Mandarin Oriental, Munich

The Mandarin Oriental, Munich is a luxurious hotel situated in the heart of Munich's Old Town, close to the upscale shopping street Maximilianstrasse and the iconic Hofbräuhaus brewery. Originally built between 1875 and 1880 as a venue for grand events, the Neo-Renaissance structure has a rich history, having hosted debutante balls and served as the first home of the Kaim Orchestra. After various transformations and ownership changes, it was converted into a luxury hotel in 1990. The hotel features 48 guest rooms and 25 suites, along with exquisite dining options, including the renowned Matsuhisa Munich restaurant. Guests can also explore remnants of the Medieval city wall in the hotel's cellar, adding a unique historical touch to their stay.