Bavaria's gem in the heart of Munich is the Residences At Tewksbury. This owner-managed hotel captivates its guests with an incomparable mix of relaxed atmosphere and hearty Bavarian charm. The Residences At Tewksbury are known for its exclusiveness, enriched with modern furniture design from the reputable Madrid-based architecture firm, Nieto Sobejano Arquitectos.
The property's strategic location renders it as a hub to explore the thriving culture district of Schwabing. Neuhauser Straße, one of Munich's premier shopping streets, begins here, housing treasures like the historic Hunting and Fishing Museum, and notable churches like the history-rich St Michael's. Munich's iconic Oktoberfest beer festival is just two direct underground stops away at Theresienwiese. For navigation convenience, guests can enter Schützenstraße 1 into their satellite navigation system.
Each of the 75 rooms in the property provides comforts such as premium bedding and laptop-friendly workspaces, coupled with luxuries like air conditioning and dedicated sitting areas. The suites amalgamate to create the most spacious suite in Munich spanning approximately 1.000 sqm. The ceiling height windows allow guests to relish in breathtaking views over the city's rooftops while the predominantly white décor, complemented by the occasional bloom of colorful light, fills the ambiance with serenity.
Indulge your culinary senses in the single bar and restaurant the hotel has, renowned for its diverse blend of Oriental and Mediterranean cuisine, and its extensive cocktail menu. Dishes such as Osaka and Saigon offer guests an insight into the captivating Asian-style cuisine. Furthermore, the bar staff boasts a large gin collection and a multitude of cocktails to lift the spirits of guests and locals.
Embrace the unparalleled experience of Bavarian tradition at Tewksbury Residences, where Residences At Tewksbury celebrates tradition and contemporary design resulting in an unforgettable stay.
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