Distributed on 6 floors, the hotel offers a total of 201 comfortable and modern rooms with a fully equipped bathroom with hair-dryer, satellite and pay-TV, direct dial telephone with data port, radio and mini-bar. Another 18 rooms, especially designed for our most discerning guests, are located on the top floor of the hotel and are equipped with fax, scanner, wireless telephone, coffee & tea maker as well as additional facilities such as a trouser press, fruit basket and a bottle of mineral water, bathrobe and slippers, free use of the mini-bar, safe deposit box. The comfort category has the following additional amenities: Kettle, bottle of mineral water, slippers, view to our quiet courtyard.

STANDARD room type consists of one or more rooms of the following type: * COMFORT CLASS * BUSINESS CLASS * STANDARD ROOM * STANDARD ROOM. 2 PEOPLE. * STANDARD ROOM. 1 PERSON. * STANDARD ROOM - DISCOVER MUNICH

SUITE room type consists of one or more rooms of the following type: * JUNIOR SUITE * SUITE

From highway A 9 Nuernberg-Muenchen and from Munich-Airport: Exit Schwabing-Mittlerer Ring West. Following Mittleren Ring direction Garmischer Autobahn. Departure Stadtmitte-Bundesstrasse Augsburg / city centre-federal highway Augsburg. At the traffic lights turn left in the Landsberger Strasse. Follow the street until a sharp turnright. Behind this bend at the traffic lights turn into the Schwanthaler Strasse. If you turn into the second street at the right side, you are in the Paul-Heyse-Strasse. After ca. 150 m the hotel is placed on the right side. The entrance of the garage is next to the hotel. From highway A 8 from Stuttgart: Drive till the rotary traffic at the end of the highway. Behind the rotary traffic at the traffic lights turn to the right into the Pippinger Strasse. This road will lead into the Landsberger Strasse. Follow this street - see A 9 Highway A 95 coming from Garmisch-Partenkirchen: Drive till the end of the highway, and then turn left into the Mittlerer Ring. Follow this street till the underpass Pasing-Stadtmitte is signposted. Now leave the Mittleren Ring and turn right in the Landsberger Strasse. Follow this street - see A 9 Highway A 8 coming from Salzburg, Austria: Exit Muenchen-Giesing. Follow this till the end of the highway. The highway leads to the Mittlerer Ring. Follow till in a underpass Pasing-Stadtmitte is signposted. Here please leave the Mittlerer Ring and turn right into the Landsberger Strasse. Follow this street - see A 9

Drive till the rotary traffic at the end of the highway. Behind the rotary traffic at the traffic lights turn to the right into the Pippinger Strasse. This road will lead into the Landsberger Strasse. Follow this street, see A 9

Drive till the end of the highway, and then turn left into the Mittlerer Ring. Follow this street till the underpass Pasing-Stadtmitte is signposted. Now leave the Mittleren Ring and turn right in the Landsberger Strasse. Follow this street, see A 9

Exit München-Giesing. Follow this till the end of the highway. The highway leads to the Mittlerer Ring. Follow till in a underpass Pasing-Stadtmitte is signposted. Here please leave the Mittlerer Ring and turn right into the Landsberger Strasse. Follow this street, see A 9

The spanish restaurant "Bodega del Sol" offers our guests spanish, international and bavarian specialities. Enjoy the spanish atmospere!

At the end of a busy day you can wind down with a drink at the bar and enjoy our homemade tapas. Lobby bar near reception, open 24 hours.

International and local cuisine

In the second half of the 13th century and inaugurated in 1294. In 1327 a fire, in 1607 a lightning, in 1944 bombs destroyed large parts of the chruch; it was rebuilt each time. In the 17th century, baroque elements were added, and in 1730 the altar which you still can see today. St. Peter was the first church in Munich.

Built from 1669 to 1688; towers added 1676-1690

The small church St.-Johann-Nepumuk in Sendlinger Strasse was built by the Asam brothers from 1733, and is therefore known as Asamkirche, Its rich interior makes it an impressive example of Rokoko arts.

Neo-gothic town hall

Visitors drink around 5 million liters of beer and consume over 200,000 pairs of pork sausages - mostly in the "beer tents" put up by the traditional Munich breweries. The Munich Oktoberfest - known by the locals as the "Wiesn" - is the biggest public festival in the world. Each year, the Oktoberfest is attended by around 6 million of visitors.

The largest museum of technology and natural sciences in the world, with over 13 acres of exhibitions containing invaluable original machines and equipment, models and reconstructions, from classical mechanics to telecommunications, from a full-size reconstructed coal mine to space travel technology.

* Augustiner-Grosgaststatte ( Pedestrian Zone ), * Augustiner-Keller ( at the main railway station ), * Aumeister Freimann, * Chinesischer Turm (Chinese Tower), * Hirschgarten, * Hofbrauhaus, * Lowenbraukeller * Menterschwaige-Gutshof, * Salvator-Keller, * Viktualienmarkt...

The hotel has 3 meeting rooms for up to 45 people in classroomstyle. They all have daylight, carpet and curtains. Free standard equipment. ISDN connection. "Eiche" and "Akazie" have aircondition, "Ahorn" has ventilation. Ask for our attractive conference packages! We will be glad to attange all-inclusive rates for a conference and banquet in the TRYP Hotel Munich.

Relax in our sauna and fitness center free of charge. Solarium with supplementory charge.

We offer our guests modern rooms with modem connection, some rooms with fax and portable telephone. At our front desk our guests can also use the intenet terminal and possibility to make photocopies. Subterranean garage with supplementory charge.

2 conference rooms with natural daylight for up to 70 people in classroomstyle. Modern technical equipment, free standard equipment. Photo-copying, fax service available. ISDN connection. Ask for our attractive 12- and 24-hour flat rate! We will be glad to arrange your personal flat rate for a conference or banquet in the TRYP Hotel Munich!