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Koenigshof 2.0

New owners, new building, design premiere: luxury addition in Munich

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View all the way to Stachus: the subtly shimmering golden waves draw the eye from the depths of the building into the historic city centre. / © Koenigshof Munich

13.9.2024

With the new Koenigshof, a Luxury Collection Hotel, a grand hotel legend from Munich has presented itself in an entirely new look since yesterday: in a new straightforward, gold design of the Spanish star architect Nieto Sobejano, with only 106 rooms and the aspiration to form the new luxury trio in the Bavarian capital, together with the established Mandarin Oriental and the young Rosewood Hotel as a leisure hotel.

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is a passionate writer who travelled to over 40 countries and got to know the media world from many perspectives. She has been reporting on the international hotel industry for over 30 years and founded hospitalityInside.com in 2005. She finds her balance with fresh air, sports, cooking and sociable friends.

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