Bayerischer Hof
This palatial 19th-century hotel offers exceptional service, opulent amenities such as a three-Michelin-star restaurant and four-floor spa, spacious rooms and central location close to all that Munich’s old city has to offer.
Louis Hotel
A white façade dotted with black French balconies, the Louis Hotel is in the heart of Munich, giving you easy access to all the main sights. Just steps out the front door is Viktualienmarkt, the extensive food market where the hotel’s restaurant gets its ingredients. The hotel is also just a short walk from Marienplatz, the city’s main square since 1158, making it easy for you to visit the imposing Gothic towers of the Rathaus-Glockenspiel and see the clocktower’s daily show.
The lively atmosphere of the market outside carries into the hotel, where vibrant lime green accents pop against the light wood floors and furnishings. The Louis Hotel has 72 rooms, most with either a French balcony or a full balcony. Some rooms boast views over the busy market, while others look onto the hotel’s quiet courtyard.
The hotel also offers a restaurant serving food made with fresh, regional ingredients, and a rooftop terrace with skyline views of Saint Peter’s Cathedral and Frauenkirche.
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Rooms
The Louis Hotel has 72 rooms, including the Louis Suite. The spare, minimalist room design features custom furniture and fun details like wardrobes inspired by the design of vintage suitcases. There are three categories of rooms, the Courtyard Deluxe, Marketview Deluxe and Courtyard Superior, in addition to the Louis Suite. As the names suggest, some rooms feature quiet courtyard views, while others look out over the Viktualienmarkt. Most rooms boast either a French balcony or a full balcony.
All rooms feature air conditioning, Wi-Fi and en suite bathrooms, though not all have both a shower and a tub.
Location
The Louis Hotel is centrally located in the heart of Munich, just steps away from Viktuailenmarkt. It’s also about a seven-minute walk to Marienplatz, Munich’s main square since 1158. The hotel is easy to reach and is just a two-minute walk from the train station.
Food and drink
- The Louis Grillroom is a steakhouse dedicated to supporting sustainably and ethically reared animals.
- Viktualienmarkt Breakfast offers a breakfast buffet and á la carte options featuring regional ingredients.
- The Louis Sparkling Bar has a long wine list on offer.
- Dinner can be served on the rooftop terrace in warmer months.
Facilities and activities
- Well-equipped gym.
- Finnish sauna.
Our opinion
This hotel has a location that’s hard to beat. We love that it gives you easy access to Viktualienmarkt, and is just a short walk from other main sights like Marienplatz.
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Experiences while staying here
The following activities are designed to give you the most authentic experiences of the area where you’re staying. We work with local guides, who use their knowledge and often a resident’s eye to show you the main sights and more out-of-the-way attractions. Our specialists can also suggest outdoor pursuits and activities, such as cooking classes, that will introduce you to the traditions of the area’s inhabitants.
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A day in Bavaria
A day in Bavaria
This day trip from Munich takes you to the Bavarian Alps, where you can get high-mountain views, visit the site of the 1936 Winter Olympics, see a brightly painted Bavarian mountain town and walk through a winding gorge among waterfalls.
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Dachau concentration camp and the Eagle's Nest
Dachau concentration camp and the Eagle's Nest
Visit two important sites to the history of World War II in this day-long tour. First, you’ll see Dachau, the first concentration camp established by the Nazis. Next, you’ll head to the Eagle’s Nest, a mountaintop retreat once owned by Hitler.
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Munich’s beerhalls and the Octoberfest museum
Munich’s beerhalls and the Octoberfest museum
This walking tour takes you through the history of beer in Munich, the capital of Bavaria. You’ll taste samples at two beer halls, learn about the laws of production and visit the Beer and Oktoberfest Museum, with its own attached pub.
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World War II history walking tour
World War II history walking tour
Learn more about Munich’s role in World War II on this privately guided walking tour. You’ll also get to see memorials dedicated to those who lost their lives to Nazis and to those who opposed them.
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