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Mandarin Oriental, Munich

München, Germany

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Mandarin Oriental, Munich is a 73-room luxury hotel in the historic Altstadt, occupying a 19th-century Neo-Renaissance building. The property offers five-star hospitality with dining by Chef Nobu Matsuhisa, a rooftop pool, and extensive wellness facilities. Its central location puts Marienplatz, Maximilianstrasse, and Munich's cultural landmarks within walking distance.

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Location and setting

Mandarin Oriental, Munich stands at Neuturmstraße 1 in the Graggenauerviertel, the historic heart of Munich's Altstadt. Marienplatz is a 3–5 minute walk; the luxury shops of Maximilianstrasse are less than 2 minutes away on foot. The Viktualienmarkt, Munich Residenz, and the Bavarian State Opera are each within 5 minutes' walk. The property itself occupies a 19th-century building originally designed in Neo-Renaissance style and once housed an opera house; it has been carefully restored to blend classical architecture with contemporary luxury.

From the rooftop pool, guests see views across Munich's skyline to the Frauenkirche.

Rooms and suites

The hotel has 48 rooms and 25 suites, all individually designed with an East-meets-West aesthetic. Rooms and suites are among the largest in Munich and offer either city views or overlook the Hofbräuhaus beer gardens. All guest accommodations feature luxury bedding, marble bathrooms with deep bathtubs or walk-in showers, and modern technology.

Suites include spacious living areas suitable for longer stays or special occasions, and many rooms overlook the historic Old Town. Family suites are designed with children in mind, including playthings such as a tipi tent, board games, and other thoughtful amenities. Check-in is available from 15:00 and check-out until 12:00; earlier check-in and late check-out can be arranged on request.

Dining

Matsuhisa Munich features Chef Nobu Matsuhisa's New Style Japanese-Peruvian cuisine. The Lounge offers all-day dining with afternoon tea, cake specialties, and international dishes. The Ory Bar provides exotic cocktails and late-night food in a vibrant setting. Seasonal option: Munich Sushi Club operates May through September with spectacular views.

In-room dining is available 24 hours, with the same standard of preparation as the hotel's restaurants.

Spa, pools and facilities

The wellness area includes a fully equipped fitness center with TechnoGym equipment (open 24 hours) featuring high-definition screens and multimedia interfaces. A Turkish steam bath and Finnish sauna operate daily; the sauna offers various infusions with relaxing scents.

The rooftop pool, open 08:00–22:00, offers heated swimming with views of the Munich skyline and the Frauenkirche. Wellness offerings include personalized training sessions, sound healing sessions with handcrafted crystal bowls, and holistic energy rebalancing treatments; IV drips by LVATE are also available.

The hotel offers three interconnecting salons for meetings and events, plus a rooftop terrace for summer private parties. Valet parking is provided to hotel guests, and accessible rooms with step-free public areas accommodate guests with mobility needs. Pets are welcome.

Who it suits

The location and elegant suites appeal to couples seeking a central base in Munich. Families benefit from dedicated children's amenities, spacious connecting rooms, and a range of family-focused dining options. Business travelers have access to meeting spaces and personal services suited to corporate events and extended stays.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Mandarin Oriental, Munich located?

The hotel is at Neuturmstraße 1 in Munich's historic Altstadt. Marienplatz is a 3–5 minute walk, and the luxury shops of Maximilianstrasse are less than 2 minutes away on foot. Museums, galleries, and the Bavarian State Opera are all easily accessible.

How many rooms does the hotel have?

The hotel has 73 rooms and suites in total: 48 rooms and 25 suites. Rooms and suites are individually designed and are among the largest in Munich.

What dining options are available?

Matsuhisa Munich features New Style Japanese-Peruvian cuisine by Chef Nobu Matsuhisa. The Lounge provides all-day dining including afternoon tea and international dishes. Ory Bar serves cocktails and late-night food. Munich Sushi Club operates seasonally (May–September). In-room dining is available 24 hours.

What wellness facilities does the hotel have?

The hotel features a 24-hour fitness center with TechnoGym equipment, a heated rooftop pool (08:00–22:00) with views of the Munich skyline and the Frauenkirche, a Turkish steam bath, and a Finnish sauna. Wellness services include personal training, sound healing sessions, and holistic treatments.

Is the hotel suitable for families?

Yes. The hotel offers family suites with spacious accommodations and children's amenities including a tipi tent, board games, and PlayStation. Kids' menus are available in dining venues, and the family program is designed to create meaningful experiences for guests of all ages.

Is Mandarin Oriental, Munich pet-friendly?

Yes, the hotel welcomes pets. Pet-friendly rooms and thoughtful amenities are available, subject to availability. Guests should contact the hotel in advance to confirm arrangements.

Does the hotel offer parking?

Valet parking is available for hotel guests, ensuring comfortable arrival and departure. Additional public parking is available nearby. Guests should contact the hotel for current rates and details.

Is Mandarin Oriental, Munich a luxury hotel?

Mandarin Oriental, Munich is affiliated with Mandarin Oriental; this was confirmed on the brand's own website or hotel list, and the hotel was matched to its official website by our editorial board.

Where is Mandarin Oriental, Munich?

Mandarin Oriental, Munich is in München, Germany. Address: Neuturmstraße 1, Graggenauerviertel, München, Bavaria, 80331, Germany.

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Hotel facts

LocationMünchen, Germany
AddressNeuturmstraße 1, Graggenauerviertel, München, Bavaria, 80331, Germany
Brand / allianceMandarin Oriental
Official websitemandarinoriental.com
General managerBarbara Göttling · General Manager · source: hotel-online.com, checked 2026-09-28
Area guideAltstadt-Lehel luxury hotels
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