Gay Hotel Munich

This 5-star hotel directly overlooks the old Botanical Gardens and is a short distance from Munich’s museum quarter. This location, combined with the abundance of original art throughout the hotel and the elegant interior design, makes it a perfect refuge for lovers of all things beautiful and cultural. Its rooms are some of the largest in town – the Classic Room, their smallest room category is 40sqm, which is larger than a lot of hotels’ luxury rooms. The Deluxe and Superior rooms are the same size, but offer Botanical garden views and large floor-to-ceiling windows, respectively. Meanwhile, the two-bedroom suite is a fantastic luxury option for a group of four. The hotel boasts an excellent spa with the city’s longest indoor pool as well as a stunning restaurant by a former Michelin star holder. NY.Club and LUXUSPOP, two popular weekend gay dance parties, are just on the other side of the Botanical Gardens – under a 5-minute walk – and Herrensauna Hauptbahnhof, a popular gay sauna with mature men, is just as close.

The Bayerischer Hof is part of Munich’s history, founded in 1841 at the behest of King Ludwig I and having welcomed the city’s most prestigious guests ever since. Some of the interiors preserve the building’s historic architecture and style, while others are completely modern – every room is, however, equally stunning. Each guest room has been individually designed, with decor ranging from imperial grandeur to cool concrete minimalism. The four-storey Blue Spa is a highlight of the hotel, boasting a swimming pool with a sliding glass roof so it can be outdoors in the summer as well as several saunas, a steam room, treatment rooms, a state-of-the-art gym, a sun terrace, and a bar and lounge. The hotel boasts 5 restaurants and 6 bars, all of them excellent and beautifully designed. Bayerischer Hof is located in the Old Town, a short walk to most major attractions. Both the gay clubs near the Central Station and the gay bars in Glockenbachviertel are a 10 to 15-minute walk.

This luxury designer hotel is located in the heart of the Altstadt (Old Town), a short walk from various tourist attractions like Viktualienmarkt, Marienplatz, and Höfbrauhaus beer hall. Meanwhile, the Glockenbachviertel gayborhood is just a 10-minute walk away. The interior design is impeccable, with minimalist furnishings and a warm color palette that feels both cozy and upscale. All the rooms are spacious, with some of the higher category options being especially generous. Aesop toiletries, high-end speakers, and free minibar are included in all rooms, as is access to the luxurious guest kitchen, which is kept topped up with food and snacks for guests to enjoy at will (you can even order a cook to make you whatever you like). Higher category rooms will get you extra perks like city views, panoramic windows, private balconies, and in-room bathtubs.

Le Merdien Munich boasts stylish modern design throughout, with the beautiful central courtyard garden being a highlight. The rooms are spacious and relaxing, with a contemporary homey feel and floor-to-ceiling windows for natural light. Book a suite for a more luxurious experience with added extras like an Illy espresso machine, Bose sound system, and a walk-in wardrobe. The restaurant, bar, and sunny garden lounge are all beautifully designed. There is an indoor pool – among the longest in town and ideal for swimming laps – as well as a well-equipped gym and a sauna. Le Meridien is located close to the Central Station, with excellent public transport links and under a 10-minute walk to several gay clubs and parties.

This luxury hotel, renovated in 2017, is about as close to Munich Central Station as you can get. It is set in a beautiful historic building, while the interiors are sleek and extremely modern. Some rooms have a lighter, warmer decor and some feature angular contemporary design in cool grey. All rooms come with a range of luxury perks like a Nespresso coffee maker, Hermes toiletries, Bang & Olufsen sound system, and a daily bottle of Evian water. The suites are particularly luxurious: the Duplex suite with its two-story windows and the SoFit suite with its own personal gym – complete with treadmill, free weights, and exercise ball – are exceptional. Several rooms boast stunning views of the city and the Alps beyond. There is a French restaurant, a German restaurant, and a bar, as well as a state-of-the-art Spa. Several gay clubs and parties are within a 10-minute walk, including NY.Club and LUXUSPOP, and the GBV gay area is about a 20-minute walk away.

This branch of the popular Wombats hostel chain has beautiful natural design and a friendly vibe. Common areas include a bar and a lovely, light-filled space with high ceilings and indoor plants, perfect for working, relaxing, and socializing. The dorms are spacious and clean, and the private rooms have small private balconies. Everything is super well maintained and the staff are extremely helpful and welcoming. Other perks include free walking tours and self-serve laundry. It’s easy to meet people to go out with, and the bar is usually lively, but there’s not a raucous party vibe, so it’s possible to have a quiet night when you fancy one. The hostel is located a stone’s throw from the central station, under a 10-minute walk from several gay clubs like NY.Club and LUXUSPOP.

This independent, family-run hotel offers modern, no-frills rooms by the Central Station. The Standard rooms offer great value, while the Comfort rooms are larger and have a more traditional design. They also have compact “Grand Lit” rooms that work well for a short stay. It’s worth noting the hotel does not have air conditioning, so it may not be ideal during a hot summer. The hotel directly faces the station and is less than a 10-minute walk from gay clubs like NY.Club and LUXUSPOP, as well as Herrensauna am Hauptbahnhof, the oldest gay sauna in town catering mostly to mature men. The GBV gay bars are about 2KM away and can easily be reached through a 20-minute walk or a quick jump on the U-Bahn (10 minutes).

As the name indicates, Arthotel Munich is decorated with a colorful collection of original pop art, especially in the lobby and common areas. The rooms have a more relaxed atmosphere, with a warm color palette and an elegant yet cozy feel. They are all spacious – especially the singles, which are a very comfortable option for a solo traveler – and there are triple and quadruple rooms available for groups. The hotel is located right by the Central Train Station, giving it excellent transport links, and it is about a 10-minute walk to the gay clubs in the area like NY.Club and LUXUSPOP. The GBV gay bars are either a 20-minute walk, 5-minute taxi, or 10-minute direct U-Bahn trip away.

The rooms at Motel One Munich have a relaxing white and teal palette and a minimalist feel. They are all comfortable and well-appointed – the size of the room is the same across the board, but you have a choice between a Queen or King-size bed. The Bavarian-inspired lobby, filled with vintage pieces and nods to the region’s royal heritage, is a lovely place for an evening drink, and the healthy organic breakfast is worth checking out. The hotel is located within a 10-minute walk of most gay venues in Glockenbachviertel – Oberangertheater, the main venue for popular monthly gay party Jenny TANZT, is under 5 minutes away.

This hotel has an awesome 70s-inspired retro aesthetic, making every room both fun and cozy. The rooms come in a range of sizes, with intelligent layouts that are comfortable for sleeping and working – even the 17m2 single room has a comfy sitting area. The Junior Suite is great for longer stays and its in-room bathtub is the perfect luxury touch. There’s also a cool kitschy bar that’s well worth checking out. Cocoon is eco-friendly, sustainable, and independent – a great choice for ethical travelers. The location near Sendlinger Tor is about a 10-minute walk to the GBV gay bars and just a couple of doors down from Munich Aidshilfe, home to the local Checkpoint center for testing and to the lovely Cafe Regenbogen which donates their proceeds to LGBT causes. CAMP cruise bar is just 5 minutes away.

This hotel has a cool, contemporary style with minimalist rooms featuring unique Bavarian touches. All the rooms are spacious and beautiful – we especially love the Deluxe Double room for its cozy loft layout set over two floors with added perks like a Nespresso machine and extra toiletries. The complimentary free minibar in all room categories is a nice touch. Gay clubs like LUXUSPOP and NY.Club are all under a 10-minute walk from the hotel, while the GBV gayborhood is about a 20-minute walk away (10-minutes by U-Bahn or taxi). Meanwhile, the hotel’s location by the Central Train station makes it super easy to reach whether you are traveling by air or rail.

Eurostars Grand Central offers sophisticated 4-star elegance at a very reasonable price, especially given the convenient location by the Central Station. Interiors are sleek and modern, with a black, red, and cream color palette. The rooms are spacious and comfortable – we especially recommend the Family Apartment for groups, which sleeps up to 5 adults. There is a stylish sauna with an indoor salt pool and a good gym, and the hotel bar, restaurant, and breakfast are all top-notch. The gay clubs and parties near Central Station are about a 20-minute walk away, as is Herrensauna am Hauptbahnhof, the oldest gay sauna in Munich catering mostly to mature men. The GBV gayborhood can easily be reached by S-Bahn (20 minutes) or taxi (about 10 minutes).

This hotel by Marriott has a stylish boutique vibe, with colorful contemporary interiors. Rooms are spacious and extremely comfy: book a King room or a suite for an extra-luxurious bed. There’s a cool bar and a grab-and-go snack bar that is extremely convenient for a quick breakfast or snack. The gym is well-equipped with cardio machines and free weights. Aloft is located right by the Central Train Station, placing it within a short 5-minute walk of several gay clubs and parties like Garry Klein @ Harry Klein, N.Y Club, and LUXUSPOP. Meanwhile, both the GBV gay bar area and Theresienwiese (where Oktoberfest is held) are a 20-minute walk or 10-minute U-Bahn ride away.

This hotel has a fantastic location just next to the Hauptbahnhof (Central train station). It’s about a 20-minute walk (or 10-minute taxi) to the GBV bars, but less than a 5-minute walk to several gay parties like N.Y Club, Garry Klein @ Harry Klein, and LUXUSPOP. In true 25hours fashion, the hotel has gorgeous interior design, a mix of old-fashioned Bavarian grandeur and modern minimalist style. Rooms come in a range of sizes to suit all travelers. The suites are especially beautiful and well worth splurging on for something special. All the rooms come with awesome perks like free MINI car rental, UE Boom Bluetooth speaker, and free minibar, not to mention fantastically comfy beds. The restaurant, bar, and deli are all super trendy and delicious, and there is a small sauna for relaxation.

This is the most famous gay hotel in Munich, a longstanding refuge for the artsy, bohemian types that used to populate Glockenbachviertel. As a traditional, independent hotel, Hotel Deutsche Eiche has a welcoming and homey feel, with modern refurbished rooms in a simple minimalist style. Rooms range from a compact single to a spacious two-bedroom apartment complete with kitchen and balcony, ideal for four friends. The highlight is the attached gay bathhouse, complete with high-quality sauna facilities and treatment rooms. There is also a lovely rooftop terrace overlooking the city and a tasty restaurant serving both traditional German fare and more contemporary dishes. Breakfast is served until 2PM, so you won’t miss out if you sleep in after a big night out. Popular gay bars such as Prosecco and Zur Feuerwasche are about a 5-minute walk away.