GHOTEL hotel & living München-Nymphenburg

The Ghotel hotel and living Munchen-Nymphenburg is located in Munchen-Neuhaussen, a popular part of the city known for its good restaurants and the shopping opportunities. The city centre is very easy access via the subway. Already in the reception area the hotel is notable for its design-oriented furniture. The hotels rooms are also attractively and tastefully furnished. They have shower, bathroom, hairdryer, safe, stereo, cable TV, direct dial telephone and WIFI Internet on request. Every room has a kitchenette and is thus ideal for long stay and self catering. The Premiere TV station can be viewed free of charge. If you need a washing machine and dryer, they will be available at a small fee. On request a car park space can be reserved at a small fee. Enjoy a good view from one of the three roof terraces, relax in the spacious fitness area or visit the Nymphenburg Castle nearby.

Check-in Time:

1400

Check-out Time:

1100

Total Rooms:

76

Total Floors:

4 floors.

Rooms:

76

Cancellation Policy

-24 hours, In case of late arrival or no show, 80% of the stay will be charged on your credit card

Directions

From Munich Franz Josef Strauss Airport (MUC): Distance to GHOTEL Hotel and Living Muenchen City is 37 kilometres, approximately 45 minutes' drive. Getting there. The airport's train station is located between the two terminals on the basement level. From here take the S1 or S8 to Munich's main station (Hauptbahnhof). Journey time is about 45 minutes, and single tickets cost 8.80 EUR. Tickets must be validated prior to travelling. From there, take the U1 in the direction of Olympia Einkaufszentrum and get off at Rotkreuzplatz. The Lufthansa Airport bus runs to the Hauptbahnhof every 20 minutes, and the single fare is 9.50 EUR. Taxis to the city centre cost around 55 EUR 65 EUR. Prices are all subject to change. Getting around. Much of Munich's city centre is pedestrianised and best explored on foot. The city's integrated public transport system includes buses, trams, S Bahn commuter trains, and U Bahn underground trains. Tickets cover all modes of public transport. Visitors can buy a one or three day welcome card, which allows unlimited access to all public transportation in the city centre and costs 15.50 EUR per person. Make sure and validate the card at one of the machines in the station or onboard buses and trams before travelling. Munich Altstadt (Old Town) is very easy to navigate on foot. Taxis wait at ranks around the city, but can be expensive. Trains run from the Hauptbahnhof to other German towns and the Bavarian countryside. Driving directions. From Munich Airport. Take the A9 motorway from the motorway intersection at M�nchen Nord until reaching the end. Stay on the 'Mittlerer Ring' in the direction of Lindau/Garmisch. Follow the signs to 'Neuhausen'", turning right onto Nymphenburger Strasse. Turn right onto Leonrodstrasse after about 250 metres.

Area

Bavaria,Oberbayern,Around Munich

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