54 apartments in Lehel
Accommodation Munich
Central. Flexible. Just like home.
Modern apartments with their own kitchen for city breaks, business trips and longer stays – right in the heart of Munich on the River Isar.
Altstadt-Lehel
Where to stay in Munich: right by the Isar
Peaceful nights. The old town on foot.
Marienplatz, Maximilianstraße and the English Garden are just a few minutes away.
Welcome to our boarding house
Accommodation in Munich: a central base in Lehel
Accommodation in Munich covers any place you stay overnight during your visit to the city – from a hotel room or a guesthouse to a fully equipped apartment with its own kitchen.
Our boarding house on Ländstraße 6 offers the best of both worlds: the freedom of your own flat and the service of a hotel. With 54 modern apartments, a 24-hour safe check-in and a location between the old town, the Isar and the English Garden, it is the ideal base for your stay – whether you are here for one night, a weekend or several weeks. If you are specifically looking for holiday apartments in Munich, you will find the same apartments there, with full details on facilities and sizes.
Our apartments
Places to stay in Munich: our apartments at a glance
Business Apartment
Comfort Apartment
Family Apartment
Deluxe Apartment
Superior Apartment
Penthouse Apartment
City break & business trip
Staying overnight in Munich: flexible for city breaks and business trips
Anyone planning an overnight stay in Munich is usually looking for one of two things: a quiet retreat after a long day at a trade fair, or a central base for sightseeing, museums and beer gardens. Our apartments offer both. A quiet desk, fast Wi-Fi and a kitchen of your own make business trips more relaxed, while couples and families can explore the city on foot.
Our guests stay for around 2.5 days on average, so our Munich accommodation is designed for short, hassle-free visits: arrive, collect your key, settle in. If you stay longer, you benefit from storage space, washing machines in the building and a living area with far more room than a hotel room.
Hotel, guesthouse or apartment?
Places to stay in Munich compared
The places to stay in Munich range from hostels, guesthouses and hotels to private flats. Hotels score with a reception desk and breakfast, but rarely offer more than a single room. A private room or flat in Munich is often good value, yet quality and availability depend on the individual host. If you want hotel service combined with your own kitchen, you will also find that mix in an aparthotel in Munich.
A professionally run boarding house in Munich sits in between: a kitchen and living area like a flat, with consistent standards and a dedicated contact person like a hotel. For accommodation in Munich over several nights, this really pays off – you save on meals and enjoy noticeably more space.
Our location
Munich accommodation in the city centre: our location in Lehel
Ländstraße 6, 80538 München
For a stay in Munich city centre there is hardly a better address: Lehel lies on the left bank of the Isar between the old town and the English Garden. Marienplatz, the Viktualienmarkt and Maximilianstraße are all within walking distance, yet you sleep in one of the quietest neighbourhoods in the centre.
U-Bahn (underground): U4, U5 (Lehel) – a few minutes’ walk
S-Bahn (suburban rail): all lines on the main city-centre route, the Stammstrecke (Isartor) – a few minutes’ walk
Prices & services
Cheap accommodation in Munich: what really matters on price
Finding cheap accommodation in Munich is a real challenge, especially during trade fairs and the Wiesn (Oktoberfest). When comparing, always look at the final price: many supposedly budget places to stay in Munich charge extra for final cleaning, bed linen or Wi-Fi. With us, all of these are already included.
Then there is your own kitchen: if you make breakfast and dinner yourself, a central apartment quickly becomes an affordable overnight stay in Munich. The rate depends on apartment size, season and length of stay – the longer you stay, the cheaper each night becomes. Our tip: enquire early, and outside the big trade fairs and Oktoberfest if you can.
Travelling with children
Family-friendly places to stay in Munich
When staying in Munich with children, space is what counts most. Our Family Apartments offer a separate sleeping area, a dining table for everyone and a kitchen of your own – so the day stays relaxed, even when the little ones go to bed early.
As a base for family accommodation in Munich, Lehel is ideal: the Deutsches Museum, the English Garden and the Eisbach are close by, and on rainy days the museums and the Müller’sches Volksbad (a historic indoor swimming pool) offer plenty of variety. Washing machines and tumble dryers in the building mean you can travel with lighter luggage.
Travelling with a dog
Arriving with your four-legged friend
Dogs are welcome depending on the apartment category – please just ask before booking. The Isar meadows begin right on the doorstep. House rules, walking routes and travel tips can be found on our page about dog-friendly apartments in Munich.
More than just a bed
A special stay in Munich: outdoor sauna included
If you are looking for a special overnight stay in Munich, an apartment is rarely the first thing that comes to mind – yet our building offers something you would hardly expect in the city centre: an outdoor sauna. The free-standing sauna cabin seats up to six people and is the perfect way to unwind after a day at the trade fair or in the old town.
Combined with the historic setting on the former Flößerlände (the old raftsmen’s landing stage), the high-quality furnishings and the banks of the Isar outside the door, your stay becomes more than just a night’s sleep – ideal for a long weekend for two or a short break with friends.
Checklist
Where to stay in Munich: how to find the right accommodation
The choice of places to stay in Munich is huge – these five points will help you find the right one quickly:
- Check the location: How far away are your appointments, the trade fair or the sights, and which U-Bahn or S-Bahn lines stop nearby?
- Compare the final price: Are final cleaning, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included?
- Space and kitchen: From two nights upwards, an apartment with a living area and its own kitchen is worth it.
- Sort out your arrival: Is there a flexible check-in, even late in the evening?
- Book early: During trade fairs, the Wiesn and major events, accommodation in Munich is often fully booked months in advance.
Our apartments tick all five boxes: a central location in Lehel, transparent prices, a private kitchen and a 24-hour safe check-in where you can collect your key yourself at any time.
Your contact
Personal service for your stay in Munich
We are happy to help with any questions about your accommodation in Munich – from choosing the right apartment to planning your arrival.
Your team at residir GmbH
Guest Relations
Phone: +49 30 61638622
Email: info@residir.de
Munich on the spur of the moment
Last-minute accommodation in Munich
A meeting has been brought forward, your train has been cancelled, or you simply fancy a spontaneous weekend away? For a last-minute stay in Munich, our 24-hour safe check-in is ideal: there is no reception and no fixed arrival time – after booking, you receive all the details for collecting your key by email.
With 54 apartments, the chances of short-notice availability are far better than with a single holiday flat. Simply get in touch by phone or email – we will come back to you quickly with an offer.
City or countryside?
Accommodation near Munich or right in the city?
Many travellers look for accommodation near Munich because they expect lower prices there. But accommodation in the Munich area often means long journeys by S-Bahn or car, parking charges in the city centre and late trips home after dinner.
In Lehel, you walk to the old town, go for a morning jog in the English Garden and still reach day-trip destinations such as Lake Starnberg or the Tegernsee quickly via Isartor and the central station. The travel time you save is often worth more than the difference in price.
Trade fairs, Wiesn & events
Staying in Munich for trade fairs, the Wiesn, New Year’s Eve and football
Certain dates drive up demand for accommodation in Munich every year. For major trade fairs such as ISPO or bauma, you can reach the Messe München exhibition centre easily from Lehel by U-Bahn and S-Bahn – see our guide to accommodation near Messe Munich. During Oktoberfest, the Theresienwiese is just a few stops away – and after the beer tent you return to a quiet neighbourhood rather than the middle of the crowds.
The location is also ideal for New Year’s Eve in Munich with an overnight stay: from the banks of the Isar and the Friedensengel (Angel of Peace) you have a wonderful view of the fireworks, and you can walk back afterwards. Football fans looking for accommodation near the Allianz Arena take the U6 straight to the stadium and enjoy the city centre afterwards rather than a suburb.
Getting here & around
Central station, airport, trade fair: how far it is to our Munich accommodation
Many guests ask us before booking how long it takes to get from their accommodation in Munich to their appointments. Ländstraße 6 lies between Isartor and the Isar – you can reach the most important destinations on foot or with just one S-Bahn or U-Bahn line. You will not need a car in Lehel.
| Destination | Connection | Time (approx.) |
|---|---|---|
| Maximilianstraße | on foot | 5 min |
| Viktualienmarkt | on foot | 10 min |
| Deutsches Museum | on foot via the Ludwigsbrücke | 10 min |
| Marienplatz | on foot through the Isartor | 15 min |
| English Garden / Eisbach | on foot along the Isar | 20 min |
| Central station (Hauptbahnhof) | S-Bahn from Isartor | 15 min |
| Theresienwiese (Wiesn) | S-Bahn to Hackerbrücke | 20 min |
| Messe München (Riem) | S-Bahn and U-Bahn | 35 min |
| Allianz Arena | U6 to Fröttmaning | 35 min |
| Munich Airport | S8 direct to Isartor | 50 min |
Our tip: If you arrive by train, change at the central station straight onto the S-Bahn towards Ostbahnhof and ride to Isartor. From there it is just a few minutes’ walk to the apartments – easy even with a suitcase.
From our experience
Planning your stay in Munich: tips from our experience as hosts
As hosts of holiday flats and apartments, we see every day what makes a stay in Munich a success – and where guests lose money or time unnecessarily. Here is what we have learned:
- Check the calendar for the Wiesn and trade fairs first: If your dates coincide with Oktoberfest or a major trade fair, prices for accommodation in Munich rise considerably. If you can shift by a few days, you can often save a noticeable amount.
- Plan ahead for Sundays: Supermarkets in Munich are closed on Sundays. Do your shopping on Saturday – on Sundays, you will mainly find open shops at the central station.
- Make your own breakfast: With your own kitchen, you can pick up fresh Brezn (pretzels) from the bakery or ingredients from the Viktualienmarkt and save compared with a hotel breakfast.
- Leave the car at home: Parking spaces in Lehel are scarce and mostly reserved for residents. Public transport is almost always quicker in the city centre.
- Luggage after check-out: Your train does not leave until the evening? Use our luggage lockers and enjoy your last day without a suitcase.
- The Isar in the morning: Our favourite moment in Lehel is a stroll along the Isar before breakfast – peaceful, green and just two minutes from the apartments.
About the author: Daniel Schulz is Managing Director of residir GmbH, which runs the boarding house at Ländstraße 6 and lets holiday apartments across Germany. He is responsible for furnishing the 54 apartments and personally answers your questions about accommodation in Munich.
Last updated: 13 October 2026
Conclusion
Conclusion: your accommodation in Munich’s Lehel district
Whether it is a business trip, a city break, a family holiday or a Wiesn weekend: accommodation in Munich in the Lehel district combines a central location, quiet nights and the freedom of your own flat. 54 apartments with kitchen, Wi-Fi, outdoor sauna and 24-hour safe check-in make your stay in Munich as flexible as your travel plans.
Book directly with us or via platforms such as Airbnb and Booking.com – and if you have your heart set on dates during trade fairs or Oktoberfest, it is best to enquire early.
Frequently asked questions
FAQ: common questions about accommodation in Munich
What does accommodation in Munich include?
Accommodation in Munich means any place to stay overnight in the city – such as a hotel, guesthouse, hostel, holiday flat or serviced apartment. Our boarding house in Lehel offers 54 furnished apartments with their own kitchen and hotel-style service.
Where is your accommodation in Munich located?
At Ländstraße 6, 80538 München, in the Lehel district on the left bank of the Isar – between the old town and the English Garden. Lehel U-Bahn station (U4, U5) and Isartor S-Bahn station are just a few minutes’ walk away.
How much does a night in Munich cost with you?
The price depends on apartment size, season and length of stay. Final cleaning, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi are already included. For longer stays, the price per night goes down.
How many people are the apartments suitable for?
Depending on the category, for 1 to 4 people. The compact Business Apartment suits solo travellers and couples, while the 45 m² Family Apartment is ideal for families with children.
Are dogs allowed in the apartments?
Yes, depending on the apartment category. As the rules vary with the size of the apartment, please ask us directly before booking.
How does check-in work?
With our 24-hour safe check-in, you collect your key yourself at any time – even late in the evening. You will receive all arrival information by email after booking.
What facilities do the apartments offer?
Every apartment has a fully equipped kitchen, free Wi-Fi, bed linen and towels. The building also has an outdoor sauna for up to 6 people, luggage lockers, and washing machines and tumble dryers.
How do I get to the accommodation from the central station and the airport?
From the central station, take the U4 or U5 directly to Lehel station. From Munich Airport, take the S-Bahn (S1 or S8) to Isartor station, from where it is just a few minutes on foot.
How can I book my accommodation in Munich?
Directly with us by phone or email, or via platforms such as Airbnb and Booking.com. After booking, all arrival information is sent to you automatically.
From when can the apartments be booked?
Letting starts in autumn 2027. We are already accepting enquiries for stays from that date onwards.