About this hotel
General information
Mandarin Oriental, Munich occupies a 19th-century neo-Renaissance building in the middle of the Old Town that once housed an opera house. Carefully restored, it now pairs classical architecture with contemporary comfort and an East-meets-West aesthetic.
It is a small hotel of 73 rooms and suites, among the most spacious in Munich, several of the suites with their own terraces. Its signatures are Matsuhisa Munich, serving Japanese-Peruvian cuisine, and the roof with its heated pool and views of the Frauenkirche and the distant Alps, where Munich Sushi Club opens in summer. Three interconnecting daylight salons host meetings and celebrations, and in the warmer months the roof terrace is available for private parties.
Location
The hotel lies in Munich’s Old Town, next to the Hofbräuhaus. Marienplatz is a 3–5 minute walk; the Viktualienmarkt, the Residenz and the Bavarian State Opera are within five minutes on foot, and the boutiques of Maximilianstraße less than two. Munich main station is about 10 minutes away and Munich Airport around 35 minutes by car.
Spa
The wellness area centres on a Turkish steam bath scented with aromas and finished in hand-cut Italian glass mosaic and grey and white marble, alongside a Finnish sauna. Massages, facials, manicures and skincare consultations come from Amour Fou, an independent beauty house. In-suite sound-healing sessions with singing bowls, holistic energy rebalancing and LVATE IV drips can also be arranged.
Sports & leisure
- Heated rooftop pool with sun loungers and views of the Frauenkirche and the Alps, reserved for hotel guests
- 24-hour fitness centre with Technogym equipment and a Kinesis wall
- Personal training with a certified trainer
- Turkish steam bath and Finnish sauna
- Rootine juice bar with juices made in Munich
- The concierge helps with walks through the Old Town, museums and excursions
For children
Young guests find surprises in the room: a chocolate bear, cookies, a play tipi, a PlayStation, soft toys and board games, including one designed for the hotel. The Lounge and Matsuhisa Munich have children’s menus, and The Lounge serves a Kids Afternoon Tea. Family suites and connecting rooms are available, with babysitting on request.
Restaurants & bars
Dining brings together Japanese-Peruvian cuisine, relaxed all-day fare and inventive cocktails:
- Matsuhisa Munich — New Style Japanese-Peruvian cuisine with an emphasis on seafood; omakase in a semi-private room for 12 and an eight-seat live cooking counter
- Munich Sushi Club — a seasonal rooftop restaurant with Japanese cuisine, a poolside lounge and city views (in the warmer months)
- The Lounge — the hotel’s living room beside the lobby: coffee and cake, international snacks, afternoon tea and live piano at weekends
- Ory — a ground-floor cocktail bar with reinterpreted classics, a seasonal wine list, champagne and a bar menu
In-room dining is also available.
Pets
Pets are welcome, with pet-friendly rooms and amenities; arrangements are best confirmed with the hotel in advance.
Rooms
The 73 rooms — 48 rooms and 25 suites — draw on the late Biedermeier period, with emerald and gold accents, prints by Munich artist Felix Rehfeld and reliefs by the Nymphenburg porcelain manufactory. Windows look over the rooftops and spires of the Old Town or onto the Hofbräuhaus.
Each room has a TV, Wi-Fi, a minibar, a Nespresso machine, a pillow menu and a marble bathroom with bath and shower, heated floors, toiletries and bathrobes.
Grand Presidential Suite
Half a wing of the top floor: the Presidential Suite plus five further rooms, with a Bulthaup kitchen, a glass-enclosed dining area, a lounge and a terrace. The main bathroom has a hot tub and a steam room.
Two-Bedroom Tower Suite
A two-bedroom suite (one king and two twin beds) with a circular sitting room on a raised platform beneath curved windows, a dining room for six and a powder room. The bathroom has a deep soaking tub and a walk-in shower.
Leopold Suite
Two interconnecting suites with marble bathrooms and a spacious terrace furnished by Fritz Hansen, overlooking the Hofbräuhaus. Sleeps up to six adults, or four adults and four children.
Two-Bedroom Family Suite
Two interconnecting Deluxe Junior Suites with open-plan living and marble bathrooms. Sleeps up to six adults, or four adults and four children.
Deluxe Family Suite
An open-plan family suite with a king-size bed, a sofa bed and a marble bathroom, looking over the Old Town and the Hofbräuhaus. Sleeps up to three adults, or two adults and two children.
Superior Junior Suite
A suite with high ceilings, oak parquet, a king-size bed, a seating area, a walk-in wardrobe and a black-and-white bathroom; city or garden views.
Deluxe Junior Suite
An open-plan suite with sloping eaves or high ceilings, a sofa, a king-size bed and a marble bathroom with bath and walk-in shower.
Junior Terrace Suite
An open-plan suite with high ceilings, a sofa and a private terrace with a canopied beach chair, overlooking the Hofbräuhaus.
Executive Suite
A suite with a bedroom and adjoining living room, high ceilings, oak parquet and a Nymphenburg relief; the bathroom with bath and walk-in shower leads to a large walk-in wardrobe.
Bavaria Suite
A suite in the tower of the historic building: a circular bedroom with five windows and 180-degree views, a separate living room, a bathroom with bath and walk-in shower and a walk-in wardrobe.
Panoramic Suite
A sixth-floor suite with a bedroom, a glass-enclosed living room and a wraparound balcony looking towards the city’s church spires.
Tower Suite
A suite with a circular sitting room on a raised platform, curved windows hung with six-metre silk curtains, a dining room for six, a bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and a powder room.
Presidential Suite
A one-bedroom suite with a sitting area, a glass-enclosed dining area for four, a Bulthaup kitchen and a terrace. The bathroom has a hot tub and a steam room.
Deluxe Room
A city-view room with a king or queen bed and a seating area; the black-and-white bathroom has a walk-in shower, a deep bath and heated floors.
Premier Deluxe Room
Each room is different, with sloping eaves or high ceilings, oak parquet, a king or queen bed and a work area; city views. Connecting rooms are available.
Mandarin Room
The hotel’s largest rooms, with oak parquet, sloping eaves or very high ceilings and a king or twin beds; views over the city or the Hofbräuhaus.
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