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Munich-Garmisch Daily Commute!!! Good Hotels close to Munich Railway Station
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hi I m not really sure where I should have posted this message but my problem is that there are six of us - five of whom are really set on skiing in Garmisch. My OH is a shopaholic so I reckon she'll spend her time window shopping in Munich Basically we cant find accommodation in Garmisch (26th-30th December) so our plan is to commute each morning from Munich by train.Does this make sense Can anyone recommend a family friendly hotel close to munich's main railway station.Would there be a hotel with a pool/spa close by??? (We have two kids 10/14 years old BTW)Many Thanks
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Commuting from Munich to Garmisch would be feasible but would mean a pretty early start to make the day worthwhile (and would be rather tiring). I think you can probably find specially priced tickets for skiers
(see e.g. http://www.zugspitze.de/en/winter/index.htm ). However, Munich isn't the best base for a ski holiday Puzzled

There are several hotels near the Munich station. The only one which comes immediately to mind is the Mercure, where friends of mine stayed last summer. I've no idea whether it has a pool.
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