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Hilton Munich Airport the Facts HILTON MUNICH AIRPORT THE FACTS Located directly between Terminals 1 and 2 of the Munich Airport, AT A GLANCE the hustle and noise are quickly forgotten upon entering the hotel’s • 551 spacious rooms/suites including fascinating transparent palm Atrium. Take refuge in the relaxing, stress- 162 additional deluxe rooms free atmosphere found at Hilton Munich Airport and enjoy quiet, • Convenient airport location spacious accommodations and welcome amenities designed with • All-day dining restaurant and bar guests in mind. • Heated indoor pool (17m) and fit & fly SPA First-class meeting and events facilities, outstanding service and • Hilton Fitness – 24 hours, 7 days a week excellent transport links make it an ideal venue for corporate and • City centre easily reached by car, train or public transportation special events. Whether preparing for a business trip or an enchanting • 30 meeting rooms, offices and a glass Atrium vacation, this hotel makes your stay special. with reception space for 1,000 guests DELUXE ROOMS Hilton Munich Airport has been extended by a further 162 state-of-the-art Deluxe rooms. As a result, the hotel is able to offer 551 guest rooms. • 6 added floors • 162 additional guest rooms, each 30m2, including 138 King rooms (with bath and walk-in shower) and 24 Twin rooms (connecting rooms with a large walk-in shower) • Black-out curtains, soundproof and floor-to-ceiling windows • Selected local materials, such as leather, stone, OUR FACILITIES NIGHTFLIGHT BAR felt and lots of wood Situated beneath 18m high palm trees, HILTON FITNESS the Nightflight Bar in our Atrium is an ideal HERE ON BUSINESS Personalised fitness for a balanced lifestyle spot for every get-together and short meeting Stay productive while on the road with our while on the road. Featuring the latest generation between two flights, or after a long one. fully equipped Business Centre. Make use of a of cardio and strength training equipment, Enjoy delicious cocktails and pre-dinner drinks wide range of supplies and services, including Hilton Fitness takes an individual approach as well as light meals and innovative bites in office rooms for hourly rent, PC, copying, fax to help you feel your best during your stay. a relaxed atmosphere with attentive service. and printing. Located between Terminal 1 and 2, business travellers will also benefit from INDOOR POOL AND SPA the following: Relax and unwind at our spacious oasis with a heated LOCATION • Meeting and Conference Facilities – 30 meeting indoor pool (17m). Treat yourself to a massage and rooms including 11 renovated meeting rooms, nurturing treatment (booking required) at our fit & Hilton Munich Airport is conveniently positioned plus the Atrium fly SPA and make use of our Jacuzzi®, sauna and between Terminals 1 and 2 of Munich Airport, • State-of-the-art audiovisual equipment steam bath. both within walking distance. A shuttle service • Wireless internet in all meeting rooms and is also available within the airport. The Lufthansa public areas Airport Bus travels to and from the Munich • Participants will be welcomed at the Business OUT & ABOUT city centre and main station every 20 minutes. Centre and escorted to the conference rooms In addition, there are direct links from the airport • 1 ballroom – Munich I & II (up to 500 attendees) Both the cosmopolitan city centre of Munich and to the city centre by S-Bahn rail service and bus. • 2 large conference rooms – Bangkok I & II the surrounding area offer visitors much in the way The S1 and S8 S-Bahn trains depart from the and Chicago (up to 100 attendees) of culture, entertainment and historical attractions. airport to the city every 20 minutes and the journey to the main station takes approximately • Office rooms – bookable for an hourly rate Breweries – visit the only airport brewery in the 45 minutes. (2 to 4 attendees) world – the Airbräu – or the oldest brewery in the world – Weihenstephan in Freising. Additional connections: MEETINGS & EVENTS Museums – explore a variety of exhibitions from • Bus to Freising, Erding and Landshut Whether it is for a conference, a meeting or an the German Museum, the three Pinakotheken • Bus to the Fair Trade Centre exhibition, Hilton Munich Airport provides the Galleries – Neue, Alte and Moderne – the • Direct access to A92 and A9 motorway perfect venue for every occasion. The hotel offers Bavarian National Museum or BMW World. flexible meeting space, including interconnecting Beer Gardens – real Bavarian atmosphere and meeting rooms and our Atrium, which holds up to local specialties like Obazda, Brezel or wheat beer. A9 2 450 people for dinner. Our experienced Meetings A9 Zugspitze – discover a world of alpine adventures & Events team is ready to plan your next event EXIT and Germany’s highest destination. and ensure its success. MUNICH AIRPORT GENERAL AMENITIES IN MUNICH EXIT MUNICH • Safe luggage storage • Frauenkirche AIRPORT • Taxi service • Olympiapark A9 • 1,252 parking spaces at parking garage P26 • German Museum B11 • Hofbräuhaus B388 ERDING • Nymphenburg Castle • English Garden HILTON MUNICH AIRPORT Terminalstrasse Mitte 20 | 85356 Munich INCENTIVE SUGGESTIONS A9 Germany A94 9 • Driver training T: +49 89 9782 0 MUNICH • SPORT1 Doppelpass Live TV broadcast F: +49 89 9782 2610 • Allianz Arena guided tour E: [email protected] • Golf trial course munichairport.hilton.com • Roof climb at the Olympic Stadium • Weihenstephan Brewery guided tour OUR ROOMS EAT & DRINK GUEST ROOMS Relax in absolute comfort anytime of day in our RESTAURANT CHARLES LINDBERGH spacious guest rooms and suites with soundproof From appetisers to ample buffets, the restaurant windows, blackout curtains, air conditioning, charles lindbergh features an internationally refined safe and mini-bar. Stay on top of business with menu. Savour mouth-watering dishes created wireless and broadband internet and a large and prepared with attention to every detail by our workstation, or just sit back and enjoy our range Executive Chef, together with his culinary team. of entertainment options. 2 Boardroom Theatre Classroom U-Shape Banquet Cabaret Area in m Atrium — — — — 450 344 1,400 Munich I + II 72 500 300 80 300 200 485 Munich I 30 200 108 36 100 80 248 Munich II 30 200 99 36 100 80 223 Frankfurt 18 40 27 18 30 24 64 Paris 12 32 18 14 24 21 46 London 18 36 18 15 24 21 51 Bangkok I + II 30 60 35 27 40 32 72 Bangkok I 12 20 12 9 16 14 36 Bangkok II 12 20 12 9 16 14 35 Moscow 12 42 24 15 20 16 44 Tokyo/Istanbul 24 98 54 30 50 40 101 Tokyo 12 42 24 15 20 16 49 Istanbul 12 42 24 15 20 16 49 New York 12 42 24 18 20 16 48 Chicago 18 100 54 24 70 56 150 Hong Kong I + II 36 98 54 39 40 40 87 Hong Kong I 18 42 24 21 — — 46 Hong Kong II 18 42 24 21 — — 41 Boardroom 10 — — — — — 20 Meet I - V 12-14 16 9 — — — 24 Office 1 - 4 2-4 — — — — — 10 Convertible Room 6 — — — — — 20 Frankfurt North Wing Chicago Foyer II Munich II Paris Moscow Foyer Chicago London Hong Kong Foyer Istanbul I I Munich I Beer garden WC Hong Kong Tokyo II Bangkok WC II Meet V New O1 Bangkok York O4 I Meet IV O2 O3 Boardroom Foyer New York WC WC Meet III Meet II Meet I Nightflight Bar Business Centre Foyer Lobby Fountain Reception Lindbergh Lounge Restaurant charles lindbergh Main Entrance.
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