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Hansastrasse 146, Munich, Bavaria, D-81373, Germany
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I am travelling to Munich to go to the Octoberfest. can anyone please suggest a hotle near the tents.
Thanks
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If you are looking for accommodation this year I think you may just have to accept whatever you can find.
Accommodation gets booked months in advance for Oktoberfest (and prices reflect this demand, I'm afraid).
Look at www.booking.com and www.venere.com, which are both reliable sites with honest guest reviews.
There is also a list of accommodation on the official Munich tourist information website:
http://www.muenchen.de/Tourismus/Accommodation_Hotels/7604/index.html
Munich will be packed during the time of the Oktoberfest and hotels are asking crazy rates. Have a look here: http://www.hotel.info/homepage.aspx?lng=EN
An alternative could be a private accomodation: http://www.zimmer-im-web.de/muenchen/indexe.htm
You'll find better rates outside Munich. Best would be a place with public transport (U or S Bahn = subway or local trains), thus you could reach the Oktoberfest, which takes place on the Theresienwiese. This is also the name of the nearest subway station (U Bahn).
Good luck and prosit!
I did a quick search on www.hrs.de and there are still a few hotels rooms available, however none near the tents and starting from 92 Euro for a single.
Contacting the tourist information is a good idea.
I suggest you look at towns within an hour or two by train away as this will possibly be your only hope of a room. I like GarmischPartenkirchen and there might still be rooms there but you have left it very late to make bookings. Hotels charge astronomical amounts for rooms at this time so don,t think that you are getting 5* accommodation just because you are paying 5* prices.
I did a quick check and found very little in reasonable hotel options. Unless things change I will try Stuttgart for their Octoberfest. Karl
How much are you looking to pay per night, how many in your party and what dates do you need? Availability will be based on these factors. We reserved in Feb for this year for 115 Euros for a double. We are 5 subway stops away in a residential neighborhood.
Munich is a thoroughly modern city with a superb transportation system. Spent three days in Munich in early Feb. Set a record for money spent in a three day period . If you go to a beer garden , which you should , please beware that the minimum serving of beer is 1 litre. If there are two in the party , to be polite , you have to order two steins of beer. You should see the next larger steins.
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Notice the blue and white decorated maypole in this picture... I don't think anyone's going to try taking that one, but the bavarian countryside is dotted with them. Residents often guard these highly prized maypoles from their neighbors. Its a local custom surely enjoyed by those who honor its symbol in fine traditional revelry.
Theatinerkirche, built in 1675 in Italian baroque, used to be a princes' tomb. At least my city guide says it. I had no chance to check it out since it was closed at that time (early morning). This photo is taken from inside Hofgarten. You can also see gates of Hofgarten in this photo. They are very interesting, although it is not seen on the photo. When you find yourself between two rows of columns at the gates, you will see nice frescoes that depict history of Munich and Bavaria from the Middle Ages: warriors, kings, horses, knights, peasants, etc.
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