated how convenient everything was, and I’d definitely choose this hotel again on my next visit to Munich. It’s hard to find such a great balance between comfort, cleanliness, and location—this place really delivers.
K+K Hotel am Harras
This was my first trip to Munich for a business visit, but I ended up staying an extra couple of days to enjoy the beer festival and catch some live football matches—so glad I did! The hotel is just a 2-minute walk from the nearest subway station, making it super easy to explore the city center and nearby attractions. There are plenty of great restaurants and shops within walking distance, so you never have to go far for a meal or a bit of shopping. The room was clean, comfortable, and well-appointed, and the staff went out of their way to make us feel welcome. With such excellent location, convenience, and value, I’ll definitely be coming back here on my next visit to Munich. Highly recommend this gem to anyone traveling to the city.
Mercure München City Center
Staying at Mercure München City Center was a fantastic experience. The room was spacious and perfect for our group of three—plenty of room to move around and feel comfortable. The bathroom was well-equipped with a shower, shampoo, conditioner, hand soap, and even hand lotion—very thoughtful touches. We were also pleasantly surprised by the complimentary drinks in the mini bar, which made our stay more convenient and enjoyable. Breakfast was outstanding—huge variety and everything tasted fresh and delicious. I’d definitely book again next time I’m in Munich. Great location, close to public transport, and overall a top-tier hotel experience.
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