Munich
Historic grandeur meets considered contemporary luxury. Baroque and Rococo bones, residential-scale rooms, jewel-tone accents, marble bathrooms, and a genuine reverence for Bavarian culture rather than surface-level kitsch.
Ask for a room overlooking the inner courtyard — quieter than street-facing rooms
Why It Matters
First Rosewood in Germany. First ultra-luxury hotel opening in Munich in 10+ years. The building itself — preserved frescoes, grand banking-hall staircase — is genuinely special. Also home to Germany's first Asaya Spa, and five named Houses modeled on Wittelsbach royalty with bespoke Nymphenburg crockery and butler service.
Rosewood Munich is Germany's first Rosewood property and the first ultra-luxury hotel to open in Munich in over a decade. It spans two restored landmark buildings — the former Bavarian State Bank headquarters and the adjacent Palais Neuhaus-Preysing — right on Kardinal-Faulhaber-Straße in the old town, steps from Marienplatz. The interiors, designed by Tara Bernerd & Partners and Munich's own Hilmer Sattler Architekten Ahlers Albrecht, keep the original vaulted ceilings, frescoes, and grand staircase intact, then layer in Bauhaus-inspired palettes, handcrafted furnishings, and original artwork by local illustrator Olaf Hajek.
Where You'll Stay
16 room types available
3-Bedroom Prinzregent Luitpold House
Three-bedroom house spanning 251 sqm named for Prince Regent Luitpold of Bavaria. Spacious layout with residential living areas, butler service, and a freestanding bathtub.
251 sqmCorner Suite
Large corner suite with impressive 5-metre-high ceilings and 105–132 sqm of space. Can be connected to additional rooms for families or groups.
118 sqm
Deluxe Room
Entry-level guestroom with the hotel's signature Bauhaus-inspired palette, marble bathroom, Italian linens, and a choice of city or courtyard views. Each room has unique interior details — no two are alike.
Deluxe Suite
Two-bedroom suite spanning 110–121 sqm. Notably spacious for the city-centre location, with modern amenities throughout.
115 sqmExecutive Suite
Larger suite with a separate lounge area with custom bookshelf detailing, dining table, and a well-appointed bathroom. Yoga mat and SouSou fitness equipment included.
Grand Premier Room
The featured flagship room category. Bespoke design with panoramic city or courtyard views, quiet luxury, and residential-scale proportions. Highlighted on the official website as the signature room.
Grand Premier Suite
One of the larger suites, featuring a spacious living area with commissioned artwork — including pieces by Thomas Trum — and a substantial bathroom with a freestanding bathtub.
Grand Premier Twin Suite
One of the hotel's largest suites at 141–152 sqm, designed for families or groups needing an adjoining arrangement with generous space.
146 sqmJunior Suite
The entry suite, offering noticeably more living space than the rooms, with a separate seating area and elevated suite amenities.
King Ludwig I House
One-bedroom house at 120 sqm with notable indoor and outdoor space, named for King Ludwig I of Bavaria. Butler service and private Nymphenburg crockery included.
king · 120 sqmKönig Maximilian House
The largest of the five Houses at 452 sqm across four bedrooms. An impressive vaulted ceiling and a central fireplace anchor the living and dining areas, making it ideal for families or group entertaining. Named for King Maximilian I of Bavaria.
452 sqmPremier Room
Step up from Deluxe, with a bit more space and refined details. Still fits the hotel's residential aesthetic with bespoke furnishings and local artwork.
Premier Suite
Mid-tier suite with courtyard or city views and a residential-scale living area. Interior artwork draws on Munich's Baroque heritage.
Prinz Luitpold House
One-bedroom royal house spanning 138 sqm, named for Prince Luitpold of Bavaria. Features stylish bespoke furnishings, butler service, and custom Nymphenburg crockery.
king · 138 sqmPrinzessin Augusta House
Named for Princess Augusta of Bavaria, this house includes a private terrace with views over the Munich roofline. Comes with full butler service and custom Nymphenburg crockery.
Prinzessin Ferdinande House
A standout among the Houses, featuring a suspended glass bridge connecting its living areas — a one-of-a-kind architectural detail. Named for Princess Ferdinande of Bavaria.
The Property
Eat & Drink
6 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
A curated evening package: aperitif, four signature cocktails, and shared snacks in the Lola Montez–inspired Bar Montez with live jazz. Bookable via the hotel shop.
Pastry chef Shinas Shahida's artful afternoon tea — scones with clotted cream, delicate pastries, curated tea selection — served in the Wintergarten. Bookable via the hotel shop.
Bikes available upon request for guests to explore Munich. Complimentary.
A structured deep-dive into Munich's brewing traditions, including brewmaster insights, Bavarian cuisine, and complimentary spa access. Bookable as a package.
Exclusive private tour of the renowned Nymphenburg Porcelain Manufactory, arranged by the hotel concierge. Guests choose a handcrafted piece to take home.
Personal training sessions and Pilates available through the Asaya Spa fitness studio (Technogym-equipped), with certified trainers.
Seasonal program for younger guests, arranged by the hotel. Availability varies by season.
A guided tour of Munich's famous Viktualienmarkt focusing on local, seasonal produce. Arranged via the concierge.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Three accessible rooms available. Elevators reach all five floors.
Over 600 sqm (1,015 sqm total conference area) including a 234 sqm Grand Ballroom, the historic Salon Neuhaus-Preysing junior ballroom, and 4 flexible meeting rooms. The Private Dining Room at Brasserie Cuvilliés holds up to 14.
Pets are welcome. Charges may apply.
Dedicated butler service available exclusively for guests staying in the five royal Houses.
In-spa retail selection featuring Dr. Barbara Sturm, Vyrao candles, Lengling fragrances, Orlebar Brown swim, and Eres bathing suits.
Tennis court booking available upon request via the concierge.
Private airport transfer to/from Munich Airport (MUC) upon request, approximately 32 minutes.
Valet parking available upon request.
Heated indoor pool within the Asaya Spa, open 7am–10pm daily.
Two saunas and a herbal steam room within Asaya Spa. Part of the heat experience area, open 7am–10pm daily.
State-of-the-art fitness centre with Technogym equipment and a dedicated movement studio within the Asaya Spa complex.
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