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Rosewood Munich

Munich • Old Town • OVER THE TOP

avg. $1,029 / night

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At the corner of Maximilianstrasse and Residenzstrasse, one of Munich's most assertive Wilhelmine facades — a rounded corner tower capped with allegorical figures, its limestone elevations articulated by Corinthian pilasters and deeply carved rustication — signals that Rosewood Munich has chosen its address with great deliberateness. The building dates to the early twentieth century and carries the confident civic grammar of the Kaiserreich era, the kind of architecture that was designed to persuade you of the permanence of institutions. Interior design by 1508 London works with that weight rather than against it, translating the building's formal ambitions into rooms that feel considered rather than dutiful. The guestrooms pair channelled upholstered headboards in textured grey wool with circular walnut nightstands and brass pivot sconces, the palette shifting between sage green walls hung with vivid figurative works referencing Bavarian folk costume and deeper forest-green accent walls anchoring more richly furnished suites. Downstairs, the bar unfolds as a darkened salon — fluted bronze columns, ring pendant lights in aged brass, a scattering of curved mustard and rust velvet seating around low marble tables — with a grand piano and a large Léger-inflected figurative canvas lending the room the feeling of a serious jazz club that happens to serve excellent cocktails. The spa cuts deepest, its vaulted pool hall lined with veined onyx pilasters and groin-vaulted ceilings that give the underground room a quietly Roman authority.

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Rosewood Munich blends historic heritage with modern luxury. Housed in two landmark buildings which were formerly the headquarters of the State Bank of Bavaria and the grand aristocratic residence Palais Neuhaus-Preysing, Rosewood Munich is ideally situated in Kardinal-Faulhaber-Straße, in the heart of Munich’s old town. Gastronomic experiences include CUVILLIÉS, an Alpine-inspired brasserie offering classic recipes with a fresh and modern twist and Bar Montez serving refined cocktails alongside live music. Wintergarten and Palaishof provide an elegant setting for all day dining and afternoon tea. Asaya Spa, Rosewood’s integrative wellness concept designed to support mind, body, and soul is set over two floors, including an indoor pool and a wellness suite for private spa experiences.

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Rosewood Munich Reviews

95 reviews

"Our second time here. Everything is excellent. Spacious well appointed rooms. The food is fantastic. We chose to eat dinner almost every night in the hotel. Tim and Roland are excellent hosts. Thanks to Vicky for a great walking tour. See you soon!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 15, 2026

"As Munich locals, we spent one night at the Rosewood Munich, which is located in a calm street right next to the upper-scale section of the central pedestrian shopping zone. The former bank buildings in that street, including the Rosewood itself, are breathtakingly beautiful, and the historic decorations in the entrance area of the hotel impressive. Locationwise, we would not know a more suitable place in Munich. Our expectations were not overwhelming after a rather disappointing previous experience at the bar as external guests. Even though the doormen could be more attentive towards arriving guests, the front desk reception by Vanessa was excellent, very friendly, and even a sparkling welcome drink was offered. The lovely front desk team also made sure of an amazing upgrade to a wonderful Deluxe Suite, even though our booking had been made only one day in advance of our arrival. The Suite design was beautiful, the relaxing sounds of the courtyard including the ring of Central Munich's church bells made sure of an outstanding acoustic Munich experience. The housekeeping took excellent care of the very clean room that offered a great bathroom including a good shower and very enjoyable bath tub. The wide selection of bathroom amenities must be applauded, yet, as at many hotels, we did not quite understand why amenities were only prepared for one person when two guests were announced. Internet was very fast, the bed comfortable. Unfortunately, the telephone system was not working well. The welcome wine, an exquisite sparkling wine from Austria, was a great surprise, also the hand-written card, which would have seemed even more personal with both guest names on it. Despite the very friendly welcome, it took us some time to get used to the breakfast concept, which is a combination of buffet and à-la-carte options. But in general, breakfast was good with barista coffee. It was a little surprising that no sparkling wine was proactively offered because that offer is very common in the German speaking sphere. Upon request, we were able to enjoy a lovely Austrian rosé. Also, in Munich and alongside white sausages - those were excellent by the way - beer is frequently offered, not at Rosewood though. In total, the breakfast was still a pleasant overall experience. The pool was nice and relaxing, not crowded, and equipped with many water massage devices. In total, we are very grateful for a short, but very generous and luxurious time out in our own hometown. Finally, we have experienced a Munich hotel worth returning to, even as Munich residents."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 07, 2026

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