Hotel Excelsior by Geisel at Schützenstraße 11 is a classic Munich address near Stachus and Hauptbahnhof. The property offers about 113 rooms, keeps a more traditional German style and is often chosen by guests who want a very central stay on a more manageable scale than the large chain hotels on Bayerstraße. The transfer from Munich Airport Franz Josef Strauss usually takes 40-50 minutes over about 38 km. The standard route follows the A92 and A9, then continues via the Mittlerer Ring and the western city centre toward Schützenstraße. After landing, your chauffeur waits in arrivals with a name board, assists with luggage and escorts you directly to the vehicle. At Hotel Excelsior, the last section near Stachus, the tram flow and the short-stay zones needs accurate local timing because Schützenstraße rewards good central-city navigation. This keeps the arrival smooth even when the area is heavily used. The hotel works very well for business travel, short city stays and visits where easy walking access to the Old Town, restaurants and the station matters. The chauffeur can match the vehicle to larger luggage, several passengers or an early-morning departure. Bottled water is available on board, and a child seat or booster can be arranged on request. Delayed flights are monitored automatically. Each ride is quoted individually, but before booking we confirm a fixed price agreed in advance, with no hidden costs. The service includes meet and greet, flight tracking, waiting time after landing and luggage assistance. We also arrange return transfers to the airport and pickups for guests flying in for a short city break or a business meeting. Payment is completed online by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or BLIK. Cash is not accepted.
Reserve a chauffeurYes. Each ride is quoted individually, and before booking we confirm a fixed price agreed in advance, with no hidden costs.
Most journeys take 40-50 minutes over about 38 km. The standard route follows the A92 and A9, with the final section adjusted to traffic near Stachus and Schützenstraße.
Yes. We plan the arrival as close as possible to the hotel entrance while taking tram traffic and limited short-stop space in this part of the centre into account.
Yes. It is a frequent choice for business trips and city breaks because you can walk easily from the hotel to Stachus, the Old Town and the station.
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