Bayerischer Hof

Overview

This luxury hotel comprises 373 rooms spread over 7 floors. The building includes a reception and a hairdresser. In the hotel, guests will also find 6 bars, a Jazz club with live music, an auditorium \Komödie im Bayerischen Hof\ and 4 restaurants. Those arriving by car may make use of the car park or garage facilities (costs around 26 Euros a day).

Location

This elegant luxury hotel is situated directly by the promenade and has been run by the same family for a number of generations. Here, tradition fuses with contemporary comforts. The inviting combination of history and modernity marks the style of the hotel. Close to the hotel, guests will find the Church of the Lady, Marienplatz station, the Stachus, the opera, museums and 3 art museums. Links to the public transport network lie about 500 m away.

Rooms

The comfortable and modern rooms feature an en suite bathroom with hairdryer and bathrobe, a direct dial telephone, a TV, an Internet connection, a minibar/fridge with charge, a seating area and hire safe. Wheelchair accessible rooms can be arranged on request.

Sport

Guests are offered an indoor swimming pool, a roof garden and pool as well as a sun terrace. There is also a health spa with a sauna, solarium, steam room and further spa offers in the Blue spa, around 1,200 m².

Short breaks in Munich

Discover the modern city of Munich and take in the many sights and attractions that this famous city has to offer.

Main Attractions:

• Marienplatz
• Frauenkirche
• Hofbräuhaus
• Odeonsplatz

Ideal for:

• City breaks
• Romantic weekend getaways
• Family holidays

Cheap holidays in Munich, Bavaria

Treat yourself to a holiday in Munich and experience the grand palaces, modern museums, fabulous art, superb cuisine and endless beer that make it one of Germany’s most popular holiday destinations.

In the heart of Germany’s Bavarian south on the banks of the River Isar and well served by Munich airport just 17 miles outside the city, Munich is close to the Swiss, Austrian and Italian borders and is Germany’s third largest city. This is one of the most beautiful parts of Germany with lakes and forests aplenty and is one of the reasons why so many people choose Munich as a holiday destination.

The city has plenty to keep you entertained with cultural attractions such as the Nyphenburg Palace, a baroque palace for the Bavarian royalty that is also home to three museums, superb grounds and a botanical garden. There is also the BMW museum which documents the history of this famous car maker and is a must for all car fans. Even the building the museum is in is pretty special.

No holiday in Munich would be complete without a visit to the Hofbrauhaus, possibly the world’s most famous beer hall which can accommodate some 5000 people. It has been in operation since 1644 and has a lively atmosphere which must be experienced. A great time to come to Munich is in late September/early October when the city holds its annual Oktoberfest, a 16 day festival which attracts over 6 million people. There is plenty of Bavarian food and drink and many people wear traditional clothing to celebrate in style.