Ludwig Boltzmann Guest Residence of Max Planck Institute

Ludwig Boltzmann Guest Residence of Max Planck Institute, located at Watzmannring 88, 85748 Garching bei München, Germany, offers a unique and comfortable stay in a prime area of Munich. The hotel is nestled within a peaceful yet vibrant neighborhood, providing guests with easy access to local attractions and transportation. Nearby, guests can explore iconic landmarks such as the Allianz Arena, home to Bayern Munich, and the expansive English Garden, perfect for outdoor activities. The hotel’s design is both modern and functional, offering a relaxing atmosphere ideal for business or leisure travelers. The rooms at Ludwig Boltzmann Guest Residence are spacious and well-equipped, featuring comfortable furnishings and a tranquil ambiance to ensure a restful stay. Each room provides the perfect balance of comfort and convenience, making it an excellent choice for extended stays or quick visits. Special amenities include high-speed internet access, ideal for business travelers, and fully equipped kitchens for those looking to prepare their meals. The hotel is well connected to the city's public transportation system, with the nearest public transit station only a 10-minute walk away, making it easy for guests to explore Munich's many attractions. The Munich International Airport is a short 20-minute taxi ride away, providing convenient access for international visitors. The hotel takes health and safety seriously, with stringent measures in place to protect guests, including enhanced cleaning protocols and secure facilities. Whether you’re attending a conference, exploring the city, or simply relaxing, Ludwig Boltzmann Guest Residence offers an inviting environment. Nearby, guests can enjoy local restaurants, such as Garchinger Augustiner, Poseidon, and Kiyama Restaurant, all within a short taxi ride from the hotel. With attractions like Marienplatz, Nymphenburg Palace, and the Munich Residence close by, visitors have plenty of opportunities to immerse themselves in local culture and history.