Germany's cosmopolitan cities, picturesque natural landscape, historical attractions, and cultural and culinary traditions have made it a popular destination for European and other international travelers. In all the major cities, from Berlin to Hamburg to Munich, travelers will find a wide array of top-notch hotels in Germany to suit their every desire.

Germany hotels in the country's vibrant and cosmopolitan capital city of Berlin are quite varied. Many of the city's hotels are historic, from the centrally located five-star Kempinski to the converted castle Schlosshotel Im Grunewald. Newer hotels are popping up around the Potsdamer Platz area. Because Berlin is a large city, be sure take into account the hotel's proximity to the attractions you wish to visit, to cut down on the time you will have to spend on public transit or in a rental car to reach them.

For those on a tight budget who are looking for cheap lodging in Germany, the hostels in Berlin and throughout the country are a good option. In general, Berlin hostels are dependably clean and well-maintained, with a large number having been recently built or remodeled, so staying at cheap lodging in Germany does not necessarily mean you'll go without fresh and inviting accommodations. However, since the atmosphere, amenities, and popularity of hostels can vary, research them ahead of time; you can usually find recent online reviews from other travelers that will provide insight on what to expect from a particular hostel. Some of the popular hostels in Berlin are the Jetpack Hostel, East Seven, Mitte Berlin Backpackers Hotel.

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Germany hotels in Munich will be attractive both to travelers seeking cheap lodging in Germany and to those seeking luxury German accommodation. There are numerous affordable and accessible hotels within a few miles of the Munich airport, which are convenient for travelers arriving on a late flight or departing on an early one. For most though, the best option will be one of the many hotels right in the heart of Munich, close to attractions and nightlife venues. Elegant hotels in the center of Munich include the Bayerischer Hof to the Mandarin Oriental Hotel.

Hamburg, the second-largest city, hosts plenty of hotels in Germany. Luxury hotels are easy to find; popular ones include the Park Hyatt, Hafen Hamburg, and Le Royal Meridien Hamburg. Cheaper lodging is available as well, but can vary in quality, so it's wise to read the online review to make sure the hotel's standards are the same as your own. Like Hamburg, cosmopolitan Frankfurt offers both luxury hotels and budget hotels, but it also provides a nice array of affordable bed and breakfasts at country inns or homes located near, but not in, the city. If a historic luxury hotel is on your holiday wish list, look no further than the Le Meridian Park Hotel Frankfurt.

In Cologne, the fourth-biggest city in the country, there are Germany hotels for all kinds of travelers. The Dom Hotel and the uniquely cylindrical Hotel Im Wassertum are two pricey and elegant options, but those who shy away from the luxury accommodations will find a number of bargain-priced hotels conveniently located in the heart of the city. Likewise, culturally rich Dresden is also filled with lodging on both ends of the spectrum of hotels in Germany, from reasonably priced hotels to the luxurious Hotel Taschenbergpalais Kempinski and Hotel Bülow Residenz.