Historic Hotels in Unterhaching

Built in 1890, this boutique hotel showcases historical charm and character. Its architecture reflects the era in which it was built. It combines historical elements with modern comforts.

Located in Grünwald, this castle hotel offers a unique historical experience. The architecture and ambiance reflect its castle past. It provides a regal experience steeped in history and Bavarian culture.

Hotel Torbräu in Munich is considered as the city’s oldest hotel, with documented roots back to 1490, when it opened as the “Thaltor-Herberge” (Thaltor Inn) beside the Isartor city gate on the old Salt Route. Thanks to this strategic location, it quickly became a popular wine and beer tavern for traders and travellers entering the medieval city.

Over the centuries the building was rebuilt and expanded, most notably around 1900, and then again after suffering damage in the Second World War, when it was restored in a simpler form. In 1903 the hotel came into the hands of the Mayr–Kirchlechner family, who eventually purchased it in 1919 and still run it today as a privately owned, multi-generation house. While the interiors have been modernised and last extensively renovated in the 21st century, Hotel Torbräu continues to trade on its 500-plus years of uninterrupted hospitality, proudly carrying the official title of Munich’s oldest hotel.

Located in the heart of Munich's old town, this hotel is housed in a historically significant building. The hotel preserves its classic design and traditional architecture with charming historic decorations. Its prime location places visitors at the center of Munich's historical treasures.

Rooted in Bavarian tradition, Platzl Hotel offers a unique cultural experience. While the current structure is modern, it stands on a historic site with a long heritage of hospitality. It provides a blend of traditional Bavarian ambiance and contemporary amenities.

Opened in 1858, this hotel was built in honor of King Maximilian II. Its architecture and interiors reflect a rich history, and it has been a symbol of Munich's high society for over a century. It maintains its historical elegance while offering modern amenities.

Originally the Royal Bavarian Post Office, built between 1896 and 1900, this building boasts Wilhelminian architecture. Its transformation into a luxury hotel has preserved many of its original features, offering a unique blend of history and modern design.

Opened in 1890, Eden Hotel Wolff has a long tradition of hosting Munich's elite. The hotel retains its charm and elegance with its Art Nouveau pinewood restaurant. It combines historical elements with contemporary comforts.