25hours Hotel The Royal Bavarian
Bahnhofpl. 1, Munich, Germany
Altstadt-Lehel
165 Rooms
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Nobody has done more to showcase the fun side of German hospitality than the 25hours hotel group. And it’s only natural that Munich, that most relaxed of German cities, should feature 25hours in a particularly playful mood. 25hours Hotel the Royal Bavarian, to give it its full name, is located at the literal heart of the city, in what were once the Imperial Post and Telegraph offices, attached to Munich’s central rail station.
It should go without saying, then, that it’s easy to get to. And while there’s just a touch of Imperial pomp, it’s thoroughly ironic, and it’s only one ingredient among many in 25hours’ postmodern blend: from vaguely Alpine knotty wood to retro subway tile to ornate wallpaper, and everywhere a riot of bold color. Rooms start out small indeed — the single-box-rooms and the box-rooms are more or less what they say they are, while the chambers, grand-chambers, and suites edge closer and closer to the luxury-hotel end of things.
Ultimately 25hours is about accessible, fun comforts, not exclusive luxury. The restaurant serves a type of “soul food” that’s inspired by Arab, Moroccan, Israeli and Turkish flavors, the Boilerman Bar mixes guests and locals well into the night, and NENI Deli serves coffee, drinks, and light fare. Munich was already fun, but here you’ll see it in a whole new light.
It should go without saying, then, that it’s easy to get to. And while there’s just a touch of Imperial pomp, it’s thoroughly ironic, and it’s only one ingredient among many in 25hours’ postmodern blend: from vaguely Alpine knotty wood to retro subway tile to ornate wallpaper, and everywhere a riot of bold color. Rooms start out small indeed — the single-box-rooms and the box-rooms are more or less what they say they are, while the chambers, grand-chambers, and suites edge closer and closer to the luxury-hotel end of things.
Ultimately 25hours is about accessible, fun comforts, not exclusive luxury. The restaurant serves a type of “soul food” that’s inspired by Arab, Moroccan, Israeli and Turkish flavors, the Boilerman Bar mixes guests and locals well into the night, and NENI Deli serves coffee, drinks, and light fare. Munich was already fun, but here you’ll see it in a whole new light.
Location
25hours Hotel The Royal Bavarian
Bahnhofpl. 1, Munich, Germany
Altstadt-Lehel
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Amenities & Services
- Free wi-fi
- Self service parking (charges apply)
- Bar
- Restaurant
- Sauna
- Gym
- 100% non-smoking hotel
- 24 hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Multi-lingual staff
- Wake-up service
- Lounge
- Luggage storage
- Pet Friendly
- Pets allowed (charges apply)
- Boardroom
- Business center
- Bikes available
- Shopping area nearby
- EV Charging Station
- Parking
- Wheelchair accessible
Need to Know
- There is a small breakfast buffet in the morning from Monday-Friday from 6:30-10.30 am and Saturday-Sunday from 7-11:30 am.
- The restaurant is open to our Hotel guests from 12-3 pm and 5-10 pm.
Check in:
15:00
Check out:
12:00
Credit cards accepted
Sustainability Measures and Certifications
We ask every hotel in our selection how they are working to make a positive impact on the planet and in their community. This hotel has confirmed the following measures are in place.
Guest Rooms and Public Spaces
- Uses energy-efficient heating and cooling
- Uses energy-efficient lighting
- Cleans with eco-friendly products
- Stocks eco-friendly shampoo and soap
- Gives guests the option to reuse linens and towels
- No single-use plastic straws
- No single-use plastic toiletries
- No single-use plastics
Dining
- Farms organic or hydroponic produce on property
- Sources produce from local farms
- Creates seasonal menus from locally sourced produce
- Offers vegan menu options
- Sells or donates surplus food
- Composts food waste
- Reduces food waste
Community and Environment
- Purchases from locally owned businesses
- Hires locally with fair wages, benefits, and advancement
- Actively supports the needs of the local community
- Trains staff in sustainability best practices
- Trains staff in local cultural heritage
- Provides volunteer opportunities for guests and staff
- Measures and reduces water waste
- Measures and reduces carbon emissions