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Rosewood Munich

Munich • Old Town • OVER THE TOP

avg. $1,029 / night

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At a glance

Early-twentieth-century Wilhelmine landmark on Maximilianstrasse with 1508 London interiors and a Roman-inspired onyx spa.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and collectors in Munich

Highlights:

  • Wilhelmine corner tower with Corinthian pilasters and rustication
  • Interiors by 1508 London pairing grey wool headboards with Bavarian folk art
  • Subterranean spa with onyx pilasters and groin-vaulted ceilings
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PB hotel design editorial

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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About

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

106 reviews

"From the first steps out of the taxi the hotel staff were welcoming, professional and friendly. We felt cared for our entire stay and would highly recommend you stay here too. We were in town for four days of leisure. The location is perfect for site seeing, restaurants and shopping. Rooms are spacious, in excellent condition and offer all the amenities of a luxury hotel. The spa was lovely and my treatment was just as I expected. I enjoyed lingering longer in the spa. We ate breakfast at the hotel restaurant. Vegetarian options are available. The staff was excellent and we were always happy with our food. The hotel porters, front desk staff and concierge are exceptional. If you like the Rosewood brand, you won’t be disappointed."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 31, 2026

"We stayed here for a two-night birthday and anniversary trip a year ago, and I am finally getting around to writing this well-deserved review! We absolutely enjoyed the property. The spa and pool areas were incredibly relaxing, and our room was cozy and comfortable.The hotel team went above and beyond for our celebrations by leaving a lovely birthday and anniversary greeting on our mirror, along with a bottle of our favourite wine waiting in the room.The restaurant offers a great menu for both breakfast and dinner, and winding down at the bar in the evening with a live jazz band was the perfect end to our lovely nights. It was a truly memorable celebration"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 28, 2026

"We stayed three nights at the Rosewood as part of a larger European trip. The hotel was a bit of a splurge for us, and it didn't disappoint. They upgraded us to a king suite (Can't remember what I originally reserved, but it definitely wasn't that, lol), which was fantastic. It had a sitting area, huge shower, and a balcony. I also liked the bathrobes, huge bath towels, and (finally) washcloths! We arrived via taxi from Munchen HBF (and yes, you need to take a taxi-the train station is not really walkable to the hotel as our taxi driver insisted, especially when you've got luggage). We checked in around 7:00 p.m. and we already had turn down service in the room, which was a nice touch. The guy who checked us in, Rafael, came with us up to the room and gave us an orientation of sorts as to how everything worked. There are several buttons that adjust the lighting in different parts of the suite, as well as the curtains. The room was also very quiet at night. The hotel is located about a 10-minute walk from the Marienplatz. It's walkable to many of the main sights and/or you can take the subway (U-bahn). I can't comment on the breakfast or bar because we didn't eat at the hotel at all. We prefer to venture out and see what the local area has to offer. The only thing we did was use the espresso machine in the room each morning. And if you're wondering, yes, there is a/c, which felt very nice after walking around outside all day. If you want to splurge on a hotel, this is the place to do it in Munich."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 19, 2026

"Excellent service, well-located amazing hotel with fantastic facilities (swimming pool, gym, sauna, steam room, spa), comfortable room and lovely bathroom and products. The Nespresso machine was much appreciated. Very expensive."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 01, 2026

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