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Built in 1841 by King Louis I, the Bayerischer Hof has been privately owned by the Volckhardt family for the fourth generation. The Bayerischer Hof is rightly regarded as one of the most famous grand hotels in Europe and probably the best in the Bavarian capital. Members of royal families, Hollywood stars, famous politicians and businessmen have stayed here. The Bayerischer Hof attracts discerning guests for several reasons. Firstly, it's superb location - the hotel is in the centre of Munich, just a few steps away from the main sights, as well as Maximilianstrasse Boulevard with its exclusive boutiques. Secondly, the highest level of service as well as unrivalled style. The interiors of the Bayerischer Hof impress with their elegance and richness of finish. The rooms are decorated in a variety of styles: ultra-modern Cosmopolitan R&B, colonial, palace, Bavarian and others. Thirdly, exquisite cuisine. There are five restaurants offering delicious Bavarian, Mediterranean and Polynesian cuisine. In addition, the hotel has an excellent wellness centre. And for nightlife fans, there is a nightclub where jazz bands often perform.

The hotel is located in the historic part of Munich, close to the Opera House, a stone's throw from the shopping district, theatres and museums, 40 minutes from the airport, 10 minutes from the train station.

The Mandarin Oriental is one of Munich's most prestigious hotels. It is located in a quiet alleyway in the Old Town, close to the lively centre. The hotel is within easy reach of famous designer boutiques, the cafés on Maximilianstrasse and the impressive delicatessen market. Famous museums and theatres are also nearby.

The building where the Mandarin Oriental is now located was built in the last quarter of the 19th century. The builders managed to preserve a fragment of the ancient wall (about 1235) that once stood on this place. It can still be seen in the basement. During the 20th century several owners used the building for different purposes. It was converted into a hotel in 1990 after several years of extensive renovation. The building itself is an example of neoclassical elegance, grace and style. The designers and artists who worked on the interior design managed to link the exterior of the building with the style of the rooms, lobbies and restaurants. The interiors harmonise neoclassical details and accents with modern trends.

The hotel is located in the Old Town, next to the picturesque Botanical Gardens. The interior design was created by Olga Polizzi, Design Director of The Rocco Forte Collection, who has been designing the interiors of the Rocco Forte Collection hotels for many years. By combining modern architectural trends and high-tech equipment, she has created a uniquely beautiful and stylish hotel that is the perfect holiday destination. Valuable woods and marble were used for finishing. The walls are decorated with original paintings by the 19th century German artist Franz von Lenbach. The rooms are characterised by the refinement and elegance typical of all The Rocco Forte Collection hotels.

Magnificent hotel on Maximilianstrasse in the very centre of Munich. The Opera House, the main museums and theatres are just a stone's throw away. It is also home to boutiques of the most famous fashion houses.

Kempinski Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten has been famous for more than 140 years. During this time many celebrities have been here: princes and oil tycoons, film stars and famous athletes. You can understand them all. Almost palatial luxury of the hotel will delight every traveller with a sense of beauty. Crystal chandeliers, heavy drapes, magnificent paintings, marble and bronze products. Especially impressive is the huge dome of the lobby. Sun rays penetrating through the glass create a unique play of light and shadow. The exquisite stained glass windows evoke a sweet nostalgia for the irrevocably gone 19th century.

Rosewood Munich occupies two luxurious historic buildings that once housed the headquarters of the Bavarian State Bank and the aristocratic Palais Neuhaus-Preysing. The central location of the hotel allows guests to see as many of Munich's sights as possible: the most famous square Marienplatz with the Old and New Town Halls, the Gothic Munich Cathedral (be sure to climb the south tower for a panoramic view of the city), the former royal palace, the Deutsches Museum, the lively Viktualienmarkt market and much more. Inside the hotel, guests are welcomed by refined modern interiors with recognisable and traditional Munich details: books about the BMW automobile concern and models of retro cars. For relaxation, visit the SPA centre with an indoor pool, sauna and steam room. For classic Alpine cuisine and famous German beer, visit the CUVILLIÉS restaurant.