Hotel Bayerischer Hof
Neighborhood: Altstadt
Nearest Train: Promenadenplatz: Tram 19, N19; Marienplatz: S1-S8, U3, U6, Bus 52
Phone: +49 (0)89 2 1200
Fax: +49 (0)89 212 0906
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More so than most hotels in the city, the Bayerischer Hof has a fascinating history. It was built in 1840 by King Ludwig I's architect Maffei to provide first-class lodgings for visitors to the nearby palace. The Montgelas Palace, which the hotel bought in 1969, was initially a Minister's residence and later became the seat of the royal administration. Elegant and sophisticated, this is one of the leading hotels in the region, with spacious rooms reflecting a variety of stylesHotel Bayerischer Hof—part modern in Laura Ashley vein, part traditional and classical in the style of the Montgelas Palace. Its various restaurants offer quality cuisine, with contemporary international dishes in the idyllic Garden Restaurant, Asian specialities in Trader Vic's and wholefood and vegetarian fare in the Palais Keller. The Bayerischer Hof Nightclub is one of Germany's top jazz venues.
395 rooms in total. Singles From EUR 230. Doubles From EUR 271. Suites From EUR 499. Check In: 15:00. Check Out: 12:00.
Restaurant, Television, Parking, Bar, Hairdresser, Internet Access, Swimming Pool, Disabled Access, Business Facilities, Solarium, Sauna, Whirlpool, Car-hire Facilities, Non-smoking Rooms, Fitness Club.
33 conference and banqueting rooms for up to 1,200 people.
Beauty salon and open-air swimming pool.
Regal magnificence
Neighborhood: Altstadt
Nearest Train: Promenadenplatz: Tram 19, N19; Marienplatz: S1-S8, U3, U6, Bus 52
Phone: +49 (0)89 2 1200
Fax: +49 (0)89 212 0906
Email | Website | Map | add to Travel Bag (NEW)
More so than most hotels in the city, the Bayerischer Hof has a fascinating history. It was built in 1840 by King Ludwig I's architect Maffei to provide first-class lodgings for visitors to the nearby palace. The Montgelas Palace, which the hotel bought in 1969, was initially a Minister's residence and later became the seat of the royal administration. Elegant and sophisticated, this is one of the leading hotels in the region, with spacious rooms reflecting a variety of stylesHotel Bayerischer Hof—part modern in Laura Ashley vein, part traditional and classical in the style of the Montgelas Palace. Its various restaurants offer quality cuisine, with contemporary international dishes in the idyllic Garden Restaurant, Asian specialities in Trader Vic's and wholefood and vegetarian fare in the Palais Keller. The Bayerischer Hof Nightclub is one of Germany's top jazz venues.
395 rooms in total. Singles From EUR 230. Doubles From EUR 271. Suites From EUR 499. Check In: 15:00. Check Out: 12:00.
Restaurant, Television, Parking, Bar, Hairdresser, Internet Access, Swimming Pool, Disabled Access, Business Facilities, Solarium, Sauna, Whirlpool, Car-hire Facilities, Non-smoking Rooms, Fitness Club.
33 conference and banqueting rooms for up to 1,200 people.
Beauty salon and open-air swimming pool.
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tiny rooms, great facilities & location
Where the heck was the rest of my room? My 'single room' was smaller than most on a ship and...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from San Francisco, CA on Oct 12 2007
It's unbelievable! It's the best hotel I've ever seen.
I an never forget my trip to Munich beause of this classy hotel. It's luxuries and great. My roo...
Reviewed by:dr_hodabumoussa from on Oct 02 2005
Avoid at all costs
This hotel looked beautiful from the outside and from their website. The lobby was nice but that is...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from Menomonee Falls, WI on Aug 08 2005
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