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Suite Experience Munich Experience SUITE EXPERIENCE MUNICH EXPERIENCE “Minga”, as it is referred to in the local lingo, or also “the most northerly city of Italy”. Munich is keen to accentuate its uniqueness. The Oktoberfest is not its only treasure by any means. The English Garden, the world‘s largest garden expanse, and the Isar Meadows are well worth seeing, especially in the summer. But also during the winter the Bavarian capital is very attractive. The surrounding snow-covered Alpine peaks beckon ski enthusiasts. An irresistible scent of roasted almonds and other traditional treats showcased at the Christmas market wafts across the historical streets of the city‘s old town quarter. Of course, Munich‘s extensive cultural and shopping offerings also make the city a magnet for tourists across the globe. THE ROCCO FORTE SUITE EXPERIENCE – ENJOY THE ART OF SIMPLE LUXURY IN EVERY SUITE Experience our exclusive benefi ts in one of our luxurious suites. At Rocco Forte Hotels we believe that your comfort and enjoyment are of paramount importance to your stay. With this in mind, we have upgraded our suite offerings to refl ect the magnifi cence of the suites themselves. As well as enjoying a beautiful, luxurious suite, you will also experience all of the following benefi ts: • In-room check-in • Complementary unpacking and packing service • Complementary pressing for the evening of arrival (2 pieces) • Complementary breakfast buffet • Complementary use of a mobile phone for local calls (089) • Complementary internet access • Complementary use of in-house movies Classic Suite CLASSIC SUITE • King-size bed or twin-size beds • Separate bedroom, living room, bathroom, dressing area and wardrobe, separate guest toilet, French balcony • Separate coffee kitchenette • Limestone bathroom with bathtub, separate shower and toilet, bidet and fl at screen TV • City view • Number of suites: 4 • Suite size: 67 sqm CLASSIC SUITE CONNECTED WITH ... • King-size bed or twin-size beds • Separate bedroom, living room, bathroom, dressing area and wardrobe, separate guest toilet, French balcony • Separate coffee kitchenette • Limestone bathroom with bathtub, separate shower and toilet, bidet and fl at screen TV • City view • Number of suites: 4 • Suite size: 67 sqm ... CLASSIC ROOM (INDOOR) AND/OR ... • King-size bed or twin-size beds • Living area • Limestone bathroom with bathtub, separate shower and toilet, bidet • City view • Room size: 40 sqm CLASSIC ROOM (OUTDOOR) • King-size bed or twin-size beds • Living area • Limestone bathroom with bathtub, separate shower and toilet, bidet • City view • Room size: 40 sqm Executive Suite EXECUTIVE SUITE • King-size bed or twin-size beds • Separate bedroom, living room, walk-in wardrobe, separate guest toilet, French balcony • Limestone bathroom with bathtub, separate shower and toilet, bidet, fl at screen TV and daylight • Located in the “corner towers” of the hotel with a 180 degree view over the Old Botanical Garden • Number of suites: 12 • Suite size: 73 sqm EXECUTIVE SUITE CONNECTED WITH ... • King-size bed or twin-size beds • Separate bedroom, living room, walk-in wardrobe, separate guest toilet, French balcony • Limestone bathroom with bathtub, separate shower and toilet, bidet, fl at screen TV and daylight • Located in the “corner towers” of the hotel with a 180 degree view over the Old Botanical Garden • Number of suites: 12 • Suite size: 73 sqm ... SUPERIOR DELUXE OR DELUXE ROOM • King-size bed or twin-size beds • Living area • Limestone bathroom with bathtub, separate shower and toilet, bidet • Views over the Old Botanical Garden • Room size: 40 sqm 8th Floor ENTIRE 8TH FLOOR The entire 8th fl oor covers 450 sqm and not only offers luxury in its highest form, but also the highest security standard in town. The state-of-the-art observation system can be controlled from the Deluxe Junior Suite. The Monforte Suite (Presidential Suite) can be interconnected with one Deluxe Junior Suite and one Deluxe Suite. Furthermore, the 8th fl oor has one more Deluxe Suite in order to give guests privacy over the whole fl oor. Perfect service in the Monforte Suite is also guaranteed through the separate staff entrance via the kitchen. From the end-to-end roof top terrace you have spectacular views over Munich, which you can enjoy with the whole family or your guests, while for example having a wonderful summer reception. Deluxe Suite DELUXE SUITE • King-size bed or twin-size beds • Separate bedroom, living room, walk-in wardrobe, separate guest toilet, roof top terrace • Limestone bathroom with bathtub, separate shower and toilet, bidet, double vanity unit, fl at screen TV and daylight • Located in the “corner towers” with views over the Old Botanical Garden, the famous historical buildings of Munich and the Alps • Number of suites: 2 • Suite size: 92 sqm Monforte Suite MONFORTE SUITE • King-size bed • Separate bedroom, living room, dining room, offi ce, walk-in wardrobe, separate guest toilet, roof top terrace with a total area of 18 sqm • Italian marble bathroom with two rain showers, bathtub, bidet, double vanity unit, steam room and fl at screen TV, daylight and a fantastic view • Views over the Old Botanical Garden, the famous historical buildings of Munich and the Alps • Number of suites: 1 • Suite size: 200 sqm MONFORTE SUITE CONNECTED WITH ... • King-size bed • Separate bedroom, living room, dining room, offi ce, walk-in wardrobe, separate guest toilet, roof top terrace with a total area of 18 sqm • Italian marble bathroom with two rain showers, bathtub, bidet, double vanity unit, steam room and fl at screen TV, daylight and a fantastic view • Views over the Old Botanical Garden, the famous historical buildings of Munich and the Alps • Number of suites: 1 • Suite size: 200 sqm ... DELUXE JUNIOR SUITE (INDOOR) AND ... • King-size bed or twin-size beds • Living area, roof top terrace • Limestone bathroom with bathtub, separate shower and toilet, bidet • Views over the Old Botanical Garden, the famous historical buildings of Munich and the Alps • Number of suites: 1 • Suite size: 53 sqm ... DELUXE SUITE (ONE INDOOR, ONE ADJOINING) • King-size bed or twin-size beds • Separate bedroom, living room, walk-in wardrobe, separate guest toilet, roof top terrace • Limestone bathroom with bathtub, separate shower and toilet, bidet, double vanity unit, fl at screen TV and daylight • Located in the “corner towers” with views over the Old Botanical Garden, the famous historical buildings of Munich and the Alps • Number of suites: 2 • Suite size: 92 sqm ENTIRE 8TH FLOOR 450 SQM DELUXE SUITE 92 SQM MONFORTE SUITE 200 SQM DELUXE JUNIOR SUITE 53 SQM DELUXE SUITE 92 SQM The Charles Hotel Enjoy & Relax RESTAURANT DAVVERO To enjoy exquisite, culinary delights in all their authenticity in a stylish ambience – all this you will fi nd in the elegant and at the same time modern Restaurant DAVVERO. As its Italian name promises: what the chef prepares in a culinary variety is “real” as only exclusively fresh, selected products can be. Either in the spacious restaurant, in our separate private dining room or with the start of spring on our sun terrace with a view of the Old Botanical Garden: the Restaurant DAVVERO is an oasis of peace and good taste in the middle of Munich. THE BAR THE CHARLES SPA Everybody knows how to make Caipirinha and Mai Tai, but the creative head in our bar with an excellent nose for the Leave all stress behind for a few hours, allow yourself real relaxation – immerse into the wellness oasis in The Charles SPA. right mix conjures up magical cocktails like you have never drunk before. The high art of the perfect mix, together In over 800 sqm you will fi nd the rest and leisure you deserve. The 15 metre pool invites to relaxation just like the steam with a large selection of the fi nest whiskeys make your stay in THE BAR a unique experience. Enjoy the evening in our bath and the sauna. In fi ve treatment rooms you can choose from all possible treatments. The choice goes from Hawaiian elegant and at the same time cosy meeting point. Relax between modern design and traditional art, velvet booths and Pohaku massage to lymph drainage and spray tanning. Purely organic, high quality body care products are a matter of under original paintings of the artist Franz von Lenbach. course for us. For your fi tness we provide a spacious room equipped with state-of-the-art TechnoGym appliances. 5 REASONS FOR MUNICH • Rich in culture with a lot of museums and cultural events • Diversifi ed locations and spectacular sights • Exciting destinations like the Alps, impressive castles and lakes just around the corner • Very green with a high recreational benefi t • Perfect shopping facilities including Munich In- & Outside various luxury brands and fl agship stores THE BIGGEST BEER FESTIVAL SHOPPING IN MUNICH The Munich Oktoberfest, the largest fair The Maximilianstrasse is the epitome of in the world, has its origin in the wedding luxurious shopping with the Theatiner- ceremony of Crown Prince Ludwig – later strasse hot on its heels. Only the top brands King Ludwig I. of Bavaria – with Princess and designers have settled here followed Therese of Sachsen-Hildburghausen in by cafés and galleries that capture the the year 1810. Today, the Oktoberfest is unique Munich lifestyle. the largest festival in the world, with an international fl avour characteristic of the For a sophisticated lifestyle experience 21th century: some 6 million visitors from combining living and culture, visit the all around the world converge on the “Fünf Höfe” within the city center. The Oktoberfest each year. Charles Hotel‘s architect Christoph Sattler was heavily involved in this project which now combines art galleries, exclusive designer boutiques and Munich‘s culinary hot spots. OASIS OF TRANQUILLITY THE PLACE FOR ART LOVERS Munich‘s famous 365-hectares park has Be inspired by Lenbach‘s original art work shaded paths, brooks, ponds and swans in the Monforte Suite or in THE BAR before and is best known for its beer gardens and visiting the Lenbachhaus just around the sunbathers.
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