Munich Airport
Alpine-urban airport luxury. Steel-and-glass modernist architecture meets Bavarian mountain aesthetics — think warm wood, felt textiles from the Munich foothills, mountain and cloud art on renovated wing corridors. Business-capable but genuinely resort-like for an airport property.
Hilton Gold status reportedly grants lounge access — unusual and worth confirming at check-in
Why It Matters
One of the world's strongest airport hotels, full stop. Helmut Jahn's architecture gives it bones most city hotels would envy. The Mountain Hub Gourmet holds a Michelin star — reportedly the only airport hotel restaurant in the world with one. The spa won the World Luxury Spa Award 2024. And you can walk to both terminal check-in halls in under two minutes.
Sitting directly between Terminals 1 and 2 at Munich Airport, this is the rare airport hotel that rewards a deliberate booking. The building itself earns attention — designed by German-American architect Helmut Jahn and opened in 1994 as the Kempinski, it centers on a soaring 24-metre glass atrium planted with 18-metre Florida palms. It became a Hilton in January 2015 and added a whole new north wing in 2017. But the real story today is the Mountain Hub concept: a Michelin-starred restaurant, a World Luxury Spa Award-winning spa, and rooms furnished with Alpine wood sourced from regional craftsmen.
Where You'll Stay
6 room types available
King Deluxe Suite
44 sqm suite with a separate living room area featuring a sofa bed. Good choice for families or anyone wanting meaningful breathing room at the airport. Executive Lounge access included.
King · 44 sqm
King Executive Room
Located on floors 4–6 of the renovated north wing. The step up from standard is mostly in the bathroom — a large soaking tub plus a separate walk-in shower with rainfall and handheld heads. Floor-to-ceiling windows, mountain-themed design details, and access to the Executive Lounge (breakfast, snacks, happy hour with outdoor terrace). Free minibar includes a couple of beers.
King
King Executive Room – Runway View
Same spec as the King Executive Room but positioned for runway views. Corner rooms on upper floors offer the best aircraft spotting. Executive Lounge access included.
King
King Executive Suite
The largest standard suite at 58 sqm. Has a proper separate living room with a dining table — good for a working dinner or families who want to eat in. Executive Lounge access included.
King · 58 sqm
King Guest Room
The entry-level room does the job well. King bed with premium bedding, soundproof windows, minibar, tea/coffee maker, HDTV, air conditioning, safe, and desk. Bathrooms have a shower/tub combination. Cream-toned interiors with decent storage.
King · 30 sqm
Twin Guest Room
Same spec as the King Guest Room but with two beds — good for colleagues traveling together or families. Soundproofed, air conditioned, with minibar, HDTV, and desk.
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Eat & Drink
4 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Certain rooms — particularly corner units in the north wing — offer views toward the apron and runways. Not a dedicated activity but a genuine perk for aviation enthusiasts.
Book a room for daytime hours only — useful for long layovers when you want a proper bed, shower, and quiet. Select the same arrival and departure date on the Hilton booking site; the system recognizes day-only bookings automatically.
Modern equipment for cardio and strength training. Available 24 hours a day for hotel guests; open during spa hours for external visitors.
4 to 6-course Alpine-inspired tasting menu by Michelin-starred Head Chef Marcel Tauschek. Wine pairing available (€75–95). Vegetarian menu also offered. Young Star deal: 4 courses for €95 for guests under 30.
One night's stay plus secure parking at P26 garage for 8 or 15 days. Includes Hilton Honors points. Supported by best rate guarantee. Great for travelers departing from Munich and wanting a relaxed pre-flight night.
Weekly Sunday brunch with a regional buffet spread — oysters, cold and hot dishes, desserts. Standard €21, Champagne version €35. Popular with Munich locals and airport travelers alike. Themed brunches (Easter, Mother's Day) at different pricing.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
30 meeting rooms spanning over 1,000 sqm, from small boardrooms to the Munich I & II ballroom. All equipped with AV tech and high-speed internet. Dedicated events team on site.
Standard in-room and lobby WiFi costs €24.95 per day. Free for Hilton Honors members.
24-hour room service menu available to all guests.
Fully equipped gym available around the clock for hotel guests. External visitors can access during spa opening hours.
127-sqm lounge, 80 seats, outdoor terrace. Complimentary for Diamond HH members and Executive Room guests. €50 access fee for other hotel guests.
EV charging at P26 parking garage. Cannot be combined with Park, Sleep & Fly packages. Check Munich Airport website for details.
Covered, secured on-site parking at P26 garage. €44 per day. Operated by Munich Airport. In/out privileges not available.
Pets allowed with a €60 non-refundable fee. Max weight 34kg. Hotel offers a dedicated pet experience.
17-metre heated indoor pool in the Mountain Hub Spa. Open to hotel guests and day-spa visitors.
Hilton Honors digital key and digital check-in available via the Hilton app.
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