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Unfortunately we haven't found any suitable hotels for you. Please reset the filters or start a new search.Soak up the atmosphere of small-town Bavaria. Haar is the ideal base if you wish to stay in quiet surroundings yet be close to state-of-the-art facilities hosting corporate events, or if you are looking to indulge in some fun and relaxation. Its charming and tranquil setting affords all the rest and relaxation you can possibly need, coupled with a multitude of activities on the doorstep. It truly is a place where you can get away from it all but still have all the creatures comforts you desire. The Bavarian charm and hospitality awaits, providing that all-important relaxation and recuperation. Make sure to indulge in the regional beers and cookery, without which a stay here would not be complete.
Haar is located in a quiet suburb, 12 kilometers east of Munich in Bavaria. It is surrounded by woodland, affording the feeling of solitude. Enjoy the charm and hospitality of Bavaria with a small-town ethos and big-town convenience. After a busy day at the office or conference, relax and unwind in beautiful surroundings. To get to the city, just hop on the S-Bahn city train. If you prefer independence, you find numerous autobahns and national routes leading right to Munich center.
The town has a healthy employment record with a large hospital and the largest psychiatric hospital in Germany. Several pharmaceutical and IT companies have offices here. Whether you are attending a conference or going to work at one of these business premises, Haar provides everything you need. The town is accessible to the nearby Munich Trade Fair Center and International Congress Center, providing a starting point for all your corporate events.
Immersed in history, the town hall dominates the town center. It is a communal facility, which hosts regular cultural events. The Old Firehouse dating back to 1929 was converted and renovated in the 1980s forming an extension of the existing town hall. The town also has a long established background in fishing and hunting. The monastery dates back to the 14th century. It has a cheese production facility and brewery, which well deserve a visit.
