Best Family Hotels in Munich (2026)

Munich is one of the few cities that truly can satisfy visitors of all ages! It is in a naturally beautiful setting and is architecturally interesting too. It has great museums and galleries, is famed for its innovative technology, and the food is fantastic. The famous beer festival might be a hard sell to your kids, but at any other time of year, we think they’ll love it. Munich has a really excellent range of accommodation on offer too, from all-out luxury stays to aparthotels, which make an easy base for families of all ages.

For contemporary style

• Schwabinger Wahrheit by Geisel is a lovely contemporary hotel set right in the centre of Munich. Bright rooms have a fresh Scandi feel with simple pine furniture, pale wooden floors and crisp white linen. Compact suites work well for families and can easily accommodate up to four, while parents will enjoy the mini-spa. A chic city pad.

For an aparthotel

• M120 is a smart, attractive aparthotel with self-catering units. Bright rooms have large windows, soft grey hues, light wooden floors and simple contemporary furniture. Suites offer a well-equipped kitchenette, and there's a traditional Bavarian restaurant belonging to the property down the road. An easy option for families.
• Wunderlocke is a stylish contemporary hotel boasting a range of suites and apartments. Each room has pastel hues, concrete ceilings, modern art, and well-equipped kitchens. The best have baths and terraces with fabulous views. There's a bar/restaurant, an outdoor pool, and a yoga studio. A has-it-all stay for families.

For luxury

• Sofitel Munich Bayerpost is a grand hotel set in a Renaissance-style building in central Munich. Stylish rooms have a relaxed vibe with sleek lines, chrome, and wood. There are family suites and adjoining rooms, too. There's a refined French restaurant, a chic bar, and a lounge with a library. Add in a spa, pool, and gym for a special city escape.
• Charles Hotel is a contemporary five-star Rocco Forte hotel. Elegant rooms and suites feature parquet floors, cream furniture and private balconies. Expect a standout Italian restaurant, extensive spa, and lovely terraces. For kids, there are special treats including a Forte Kids Passport at check-in, cuddly toys and pint-sized bathrobes.
• Mandarin Oriental Munich is a luxury stay, exceptionally well situated next to a hub of cultural activities. Immaculate contemporary, but subtle, design with Asian influences. Unrivalled views from the rooftop pool and a Japanese fine-dining restaurant. For families, there are designated suites, thoughtful gifts, kids' meals and curated activities.

For great value

• Cocoon Hauptbahnhof is a fun alpine-themed hotel in a handy spot by the train station, which provides generous breakfasts and offers a cosy bar with an open fire. Expect Swiss-pine panelling, exposed brick walls and rustic furniture. Bedrooms have a traditional feel, and the best have mezzanines, allowing families of up to four to stay in comfort.
• Gasthof Neuwirt is a charming family-run hotel with a restaurant serving delicious local Bavarian fare. Interiors feature lots of pine panelling, for a contemporary yet traditional feel, and this aesthetic continues into the bedrooms. Some rooms have multiple beds, great for families or groups.
• Hotel Augustin is a chic hotel in Munich's West End where contemporary architecture meets understated comfort. Interiors are bright and sleek, with quirky touches and cosy corners. Rooms offer a range of options allowing for families of all sizes, plus there's a restaurant and bar. A reasonably-priced city stay.

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