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If you’ve ever dreamed of spending the night in a palace (one with a width that surpasses Versailles in France) and the finances to match it, you’ll soon have the chance as Kempinski Hotels will begin to manage the Nymphenburg Palace Royal Residence.
The Nymphenburg Palace Royal Residence offers the most luxurious accommodations in Munich. The living space is spread across three floors and measures around 9,000 square feet. It features four bedrooms, seven bathrooms, three living rooms, a dining room, a kitchen, a fitness room, a meeting space, a home cinema, and a wine cellar. The Royal Residence also features a private garden with a majolica terrace that can host up to 100 guests.
In addition to offering the ultimate stay, the Nymphenburg Palace Royal Residence also showcases Nymphenburg Porcelain. The Royal Residence includes art objects, animal figures, and tableware from the manufacturer’s workshops in addition to interior design details in the guest house bathrooms. Pieces by international artists like Damien Hirst and Nick Knight are are also displayed prominently. This allows guests to experience these priceless works of art throughout their stay.
HRH Prince Luitpold von Bayern, said:
We are thrilled to announce the expansion of our long-standing collaboration with Kempinski, particularly with Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten Kempinski in Munich. As the hotel that hosts guests of the royal family next to the Residence, it has long served as a benchmark for luxury hospitality. The Nymphenburg Room in the Schwarzreiter restaurant exemplifies the finest porcelain craftsmanship combined with exceptional cuisine. We are now embarking on a new chapter of collaboration. Kempinski will take over the management of the Nymphenburg Palace Royal Residence, a uniquely beautiful house located within the grounds of the porcelain manufactory at the northern roundabout of Nymphenburg Palace. This venue is tailored for guests who expect the highest cultural standards. This partnership will also usher in a new era of outstanding hospitality within the ultra-luxury segment for Kempinski.”
Reservations for the Royal Residence at Nymphenburg Palace are available starting tomorrow. Daily breakfast, round-trip airport transfers, 24/7 butler service, and a chauffeured limousine throughout the stay are included. The Royal Residence can also be booked for weddings and private events. Overnight accommodation in the Royal Residence starts from $26,250 per night. Reservations can be made via reservation.nymphenburg@kempinski.com .
Anthony’s Take: This is a cool partnership even though it will never be a reality for 99.9% of the population. I love that Kempinski will manage this historic property and make someone’s dreams of staying in a palace a reality. Now, if it was only available for points redemptions.
(Image Credits: Landeshauptstadt München and Kempinski Hotels.)
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