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Description:
Location. Set in a former royal guesthouse, the Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten Kempinski Munchen is on the upmarket Maximilianstrasse shopping boulevard in central Munich, Germany. Opposite the Schauspiel theatre, the 19th-century hotel is 500 metres from the National Theatre and English Garden.
Hotel Features. Furnished with marble and dark wood, the salon-style lobby reflects the history of the 1858-built hotel with mosaic glass roof portraying the four seasons, and deep red and gold fabrics.
Marble, wood and chrome create a contemporary feel in Restaurant Vue Maximilian, serving buffet breakfast, and international and Bavarian specialities for lunch and dinner. Fine wines accompany Mediterranean specialities in the MaxPrivate Vinobar bistro and lounge. The Lobby offers English afternoon tea, champagne and canapes. Vier Jahreszeiten Bar has live piano music and dark wood furniture, and serves drinks and snacks.
The hotel houses a 24-hour business centre and 10 conference rooms, including a ballroom for up to 400 people and a wood-panelled smoking lounge. Wireless Internet access is available.
Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten's rooftop, indoor pool has a sun terrace affording views over Munich and a bar which serves snacks and cocktails. The health club has a fitness room, sauna and solarium. Guests can book massages and treatments here, or at the beauty salon.
Guestrooms. The Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten Kempinski Munchen's 308 air-conditioned guestrooms overlook Maximilianstrasse or one of three courtyards. Decorated in warm golds and reds with handmade furniture, rooms offer high-speed Internet connections (surcharge), cable television, safes and minibars. The marble-floored bathrooms have bath/shower combinations, bathrobes and slippers.
Expert Tip. The hotel is next to Maximilianhofe arcade, where the royal stables once stood. The arcade now houses designer boutiques.
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