Munich Hostel - If you are looking for decent place for a low rate, checking into a hostel may be for you. These are popular among students, hikers and tourists who are looking to save some money on accommodations. Munich has a large range of different hostels to choose from. The majority of hostels no longer have curfews or age restrictions. They know that people come to Munich to party and don’t need to stress about getting back to the hostel before a lock out time. Hostels offer linens, storage for your goods, internet access and many offer meals that may be included in your evening rate.

The Haus Internation Hostel is situated on 87 D Elisabeth Street. This was building was completed in 1972 and is located in the Olympic Park. They have a 24 hour staff that is multilingual and ready to help you. They have single and double bedrooms and your stay does include breakfast the next morning. The single room rate is 40 Euros.

Euro Youth Hostel is a couple minutes walk from the Hofbrauhaus and Marienplatz on 5 Senefelder Street. You must pay cash when you arrive because they don’t take credit cards. They do offer an all you can eat breakfast buffet each morning. A single costs 53 Euros.

Wombats City Hostel Munich is located on 1 Senefelder Street. After checking you they offer you a welcome drink. All the rooms have bunks, showers and toilets. Within 10 minutes you can walk down to Oktoberfest. A twin room will cost you about 42 Euros.

The 4 You Munchen Hostel on 18 Hirten Street is right next to the central train station. There is a charge for breakfast but a night will cost you only around 25 Euros. If you decide to stay for two nights then breakfast is included. You may want to considering booking ahead of time here. Their winter rates are only 17 Euros and evening and this lasts from November to December 28th.

Meininger City Hostel Munich on 20 Landsberger Street cost 65 Euros a night. Included in this price is an all you can eat breakfast buffet. They opened in the Spring of 2004. The parent company runs hostels also in Berlin. If you stay here you will only be five minutes from the Oktoberfest festival and within a few more minutes to the downtown sections. They do have airport pick up for their guests.

Munich Hostels tend to be booked up quickly. They offer you enough for a good rate. The budget conscious travelers book early and look for promotions. Munich has many more hostels located throughout the city. Some don’t except reservations and others do. If you are cycling or hiking through Germany and don’t know exactly what day you will be arriving, a hostel is a logical choice in lodging. Check out www.youth-hostels.com