Mandarin Oriental Munich
Munich, Germany
At a Glance
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
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Munich is a year-round destination. The Christmas markets are particularly fun and great for getting into the festive spirit. The city looks particularly beautiful in spring and summer, and some of the best weather for sight-seeing can be had in autumn, when days are generally mild and clear.
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Description
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.
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.
Accommodation
Mandarin Oriental Munich has 48 rooms, and 25 spacious suites, some of which have outdoor terraces. Many rooms offer nice views over the city, and others overlook the Hofbräuhaus beer gardens. The style of decor is elegant and modern combined with chic Asian influences.
Facilities
Mandarin Oriental Munich is home to a Michelin-starred restaurant called Mark’s, where Head Chef Simon Larese puts a seasonal spin on Mediterranean-infused cuisine.
Activities
The Mandarin Oriental Munich is home to one of the few rooftop pools in the city, and a wellness and health centre that comes complete with an extensive fitness centre, Turkish Steam Bath and Finnish Sauna.
Experiences
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Innsbruck & Swarovski Crystal World
Visit the City of the Golden Roofs, then marvel at the world's biggest crystal and kaleidoscope at Swarovski's Crystal World!
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Konigssee Day Trip
Explore Germany's fjord-like Lake Königssee on a boat, with the towering Bavarian Alps as your scenic backdrop. Here is where you can take the postcard-shot of the famed St. Bartholoma Chapel.
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Munich Christmas Markets
Munich's best known Christmas Market, which reputedly dates from the 14th century, is held on the Marienplatz in the heart of the city centre each year. There are numerous other smaller markets to visit on the nearby streets and squares.
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Munich City Tour
Munich is a city which is easy to explore on foot. Meet a guide and set off to explore the sights of the city centre. The highlights are all close to the main square, Marienplatz, and to Maximillianstrasse, the city's most glamorous boulevard.
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Neuschwanstein Castle
Neuschwanstein Castle was built in the late 19th century by King Ludwig II of Bavaria, at vast expense. The style and look of this extravagant castle have made it one of Germany's most popular tourist attractions since it opened to the public in 1886.
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Nuremberg Day Trip
Follow the historical traces of the dark past on this insightful day trip to Nuremberg.
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Rothenburg ob der Tauber
Visit one of the loveliest towns of the Romantic Road in Rothenburg with its fairytale-perfect houses.
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Visit Neuschwanstein Castle
Neuschwanstein Castle was built in the late 19th century by King Ludwig II of Bavaria, at vast expense. The style and look of this extravagant castle have made it one of Germany's most popular tourist attractions since it opened to the public in 1886.
Location & directions
Munich, Germany
The hotel is located in the city centre, within walking distance to many of the city's most coveted attractions and sites.
How to get there
Flights direct from London to Munich with a number of airlines averaging around 1 hour 45 minutes, and then there is a short 35 minute car transfer away from Munich International Airport.
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