Bayerischer Hof
Munich
The Excelsior by Geisel offers its guest a warm, country-house-style stay in the heart of Munich. Located just steps from the city鈥檚 main train station and a short walk from sites like Stachus and Frauenkirche, it鈥檚 a good base from which to explore the city.
Though centrally located, the hotel is down a quiet street with soundproof windows to ensure a restful sleep. A family-owned hotel, the Excelsior welcomes you with a large warm wooden lobby desk, elegant French doors and marble steps with wrought-iron bannisters.
The hotel offers 114 rooms and suites that exude Bavarian charm with pastel-hued bathrooms, warm red-and-cream upholstery and antique furniture. It鈥檚 also home to Vinothek, a wine bar and restaurant that offers homemade pasta and other Mediterranean dishes.
OUR OPINION:
We love the authentic Bavarian feel of this hotel and the details of the decor. The staff鈥檚 hospitality and the central location to Munich鈥檚 sites make it a great base for exploring the city.
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Rooms
There are 114 rooms and suites, all decorated in the traditional Bavarian style, with pine wood and plaid upholstery. The rooms range from more standard-sized double rooms, to the Excelsior Suite, which is designed with a 1950s theme, but equipped with modern amenities such as satellite TV and a coffee machine.
Wi-Fi, air conditioning and en suite bathrooms come standard throughout. The rooms all also have soundproofed windows to ensure you鈥檙e not bothered by any street noise.聽
Location
The Excelsior is located on a quiet street in the heart of Munich, just a five-minute walk to the city鈥檚 old town. It鈥檚 also just around the corner from the main train station, giving you easy access to the entire city. Stachus, home to the city鈥檚 ornate court building, and Frauenkirche, the distinctive red-brick Gothic church, are within walking distance as well.
Food and drink
- Restaurant Vinothek offers traditional yet refined Mediterranean cuisine to complement its wine bar.
- There is a breakfast room that carries through the pine wood and plaid Bavarian decor, and serves a breakfast buffet daily.
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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 ![St. Martin church, Bavaria]()
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 & the Eagle's Nest ![Eagle's Nest, Bechtesgaden]()
Dachau & the Eagle's Nest
Dachau & the Eagle's Nest
Visit two important sites to the history of World War II in this day-long tour. First, you鈥檒l see Dachau, the first concentration camp established by the Nazis. Next, you鈥檒l head to the Eagle鈥檚 Nest, a mountaintop retreat once owned by Hitler.
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Munich's beerhalls & the Oktoberfest Museum ![Biergarten sign, Munich]()
Munich's beerhalls & the Oktoberfest Museum
Munich's beerhalls & the Oktoberfest Museum
This walking tour takes you through the history of beer in Munich, the capital of Bavaria. You鈥檒l 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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Munich and nearby places
- Bavaria 46 miles away
- Neuschwanstein 56 miles away
- Nuremberg 94 miles away
- Rothenburg 108 miles away
- The Black Forest 156 miles away
- Titisee 160 miles away
- Heidelberg 161 miles away
- Baden-Baden 166 miles away
- Freiburg 173 miles away
- Frankfurt 190 miles away