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Platzl Hotel

Munich, Germany · Independent · Accessible Luxury

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The Ayinger brewers, the Inselkammer family, have kept a hotel on the Platzl since 9 July 1956, on the little square beside the Hofbräuhaus. The house you check into now opened on 20 July 1988 at Sparkassenstraße 10, wrapped around the sixteenth-century vaults of the Pfistermühle, after Peter Inselkammer scrapped a flat-roofed block the city had already approved. Karl Valentin once played the Platzl stage in this quarter, and on the fifth floor the spa is modeled on Ludwig II's Moorish Kiosk.

About Platzl Hotel

History

Carl and Hilde Groß, who had leased the Platzl stage since 1953, opened the first Platzl Hotel on 9 July 1956, about 130 rooms in the old Platzl lanes where Karl Valentin had played. On 1 April 1973 they handed the hotel to the Ayinger brewery, and Peter Inselkammer, son of Franz and Maria Kreszenz Inselkammer, ran it. The present house is the 1988 building at Sparkassenstraße 10. It stands on the bombed Pfistermühle, whose sixteenth-century vaults were kept, after Peter Inselkammer rejected a 1971 plan for a flat-roofed block. The old hotel closed on 16 November 1986. Guests entered the new one on 20 July 1988, and Max Streibl opened it on 12 September. The family still owns it.

The setting

Sparkassenstraße 10, 80331, on the Platzl in Munich's Altstadt, the little square beside the Hofbräuhaus. Pfisterstraße and the protected mill cellar are part of the same block. Marienplatz is a short walk west.

Experiences

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