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Herzog-Wilhelm-Straße 23, Munich, 80331
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 We invite the Hotel guests to our modern and friendly breakfast room for a rich and balanced breakfast buffet. It's the perfect start of your day and provides nourishment for your day's experiences in the beautiful City of Munich. In the evening, we invite you to enjoy the finest "Bavarian Kitchen" menu selections, combined with the special Andechser beer from the tap, or tastefully selected French wines in our hotel-owned restaurant "Der Tannenbaum". |
 With a pleasant evening in the restaurant, we offer a relaxing end of your day. For conferences, our newly renovated Hotel "Der Tannenbaum" (50m away) has a conference room for up to 20 persons with all necessary technical equipment available. Appropriate catering can be supplied by our Restaurant "Der Tannenbaum". |
 The main "Capital with heart" as Munich is called, because its calm and cozy atmosphere invites you to relax in our City and its beautiful surroundings. Places of enjoyment are the typical beergardens, the many parks like the English Garden and the original Isarauen (Flaucher). The Viktualien Market and the exciting Schwabing or Haidhausen districts offer sights of art, like the Old and New Pinakothek, and the German Technical Museum. Beautiful architecture, monuments and historical churches present many possiblities for people interested in cultural.
Further, the many theaters, museums and exhibitions, the successful film industry (Bavaria Film area), the olympic stadium of 1972, and of course the national and internation cuisine. We must not forget the world famous Oktoberfest with its famous attractions and traditional Bavarian beer. The colorful surroundings with lakes (Starnberger See, Ammersee, and Tegernsee), the royal castles, Salzberg and the nearby Alps are only some of the famous places for trips starting from Munich. Our hotel reception can assist you to arrange tours to the castles of King Ludwig II. |
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