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Don't let the exterior of this hotel with 396 rooms fool you. The property may stand on the site of the Munich Post Office and does have a 19th-century look, but the hotel has enough technology built into it to fascinate the most demanding gadget lover! One can browse the net using Wi-fi in the minimalist yet comfortable rooms, or head down to the solarium instead of catching the afternoon sun. But it's not just the gadget geeks the hotel caters to. The fitness center and the sauna are a big hit with all the visitors and so is the heated pool. Gourmet lovers can enjoy the food at one of the restaurants or enjoy a party at the discotheque. The Sofitel Munich Bayerpost also caters to the business fraternity and offers a self-service business center and multiple conference rooms.

Located in the heart of Munich, Charles Hotel is ideal for the tourists. Be it for vacation or business purpose, Charles Hotel meets the needs of all its guests. Luxurious and spacious rooms are equipped to make your stay as comfortable as possible. The décor of all the rooms and suites spells elegance to the hilt. Modern fitness center and an in-house Italian restaurant, Davvero, are an added advantage. Moreover, the hotel offers various packages which ensures a best buy depending on the duration of your stay. This place is perfect for those who plan to tie the knot, as the pleasant ambiance of this hotel promise to make such occasions quite memorable.

A blend of contemporary decor with traditional Bavarian architecture that exudes elegance is what Hotel München Palace offers its residents. Nestled in Munich's Bogenhausen district, this hotel houses 67 rooms and 7 suites, each splendidly furnished to offer guests a comfortably stay. The single, deluxe and classic rooms are covered in pastel shades with amenities like a furnished bathroom, safe deposit and a minibar; while, the suites, offering even more facilities, offer a luxurious abode. The restaurant and bar on site, offer sumptuous meals to please your taste buds as well as your bellies. Shed those extra pounds at the gym or while relaxing in the sauna.

The Vier Jahreszeiten, or Four Seasons, is located on Maximilianstraße, Munich's premier boulevard. The hotel is frequented by the rich, as well as international stars. The hotel, built in 1858 in the Maximilian style of architecture, is refined and luxurious, without being too over the top. True refinement and class can be expected in the hotel's many rooms and suites, designed to retain an old-world charm while equipped with all the latest creature comforts. The hotel also has an eponymous spa that is renowned for its excellent, luxurious treatments while providing breathtaking views of the city. The piano bar and the lobby are also popular with locals.

For many people, the former Hotel Rafael, run by the Mandarin Oriental chain since 2000, is the best hotel in the city. Having said that, it is considerably smaller, more exclusive and dearer than other top-notch hotels. Its location in a tranquil part of the city center is not the finest of addresses, but it is nevertheless peaceful and very central, with the National Theatre, Schauspielhaus and Marienplatz only a few minutes walk away. Voted by none other than Travel+Leisure magazine as one of the top hotels of the world, the Mandarin blends elegant Oriental-style architecture and elements with a Neo-Renaissance theme to give its residents a one of a kind experience. The hotel offers some of the best views of the city and the German Alps from its top floor rooms and suites, which can only be topped by its legendary service- offering people some of the best gourmet cuisine, best wines, facilities like yoga classes and sauna to name just a few. Amour Fou Spa de Beauté, the hotel's spa is a luxurious establisment that will pamper and rejuvenate you completely, while the hotel's restaurant, Mark's, serves excellent haute cuisine.

More so than most hotels in the city, the Bayerischer Hof has a fascinating history. It was built in 1841 by King Ludwig I's architect Maffei to provide first-class lodgings for visitors to the nearby palace. The Montgelas Palace, which the hotel bought in 1969, was initially a Minister's residence and later became the seat of the royal administration. The Hotel Bayerischer Hof offers an excellent variety of different room styles, which include cosmopolitan, traditional Bavarian, or classical in the style of the Montgelas Palace. Within the hotel, three restaurants meet all of your needs. The Garden and Atelier offers quality cuisine with contemporary international dishes, Trader Vic's serves Polynesian specialties, and the Palais Keller offers traditional Bavarian food. The Bayerischer Hof Night Club is one of Germany's top jazz venues.