Booking a stay in an airport hotel is typically all about convenience. But being close to the airport is just one of many perks at the Hilton Munich Airport. With amenities ranging from a spa with indoor pool and hot tub, to putt-putt golf, ping pong, and a foosball table, you might find yourself wishing for more time at the airport.
Located between terminal one and two at the Munich Airport, you can walk from your plane to your hotel room in less time than it typically takes to clear airport security. Glass plays prominently in the property’s design, flooding the hotel with ample natural light everywhere you go. The striking atrium is home to a restaurant and bar, surrounded by a cluster of preserved, towering palm trees from Miami.
Hilton Munich Airport features 551 rooms, but because they are spread between three wings, the property doesn’t feel quite so big. Each wing is accessed by its own elevators, making finding your way around less complicated. All rooms in the North Wing have what’s referred to by the hotel as Mountain Hub décor. Modern in feel, the design is inspired by the property’s proximity to the airport along with its mountainous Bavarian location. Room categories available include: Executive Rooms, King Deluxe Rooms, and Twin Deluxe Rooms.
Natural wood and dark leather accents are found throughout North Wing rooms. Lighting is operated with the touch of a button via keypads located throughout the room. A round table does double duty as a desk or comfortable spot to eat a meal.
Bathrooms in Executive King Rooms boast a large soaking tub and separate walk-in shower with both a rainfall and handheld shower head. Crabtree & Evelyn toiletries are provided. Bathrooms in all room categories in the North Wing also feature heated floors, a rarity at airport hotels.
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Accommodations in the East and West Wing are also spacious, with a more neutral color scheme and wood furnishings.
Top notch windows ensure even though you are at the airport, you won’t hear the roar of airplanes coming or going. Blackout curtains ensure guests can sleep regardless of the time of day.
Located on the fourth, fifth, and sixth floors, all Executive Rooms boast floor-to-ceiling windows and are available with a king bed or two twins. Guests also receive access to an Executive Lounge featuring complimentary breakfast and refreshments.
Non-German speakers have no need to worry; every staff member I met spoke fluent English.
If you’re lucky enough to have some free time during your stay, the Fit & Fly Spa offers a variety of treatments, in addition to a heated indoor pool, hot tub, and sauna. Opening hours are Monday through Friday from 7am to 10pm; weekends 8am to 10pm. The fitness center is open is open 24 hours.
Steps off the front desk, a game room entertains young and old alike with ping pong, a foosball table, and putting green.
Onsite Charles Lindbergh restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The nearby Nightflight Bar serves cocktails and snacks below the unexpected, but eye-catching palm trees. An assortment of eateries can also be found throughout the Munich Airport.
King Executive Rooms start at $226. Wi-Fi is complimentary for Hilton Honors members, however it costs $17 for those not enrolled in the program. Travelers can sign-up in advance online, or at check-in. Book your stay at the hotel website or go through Expedia or other OTA’s.
Dana’s stay was hosted by the Hilton Munich Airport, but as always her thoughts and opinions are her own.
