MAXIMILIAN MUNICH Apartments & Hotel
By the Top3Hotels editorial team. Based on Booking.com guest scores and reviews, location data and reference prices. We did not stay at this hotel. Updated 2026-10-23.
MAXIMILIAN MUNICH is worth booking if you want spacious apartments in a quiet, central spot and do not mind paying €475.20 per night (reference price for 10–12 Nov 2026, two adults, one room). High costs are the main drawback, but the 8.9/10 guest score and location score of 9.7/10 reflect consistent satisfaction.
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This hotel suits travellers who want apartment-style space in the city centre, with access to a spa and wellness facilities. Families and pet owners are welcome. The property lists air conditioning, a garden and terrace, though availability and any fees must be checked for your dates.
Skip it if budget is tight. At €475.20 per night (reference price), it sits 22% below the sample median of €544.00 but is still expensive. Guests note high nightly costs and separate breakfast fees. Our Budget pick, harry's home München, costs €330.50 per night for the same dates. MAXIMILIAN MUNICH is for those who prioritise space and location over price.
Location and getting around
The hotel is in Altstadt - Lehel at Hochbrückenstrasse 18, a quiet area a short walk from Marienplatz and the Old Town according to guests. The location score is 9.7/10.
Deutsches Museum is 0.8 km away, roughly 10 minutes on foot. Alte Pinakothek is 1.5 km, about 19 minutes walking. Nymphenburg Palace is 6.3 km, which is too far to walk; take public transport or a taxi. Specific lines are not confirmed, so check your route before arrival.
What guests say
The property scores 8.9/10 from 1,016 reviews, placing it joint fifth of 17 eligible hotels in the provider sample. Guests like the quiet, central setting and the proximity to Marienplatz, Old Town and public transport.
Staff receive consistent praise for being friendly, helpful and attentive, offering local advice and a warm welcome. Free Wi-Fi is listed among facilities.
The main complaint is cost. Guests feel nightly rates and breakfast fees are high, though many say the spacious apartments justify the expense. Room size, noise levels, renovation condition and cancellation terms have not been assessed, so confirm these details when booking.
Price and comparison with our other two picks
The reference price is €475.20 per night for 10–12 November 2026, two adults, one room. This is 22% below the sample median of €544.00 but 44% more expensive than our Budget pick, harry's home München, at €330.50.
Our Luxury pick, Rosewood Munich, costs €1,623.00 per night and scores 9.2/10. MAXIMILIAN MUNICH bridges the gap: you pay less than half the Rosewood rate and get a 0.3-point lower guest score, but apartments are likely more spacious than standard hotel rooms. Breakfast options include vegetarian, buffet and breakfast to go; check if breakfast is included or charged separately.
Why it made our top three
We compared 17 hotels in Munich. MAXIMILIAN MUNICH is our Best Value choice because it balances a strong guest score (8.9/10), a large number of reviews (1,016) and a reference price below the median. It is not the cheapest option but offers spacious apartments, a high location score and wellness facilities that appeal to families, pet owners and travellers who want more than a standard room.
Before you book
Confirm breakfast costs, as guests flag separate fees. Check spa and wellness center availability, opening times and any charges for your dates. Air conditioning, family rooms and pet policies are listed but should be verified.
The garden and terrace are mentioned; ask if your room has direct access or views. Cancellation terms, room size, noise and renovation condition are not confirmed, so read the booking terms carefully. Walking times are straight-line estimates and may vary.
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Is MAXIMILIAN MUNICH good value for money in Munich?
It is our Best Value pick among 17 hotels compared, with an 8.9/10 guest score and a reference price 22% below the sample median. However, it is not cheap: €475.20 per night (10–12 Nov 2026, two adults) is 44% more than our Budget option. Guests say costs are high but spacious apartments and the central location justify the rate for many.
How far is MAXIMILIAN MUNICH from Marienplatz?
Guests describe the hotel as a short walk from Marienplatz. The property is in Altstadt - Lehel, a quiet, central area with a 9.7/10 location score. Exact walking time is not confirmed, so check your route when you arrive.
Does MAXIMILIAN MUNICH include breakfast?
Breakfast options listed are vegetarian, buffet and breakfast to go. Guests complain about separate breakfast fees, so it is likely not included in all rates. Confirm breakfast costs and what is covered when you book.
Are pets allowed at MAXIMILIAN MUNICH?
Yes, the property lists pets among its tags. Check any fees, weight limits or restrictions for your dates and the type of pet you are bringing.
What do guests dislike about MAXIMILIAN MUNICH?
The main complaint is high nightly costs and breakfast fees. Guests acknowledge the expense but many feel the spacious apartments and location make it worthwhile. Room condition, noise and cancellation terms are not assessed, so read reviews and booking terms before committing.