Hotel Bayerischer Hof, Munich

You just can’t get enough of this place, it’s beautiful in every possible way. Everything is so well organized, even though there was some construction work going on at the building. Once that’s completed, it will be absolutely flawless! The suite was exactly as I expected, simply exceptional. Spacious, with a lovely large balcony, perfectly quiet for a great night’s sleep, and ideal for enjoying peaceful mornings or hosting friends for pre-drinks in the evening. I honestly can’t wait to come back!🥹🥹💕💕💕 The best in Munich for sure.

First a caveat: yes the hotel is undergoing some construction, and signage could be better, so be prepared for a bit of an adventure finding your way in and around. With that said, we both really enjoyed our stay. The hotel is a huge institution and feels you’re in the heart of the swirl of Munich. It’s lively, almost like a Wes Anderson movie, yet our room was quiet. Every staff member was great, which is especially impressive considering that they’re dealing with the construction every workday. I look forward to coming back.

Great hotel near just amor all the sights in Munich. It is walking distance to food and attractions. The hotel check in is on the side currently due to construction. Just go down a short hall and up stairs to Mezzanine level. There is also a lift behind the stairs. The breakfast is on the sixth floor and has stunning views of Munich. The gym on the seventh floor has a good variety of cardio and free weights. There is also a leg press and chest press machine.

The hotel is amazing! Staff were outstanding, especially Ben Said from Tunisia. They upgraded us to a spacious, classic-style room with a separate dressing room and option for a connected room. They even installed a bidet spray in the bathroom and helped return our rental car. The location is quiet and perfect for relaxation, with very comfortable beds and pillows. Highly recommended!

Highly recommend the Bayerischer Hof Hotel. The staff is friendly, our room was luxurious and immaculately clean, concierge very helpful in arranging dinner reservations and care service to and from the airport. The location is perfect- near Marienplatz. It was our 2nd stay here and would never consider staying at another hotel while in Munich. Overall a 5 star experience.

Location was perfect to enjoy all the festivities of Oktoberfest. Staff was extremely helpful and friendly. Rooms were beautiful. Renovations in progress and can't wait to see what things look like when complete. Will definitely be back!

The location of the Bayerischer Hof is excellent—right in the heart of Munich. During my stay, the hotel was undergoing renovations, and the reception area had been temporarily relocated. Despite this, the check-in process went very smoothly. The front desk agent was calm, friendly, and professional. Although we arrived earlier than the official check-in time and had booked on short notice, he was able to offer us an early check-in, which was much appreciated.||Coincidentally, the same staff member assisted us with check-out. While again polite and helpful, I found it unnecessary to provide my invoicing details a second time, as the ones I had submitted during check-in had apparently not been saved. These are small details, but when they don’t work, they leave the impression of weak internal organization.||We had breakfast only on the first day at the rooftop restaurant, which offers a beautiful view over Munich’s rooftops. However, for the following days, we chose to eat breakfast elsewhere, as the selection didn’t feel particularly special for the price.||Our room faced the inner courtyard, with no real view. More inconvenient was the constant noise from what appeared to be the hotel’s ventilation or extraction systems, which made it uncomfortable to keep the windows open for long. There were also some unexplained noises coming from the bathroom.||On one evening, we ordered room service, which was excellent—high-quality food, beautifully presented, and delivered promptly.||On the third night, I was woken up by the sound of dripping from the air conditioner. I placed a towel on the floor, but the next day, housekeeping didn’t seem to notice, and the issue persisted when the unit was on.|That said, the housekeeping team did a generally very good and detailed job. The room was always clean and well-maintained. However, towels were replaced daily even when hung up, which felt unnecessary, especially considering they were larger and more luxurious than standard hotel towels.||Overall, the hotel is clearly committed to preserving its tradition of elegance and service. With a bit more consistency in operations and attention to small guest-facing details, the experience could feel even more polished and seamless.

Service was impeccable, room was very nice. I was impressed with the large size of the room as typically in Europe you encounter smaller rooms. The bathroom was very generous. I had a room that wasn't renovated and the modern colors and wished I did but otherwise the stay was outstanding. Concierge was amazing even arranging a private driver for me at very last minute. The Spa wasn't at a 5star level for me hence only giving 4 stars. It was my first German spa experience. The room where my massage was in was tiny, I could hear all of the noise outside from footsteps to kids screaming and the entrance was a common area so it wasn't very private. Absolutely LOVED the Polynesian bar in the lower level, at Trader Viks. Jess V was a great bartender and we enjoyed the food and drinks. I will send clients to this historic hotel. It is SO close to the sites of downtown Munich!

There are aspects of this hotel that are 5 star, and then there other significant aspects.... The beds are rock hard and uncomfortable. The layout is confusing. The cooling is ineffective. Butt the rooms are beautiful, and the bar is gorgeous. Butt the beds are hard and uncomfortable. Where is Motel 6?

Great location, wonderful breakfast if you choose to include it when booking and comfortable accommodations. The concierge was wonderful and shared where we could get a delicious authentic meal at reasonable prices. The area this hotel is located in is very walkable and feels very safe. We visited in late June and were glad we had light jackets and umbrellas.

My whole family has loved our stay here. The rooms are big and very clean. The hotel is right in the heart of so many things to do and see. The hotel has a pool that is on the rooftop giving us a great view of Germany. There is also a great gym( not the I used it) a steam, sauna and a cold water plunge bath. Loved it all. Shout out to Elias who took care of us all night while we enjoyed the pool. He made the evening perfect, great service and such a sweet young man.

Arrived at hotel with a 5-star travel company. Assigned us to a room that was 80 degrees inside. Asked someone to come up and take a look. He came, then said he would need to talk to his superiors regarding fixing this. He never came back. I had to call down to find out what happened. He came back to move us to a new room. New room had hair in the bathtub and was much smaller and older. Hand held shower wand didn't work. Disgusting. We had paid for the superior room ahead of time as part of the tour. I would NEVER stay here or recommend this hotel to anyone.

Service is impeccable. Staff is friendly and attentive. Several fantastic dining options each with their distinct characteristics. Walking distance to the city center and easy access to the subway system. Rooms are large and appointed well, service was great. Special note to Philipp (three p's) who is very nice and upbeat.

Another classic in Munich, the location is perfect but service and amenities were not that good, the room decoration was very old too. I wouldn't stay here! Otro clásico en Múnich, la ubicación es perfecta pero el servicio y los amenities no están buenos, la decoración de la habitación era muy antigua también. No me quedaría aquí!

Wow! Okay, expensive, but I managed to get a great deal! Number one, this hotel is all about SERVICE. Everybody greets you and can't do enough for you. While some may find this annoying, I rather enjoy it, as they are not overbearing, they just want you to have a good stay. The rooms are extremely well appointed, mt bed was comfortable, great bathroom; I had a Junior Suite so i really enjoy the extra space. The location? You cannot get much better. Just a few minutes walk from the Marienplatz, the trams, U- and S-Bahns are all close as well, so it brings Munich right to the front door.Breakfast was typical, great freshly prepared eggs any way you choose, a huge buffet of the usual German fare and really good coffee! If you want a great place and are prepared to drop some cash, this is the place- I would say it's the best hotel in Munich!

I have only ever been to events at this hotel and never stayed here. It's a Bavarian institution and has welcomed many a celebrity and other famous guests over the years. There are lots of bars, restaurants, event rooms, movie theatre, live events that happen here during the year. They also hold the luxury watch show once a year which is quite the event for mechanical watch fans. The wintergarden terrace has one of the nicest views in town and super classy. Atelier is a two michelin starred restaurant in this hotel and, there is a night club which is open till 3am. The event staff are very helpful and responsive and we have looked at doing events here before. It's certainly not a cheap option but a luxury location for a classy event. I am likely to come here once in a while and will try to check out the Blue Spa one time. I hear it is good and you can go there even if you are not staying at the hotel.

Very sad bar. Super Poor Lightning. Mostly elderly couples making Out. Really dissapointing.

We visited the hotel on a group trip so cannot comment on the check-in. The hotel location is great as it's within walking distance of many restaurants, shops, and the Glockenspiel. The staff is very helpful, especially the concierge who'll make dinner reservations for you around town. The hotel is odd, but in a good way, as there are two sections the old and new. The old is very traditional German while the new is all dark stone and very modern. We stayed in the new section. My only complaint was the room was very warm, and we couldn't open our windows as there were pigeons right there :-). I called housekeeping though and they brought us two fans which kept us very comfortable. The bathtub was lovely and large, and I used it each day. My husband enjoyed the rain shower, which was also large. No coffee maker in the rooms though, which I think all Americans have come to expect. The breakfast was delicious as well. Oh and then there's the Michael Jackson shrine right out front as apparently, this was the hotel where he held the baby out on the balcony...craziness! I honestly cannot say enough about the staff though as they really were outstanding in every way. It's worth the money for the location and the level of service! We'd definitely come back.

Great hotel. Terrific restaurants. Expensive place but worth it. Excellent service. This is always my first choice in Munich. Good food. Swimming pool with a spectacular view. Quiet rooms! Really good food! And now off to a good night's sleep...

This is the only hotel at which I'll stay when I'm in Munich for business. My first stay here was in 2006 and I've stayed here several times since then. The hotel is well-located and the rooms are of average size. The service is outstanding and efficient (I wanted to rent a Porsche to drive to the Alps and they took care of it in less than 30 minutes!). The breakfast room on the top floor offers delicious food and splendid views of the city. Can't wait to stay here the next time I'm in town!

Attended a Black and White Gala here and was amazed at how beautiful the Hall was. The hotel also has on of the best restaurants in Germany Atelier. The restaurant isn't for everyone's budget but is definitely worth it on special occasions.

This hotel is in a great location with top notch staff. We especially liked our valet in the parking garage. Our room was spacious and made us feel at home and the bathroom was gorgeous. We did wish that there were outlets by the beds to plug our electronics in rather than at inconvenient locations by the entry but that's a small price to pay for the luxury of our room. For Americans-no lobby or in room coffee but you can get some a la carte in the dining area. You can walk to almost anything including Oktoberfest which may take 20-25 minutes. Wanted to also give a shout out to Jennifer in the Concierge department. We had a package returned to the hotel and she was so kind to take care of getting it to us.

Stayed here on many occasions, and it has never disappointed me. Not even a little. Great, attentive, friendly and professional staff. Rooms are very nicely laid out and does not feel standardized. In-room amenities, hotel facilities (not to mention the spa!), bars and restaurants are all excellent. The physical appearance of this hotel is immaculate, reminiscent of a japanese experience (in terms of the attention to detail). Last but not least, you will often see the owner of this hotel being present and actually working there. As with so many German hotels, breakfast is good - but imo this hotel has the best breakfast of them all, ever! PS Love the keys they have here.

I hear that this is a historical hotel that hosted great artists like Michael Jackson, Martin Scorsese and others. Well now they're hosting high-tech marketing geeks like me. From an old trip. We had to pick a luxury hotel because we had to use their conference rooms for some press briefing, so it had to be a luxury hotel. Did I just say luxury twice? I'm a far cry from being a Teutonic Knight, but the hotel rooms and the beds here were made for kings and giants. Because this trip was work related, it meant checking in late, having a beer/dinner downstairs with our VPs in one of about six restaurants (I think it was the Atelier or Pallais Keller, I can't recall), getting up super early to prepare, having a grand buffet breakfast that seem to have more items than dinner (at their atrium-sun-room like Dachgarten (roof garden) restaurant), then having a conference with press people in one of the conference rooms, and finally leaving for the airport. Was I even here? I didn't even so much as ruffle the bed sheet. Rats. If you don't like luxury hotels, if you don't like to relax in luxury, you don't like impressive architecture, beautifully maintained and renovated, spacious rooms, great restaurants and bars, excellent wellness facilities.. then this ain't for you. Auf Wiedersehen und ich hoffen Sie, wieder zurückzukommen.

A gorgeous hotel with a history located in a great part of Munich-shopping is close as are the major sights. I'm pretty picky as far as hotels go having over the years stayed in my fair share of higher end establishments I've come to expect certain things from my stay and as a guest. Firstly my room was nothing special- it was small and nice- great bathroom and tub but the decor wasn't all that- a little boring and outdated and the carpet was pretty hideous- Oh and this hotel still uses old fashion keys instead of swipe cards which is kinda cute. My friends room down the hall was a little larger- but again the decor was average although to be fair they are undergoing a complete refurbishment which will be finished some times next year and our floor was one of the yet to have been re-done. The mini bar of course was the usual highway robbery as all hotels are- but the selection wasn't too bad ( I managed to make a couple of bathtime G&T's out of it's contents which is pretty much all I ever use from the mini bar) I'd have liked to see more crisps (mmmmm salt and vinegar!!) Room service was pretty good with their timing although my late night snack of tomato soup was simple awful- my friends tuna salad was good though. Breakfast room service is quick and yummy- the hot chocolate is dark and perfection, the fresh orange juice is freshly squeezed and served by a very young and cute bell boy! But what makes this hotel really special is the newly opened Blue spa located on the top floor- complimentary for the guests- the gym is shiny and new well equipped and has a stunning view of the Munich roof tops and a little outdoor balcony for rooftop yoga )weather permitting. The pool is warm and stunning gorgeous views and a skyline roof- white linen resort beds surround the pol area and there is a spa cocktail menu and snacks that can be ordered and enjoyed by the pool or you can simple curl up in your bathrobe by the pool fireplace and enjoy a good read while your friend does laps as I did. The spas downstairs is where I spent the most time in- I made the mistake of wearing my swimmers - I soon realised that I looked stupid as everyone else is certainly naked... and soon it becomes habit for you to arrive at the spa only where your bathrobe and slippers (unless you place to swim-and even then you remove them once finished) there's a tile covered eucalyptus steam room, communal shower outside for cooling off... an ice tub for dipping in after a hot sauna session an extremely hot wood traditional Nordic sauna and a chill out room with water, beds and music to listen too. Everything is mixed sex-but generally found the women and men levels were quite equal for the most part. Men and women's bathrooms are large and also separate downstairs too and there is plenty of treatments and massages to choose from the spa menu. Heaven I felt rejuvenated and pampered and very liberated- I hardly care that your naked after the first little while and it seems weird when you encounter the odd non European guest still hanging on to the swimmers... poor dears! The rooftop lounge and breakfast bar is drenched in sunlight and makes it feel More like early Autumn then winter- I love ti that the encourage you to relax and have breakfast in just your hotel bathrobe and slippers... so laid back - and the view is sensational There are several restaurants and bars in the hotel to choose from- we went to an amazing Polynesian-Asian fusion place in the basement where I enjoyed chicken chow mein in a crispy noodle basket- a couple of gimlets and the most divine lemon sorbet served on a giant scallop shell nesting on a bed of ice with a cold shot of vodka to pour over it- Amazing early C'mas present from my dear australian friend (all courtesy of his company expense account of course-heh) My only complaint is the room cleaning service was average (my little toiletries weren't replaced everyday which was annoying) and it lacks the 'new room' feeling that you usually get everyday when re-entering your room after cleaning- Oh and the sheets were over starched which gave me a really bad sleep the second night as I'm allergic to laundry starch Great stay overall!

Stayed here for 10 days of travel and arranged rental cars through them as well. The front desk was exceedingly helpful and were able to assist me in shipping my purchases home. The gym and spa were excellent and the masseurs were outstanding. The views from our room and the breakfast restaurant are spectacular and rather panoramic. I would certainly give 5 stars if not for the fact that i had some smaller items stolen out of my room. I didn't make an issue out of it since they were not worth much but i know 100% that they were on the desk when we left for austria and gone the evening we returned. Still, the hotel is well placed for walks through the city and parks and our room was pristine every time we opened the door.

My mother and I really enjoyed our stay here. We had a slight problem with our first room (smelled smokey despite being a non-smoking room), and the hotel changed our room assignment even though it was a very busy weekend. The new room was a much nicer upgrade, which was a nice plus as well! No two rooms are exactly alike, and ours was the Laura Ashley room. A lovely atmosphere for a mother daughter trip to the Christmas markets! The location is superb, the breakfasts delicious, and the service is impeccable. My only qualm is that the concierge was not overly helpful, and the lobby is a bit small.

NEIN!! We have stayed in many five star hotels all around the world. This is not one of them. Our room, decorated in grays and blacks and facing a courtyard, reminds me of a coffin. They refill the plastic bottles of lotion and bath gel, and there is only ONE bar of soap in the bathroom. The hair dryer is permanently attached by a short cord to the wall under the sink, and requires you to continually hold down a button for it to function. Mine shorted out within two minutes. The air-conditioning is inadequate, to say the least, and there is no still water supplied in the room save for one skinny bottle located below the TV set. Beds are rather hard, and the goose down pillows are so ungenerously stuffed that it's guaranteed you will have to call housekeeping for more. Skip this and go to the Mandarin Oriental instead. At least they live up to their hefty price tag.