Rooms with a soul and a great array of services, for an unforgettable experience (including inspiring Meeting & Event facilities) await you at the NH Collection München Bavaria hotel, formerly known as NH München Deutscher Kaiser. It's located next door to the main train station, in the heart of the city, a few minutes’ walk from the old town. The Karlsplatz (Stachus) is just 300 meters away, and the Marienplatz with the town hall, the Augustiner Keller and the Hofbräuhaus are also nearby. The building itself was the first skyscraper in Munich and remains one of the tallest buildings downtown.
- Across the street from the main train station, ideally located for exploring
- Within easy reach of attractions like Frauenkirche, the city’s famous cathedral, and Theresienwiese, the official venue for Oktoberfest
- Close to the Marienplatz and Augustiner Keller
Home to a total of 219 rooms and suites that are both light and spacious, the spaces are contemporary in style, offering a luxurious ambience with a stylish beige and red décor with wood accents. All rooms are well equipped with a wide range of facilities.
- 49" LED TVs
- Nespresso machines
- Minibar and safe as standard
We’re fully equipped to host events for up to 170 guests. A total of 800 square meters of space is divided between 12 meeting rooms and an outdoor terrace. Take advantage of our Instant Booking Tool, and reserve your venue online in less than five minutes. Available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. A must for private meetings or wow brainstorming sessions is the SKY16 on the 16th floor.
- The most central meeting facilities in Munich
- State of the art technology
- Tempting Breaks to delight your audience with unique and locally-inspired cuisine.
- If you're planning on staying with us over the weekend, book directly on nh-hotels.com/en, sign up to NH DISCOVERY and take advantage of our "Lazy Sundays", which include a late checkout (before 5pm) free of charge.
Awarded the Bioscore and ISO 14001 certificates, thanks to its environmental commitment.
