COCOON MUENCHEN STACHUS, Munich

Each room has a comfortable double bed, a flat-screen TV, a COCOON workstation, and a rainforest shower. Rooms feature allergy-friendly bedding and stone floors. The rooms include opening windows. Rooms are available for up to four people. Room types include bubblechairs. Some rooms offer a bathtub. You can choose from one, two, three or four beds. The quiet double rooms face the courtyard and include a queen-size bed. Please note that the 2 mattresses are within one frame and can only be pulled apart by 30cm.

The COCOON Hotel provides a power breakfast. Breakfast includes seasonal fruit, vegetables, bread from neighborhood, sausage, cheese, and fresh egg dishes. Fair trade coffee and organic tea are available. The COCOON Bar provides small snacks and drinks in the lobby. In summer, the Almgarten provides outlets and enhances the culinary experience. In the immediate area, you will find the Stachus Passagen with numerous stores and food court as well as the Kaufinger Straße, which is the longest shopping mile in the city.

The COCOON hotel offers bikes for hire at 10 Euros a day. Guests can meet in a completely different setting than in everyday business at events. Only a few steps separate the green courtyard garden from the open lobby. In the lobby, a table football is available. There is a roof terrace overlooking the centre's roofs.

Cocoon Stachus is located on Adolf-Kopling-Strasse, two minutes from the main station and Karlsplatz Stachus. It is near the Metro Station (Line 5) and Bus Stop #42. The hotel is located in Ludwigsvorstadt with hip coffee shops, gay bars, global eateries, and indie boutiques. Landmarks nearby include Deutsches Museum (1 km), Munich Residence (2 km), and Marienplatz (1 km).

Parking spaces are available in the hotel's underground car park, including free e-charging stations. The hotel also offers diverse training for a wide range of departments, such as the front office, housekeeping or even for breakfast service. The hotel is responsible for losses that occur due to injury to life or limb. It already has a generation capacity from its own plants that is equivalent to more than half of Munich's electricity requirements from Stadtwerke München.