Mandarin Oriental Munich is located in the heart of the old city and offers excellent service and very luxurious accommodation, skilfully combining traditional German hospitality with the finesse and style you would expect from a Mandarin Oriental hotel.
Elegant and chic luxury hotel located in the heart of the city
Within easy reach of many of the city's monuments and major sights
Wonderful rooftop pool with 360 degree views over the city
Superb Japanese restaurant and trendy cocktail bar
The Mandarin Oriental Munich is a medium sized hotel with 48 rooms and 25 suites, many of which enjoy a terrace or balcony. Offering friendly service and fantastic facilities, it's a great option for the discerning traveller to Bavaria.
The hotel's location is very convenient for both sightseeing and shopping. Marienplatz, the city's main square with its famous Town Hall Glockenspiel is a 10 minute walk from the hotel, as is Maximillianstrasse with its designer boutiques. The hotel is located just around the corner from the famous Hofbrauhaus, the best known of all the city's beer halls. The city's palaces and museums are easily accessible on foot.
The hotel's wellness facilities include a fully equipped gym, Turkish steam bath and Finnish sauna, as well as a stunning rooftop pool which offers panoramic views over the rooftops of Munich.
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