Hotel Bayerischer Hof, Munich
Hotel · Isarvorstadt ·
Five-star hotel with 5 restaurants, 7 bars, and a spa
Five-star hotel with 5 restaurants, 7 bars, and a spa
"The 300-room Hotel Bayerischer Hof is a proper, old-school Grande Dame."
"This five-star, 19th-century hotel, commissioned by King Ludwig I, commands an imposing position on Munich ’s grandiose Promenadeplatz. With its seven bars, five restaurants (including one with a Michelin star), fitness studio, and private cinema, plus rooftop spa, pool, and lounge bar, it’s a veritable royal palace—and in fact does offer suites in the adjacent Palais Montgelas. Little wonder Michael Jackson chose to stay here. The hotel has commissioned an array of designers throughoutitshistory, resulting in a wide variety of room styles, from African to Art Deco. Also available are a number of private suites,with glass-walled bedrooms that offer panoramic views. The designer flamboyance doesn’t stop at the guestrooms, however.Axel Vervoordt worked on the in-house cinema and Garden restaurant, and Andrée Putman designed the swimming pool and rooftop bar."
"This five-star, 19th-century hotel, commissioned by King Ludwig I, commands an imposing position on Munich ’s grandiose Promenadeplatz. With its seven bars, five restaurants (including one with a Michelin star), fitness studio, and private cinema, plus rooftop spa, pool, and lounge bar, it’s a veritable royal palace—and in fact does offer suites in the adjacent Palais Montgelas. Little wonder Michael Jackson chose to stay here. The hotel has commissioned an array of designers throughoutitshistory, resulting in a wide variety of room styles, from African to Art Deco. Also available are a number of private suites,with glass-walled bedrooms that offer panoramic views. The designer flamboyance doesn’t stop at the guestrooms, however.Axel Vervoordt worked on the in-house cinema and Garden restaurant, and Andrée Putman designed the swimming pool and rooftop bar."
"Playing host to the likes of aristocrats, film stars and pop idols, the independently owned Hotel Bayerischer Hof is without a doubt the queen of Munich’s grand hotel scene. Once the spare palace where King Ludwig I entertained his royal guests, since 1841 it’s been a stately and old-fashioned hotel in the vein of a Hotel Adlon or a Waldorf-Astoria." - Tablet Hotels
"A grand Munich hotel that now features a polished new wing designed by Axel Vervoordt, where spacious rooms favor natural materials and a muted palette—think Valverde stone bathrooms, antique wooden furniture and linen-covered sofas—offering a deliberate contrast to the building’s traditional, opulent areas; the owner has plans to extend this modernisation throughout the property. Amenities include a plush private cinema seating 38 on oversized sofas that screens English and German films in their original languages, and a seventh-floor spa whose pool looks out over Munich landmarks such as the Frauenkirche and the neo-Gothic town hall. The new wing also houses an extraordinary 350 m² penthouse suite (priced around €15,000 a night) that embraces Japanese wabi-sabi, features one-of-a-kind ceramic lamps by Kosi Hidama, and includes a gym, sauna, wraparound terrace and an outdoor tub." - Rachel Preece
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