Bayerischer Hof Hotel Munich

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One of the majority exclusive hotels in Germany and extremely advised. 0808 hmOn average the suites are spacious. All are in superior condition though the decor of the style varies a peerless deal. The amenities and fashion of the apartments is conventional. The inn also features plenty of novelty rooms, which have a themed decoration. The bathrooms are also in superior condition. On average the apartments are extensive. All are in superior condition though the decor of the style varies a generous deal. The amenities and fashion of the suites is conventional. The guesthouse also features plenty of novelty apartments, which have a themed decoration. The bathrooms are also in superior condition. The guesthouse is situated in the center facing an idyllic leafy piazza in one of Munich's most desirable shopping and bisiness zone. The inn features 3 restaurants; the Polynesian restaurant Trader Vic's which is a themed in Polynesian fashion, 'the Garden Restaurant', with wall paintings and an old-time well, which is now filled with bunchs of flowers and the Palais Keller which is a conventional Bavarian restaurant. The dining room is on the upper floor with big windows and balconies, serving outside in the summer. This is a magnificent, white, 5 storey building. The front is an architectural treat with nicely restored cornicing and carved stonework. The medium sized foyer and wide social lounges adjoining it are furbished with relic furniture and vast thick carpets. The entrance was restored in 1999 and staircases are now leading up to the ground floor to a few seating regions which is perfect to enjoy siesta tea or simply a cup of coffee in an luxurious nearby. On complete it's highly conventional in fashion and nicely kept.