The best Airbnbs in Munich

Neighbourhood: Schwabing.

Schwabing is home to some of the city’s most glorious buildings, both old builds and modern blocks. This sophisticated apartment uses Nordic touches and neutral earthy tones to create a calm and inviting space, and is a great base for exploring the desirable neighbourhood. Sleep in king-sized beds and start the day with coffee in the inviting kitchen or the small conservatory kitted out with Scandinavian lounge chairs. It's located right next to the Schwabing Nordbad between the Olympic Park and the city centre.

Time Out says: From this apartment you can easily reach the Olympia Park or Englischer Garten, some of the city’s most impressive green spaces, as well as the BMW Museum – a must for petrol heads. Refuel at Petit Fritz for a French-inspired brunch or Das Weinheim for German wines and cheese fondue.

Sleeps: Six.

Perk: Several public transport link are nearby.

Price: From €280 per night.

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Neighbourhood: Theresienwiese.

Situated in the aparthotel Schwan Locke, this beautifully finished studio provides style and comfort – plus a balcony. Get in. It's a 10-minute walk away from Oktoberfest and there's an onsite restaurant. Each room has a king-size bed, fully-equipped kitchen, floor-to-ceiling windows with blackout curtains and a rainfall shower with Kinsey Apothecary toiletries providing some luxury among the endless steiners. 

Time Out says: These studios are very well-located for the Oktoberfest and other events, with Theresienwiese (the official grounds) less than a 10-minute walk away. Head to its onsite restaurant, Bambule Pasta Bar, for a charcuterie board and bowl of paccheri with ragù. Read our guide on everything you need to know about Oktoberfest.

Sleeps: Two.

Perk: There's an onsite laundry room and gym to take advantage of. 

Price: From €127 a night.

Neighbourhood: Gärtnerplatz.

Gärtnerplatz is Munich's trendy, centrally located neighbourhood. There's plenty of restaurants and hip bars. Plus the impressive market, Viktualienmarkt, is a five-minute walk away. Spread over two floors, this child-friendly Airbnb is perfect for families. It comes stocked with board games, books and a supply of Lego bricks, along with fun blue bunkbeds in the kids’ bedroom. There’s also underfloor heating, an electric piano and a dedicated working / office area, not to mention a washing machine and dryer – often an essential for those travelling with kids. 

Time Out says: This flat has great U-Bahn and S-Bahn connections and is within walking distance of the city centre. Stay in the hood to discover some popular bars and cafes, starting with Bar Bravo for negronis, Nari Pizza Atelier for Neapolitan pizzas and Mocca Monaco for a TikTok-tested hazelnut cappuccino. Don't miss the 11 best attractions in Munich.

Sleeps: Seven.

Perk: The Fraunhoferstrasse subway station is 150m away.

Price: From €295 per night.

Neighbourhood: Isarvorstadt.

If you’re looking to be in close proximity Munich's best cocktail bars, clubs, and LGBTQ+ friendly nightlife, this is the spot. This serviced Airbnb in the Isarvorstadt neighbourhood is the perfect starting point to explore Munich. Just south of the historic Old Town (Alstadt) you’ll discover 19th century architecture, cocktail bars and nightclubs. This modern flat comes with a kitchenette, dining area, queen sized bed and bold arty prints on the wall to match the vibrant surroundings.

Time Out says: Situated just south of Altstadt-Lehel along the banks of the Isar River, Isarvorstadt stands out as Munich’s liveliest and most fashionable central neighborhood, renowned for its LGBTQ+ community. Check out SPIN, the new vinyl listening bar in Glockenbachviertel, or our other favourite bars in the city. 

Sleeps: Two.

Perk: Flat comes with sustainable coffee for you to start off your mornings.

Price: From €90 per night.

Neighbourhood: Marienplatz.

Step into this trend-setting Airbnb that's perfect for groups, containing everything you need for a more than comfortable stay; the space is intimate yet roomy, with seperate dining and lounging areas. The kitchen is fully equipped with top appliances, and one of the bedrooms even has a Smart TV for your morning viewing pleasure. It's the perfect base for a group stay in Munich that's walkable to the hisotircal sites and high-end shopping.  

Time Out says: This perfectly located Airbnb is minutes away from Marienplatz, the Old Town and the exclusive boutiques on Maximilianstraße. But it’s also in apartment small side street, away from the hustle and bustle.

Sleeps: Six.

Perk: Close to the beautiful Isar river.

Price: From €580 per night.

Neighbourhood: Theresienwiese.

Just a three-minute walk from Oktoberfest, this gorgeous loft is perfect for a group of friends wanting to be in the heart of the action. With an open kitchen, dining area and sprawling outdoor terrace, there's plenty of places to sink some pre-drinks before entering the beer tents. If you don't fancy cooking, there are restaurants and bars right outside the flat.

Time Out says: Theresienwiese is more than just Oktoberfest. Just a short walk away, you can climb the historic Bavaria Statue or sip cocktails at the highly-rated local favorite Bar Gabányi.

Sleeps: Six.

Perk: If you fancy a break from drinking, the Transport Museum and Fair Park are nearby.

Price: From €510 per night.

Neighbourhood: City centre.

The sunny apartment for two is just a five-minute stroll to Munich's central station (München Hauptbahnhof) and Königsplatz, which is home to the city's museum and art quarter. Of course you might prefer to spend the entire trip in this beautiful apartment because it’s just that lovely. Obviously, you’re going to want to do a bit of both, and this is the perfect place for it. Two suntrap terraces, huge French windows and everything you need within walking distance. What could be better?

Time Out says: If you are looking for a break or a bite to eat near Königsplatz, visit Ella, located at the Lenbachhaus. This stylish café and restaurant offers a great view of the neo-classical square.

Sleeps: Two.

Perk: The 21 Tram is right outside the flat, if you don't feel like walking.

Price: From €419 per night.

Neighbourhood: Fünfseenland.

Located on the outskirts of Munich, in the suburb of Gauting, this newly build cottage is full of Bavarian charm. It’s a ‘tiny home’ that’s been built from wood according to ecological principles and combines open-plan simplicity with cosy quirks. The downstairs is give over to dining, entertaining and relaxing, while upstairs lovely king-size bed adds a note of sleepy elegance. Location-wise, it means you can get the best of Munich city life (there’s a direct S-bahn train) while also having access to the surrounding lake-dotted countryside and mountains. Perfect if you’re someone who appreciates the quieter things in life (and the nearby ice cream parlour).   

Time Out says: Step away from the city centre to get a taste of both worlds. Situated in the Bavarian Five Lakes Region, it’s perfect for adventures: swimming, cycling and sailing. If side questing is for you, check out our guide on the five best day trips you can do from Munich. 

Sleeps: Four.

Perk: Combine the urbane pleasures of Munich with the Upper Bavarian Alps.

Price: From €268 per night. 

Neighbourhood: Bogenhausen.

With two bedrooms, one of which contains three separate beds, this place is suitable for any large family visiting Munich. It’s located in an art nouveau building in Bogenhausen, an area just east of the river filled with similarly picturesque buildings. On a budget? No probs – this Airbnb comes at a fraction of the cost of a hotel, so you’ll have plenty of cash left for currywurst.

Time Out says: You'll be close to the Isar River, which is perfect for a leisurely stroll with the ids, bougie food spots and boutique shops. Prinzregentenplatz station is just 50 meters away.

Sleeps: Six.

Perk: There's a swing set in the yard.

Price: From €133 per night.

Neighbourhood: Maxvorstadt.

Located in Maxvorstadt, the main selling point of this Airbnb is that it’s situated within the rather charming Downtown Vi Vadi Hotel. Essentially an apartment, this room comes with a bed, desk, bathroom and free wifi, plus a kitchenette (use of which is €5/day). But if you don't feel like cooking, there's also an onsite Italian restaurant. You'll be close to the famous Schwabing district, where you'll find lots of cool cafes, shops, the the Pinakothek museums and a traditional market. If you want to stay in an actual hotel but don't want to break the bank, we've rounded up the best affordable hotels in the city.

Time Out says: Maxvorstadt is the the artistic and university hub of Munich. Grab coffee on Türkenstraße, and visit the Vorhölzer Forum Café at the TU Architecture building for epic Alpine views.

Sleeps: One.

Perk: You can pay extra for breakfast if you don’t feel like cooking.

Price: From €93 per night.

Neighbourhood: Pöcking.

Big city life too much? This stunning Airbnb Plus home has all you need for a weekend getaway from the hustle and bustle. Just 50 minutes from Munich International Airport, this lakehouse offers guests designer beds, vintage furniture, a smart TV – complete with DVD player, hello 2010 – a sound system and a gorgeous private terrace with outdoor seating. The kitchen is well equipped for cooking up a storm and the overall vibe just whispers 'relax'. Your Bavarian holiday starts now.

Time Out says: Just minutes (try 150m) from Lake Starnberg, Bavaria’s second-biggest lake, this natural swimming spot has a fascinating royal history and sandy beaches. The lakes are certianly very Instagrammable, as are these 10 places we've found in the city. 

Sleeps: Four.

Perk: The lake is quite literally on your doorstep.

Price: From €340 per night.

Neighbourhood: Oberschleißheim.

Take things up a notch with your stay in Munich by bedding down in an actual manor house. Situated close to Castle Schleissheim, the Swertskoff Manor was built by Grand Duke Wladimir Swertskoff in 1860. It’s had a few updates since, with this side-wing apartment redecorated in 2016. It’s full of useful and practical things like a dishwasher and sizeable kitchen (plus a lovely outdoor area to read in), but it’s also only 20 mins to Marienplatz, so don’t forget to fully immerse yourself in the Munich food and drink scene too.

Time Out says: Staying out of the hustle and bustle doesn’t mean you need to travel far. Travelling to Oktoberfest takes 20 minutes on the S Bahn, the famous BMW Museum is 30 minutes by train, or bike.

Sleeps: Two.

Perk: There’s car parking right outside.

Price: From €137 per night. 

Neighbourhood: Marienplatz.

Despite the central location, this loft offers a bit of peace and quiet away from all that. In fact, not only does the apartment look stylish, but it’s also situated above an art gallery. There are four bedrooms, six beds and contemporary decor. Plus, since this space is at the top of the building – with a roof terrace no less – light floods in. Bring on the AM.

Time Out says: This charming Airbnb is slap bang in the centre close to Marienplatz, Munich’s central square. Here you can watch the famous clock depicting different events from the city’s history with the help of 43 bells and 32 life-sized figures. Take the lift up to the Café Glockenspiel for the best views.

Sleeps: Eight.

Perk: There’s contemporary art inside the flat from the likes of Rauschenberg, Corita Kent, and Alex Katz. Or step outside and explore what's on offer at the best nine museums in Munich.

Price: From €533 per night.

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