Gasthof Bräuwirt

Inn / Historical building

• 10 Beds
• 5 Rooms

Your hosts, Hanni and Klaus Huber, together with their daughters Marina and Celina, extend a warm welcome to you at the Gasthof Bräuwirt in Miesbach.

A historic inn in the centre of Miesbach

The Bräuwirt looks back on an exceptionally long history. The town chronicle of Miesbach records a first mention as early as 1614. The present building was rebuilt in 1783, renovated in 1935–37 and refurbished in 1992; the characteristic gable frescoes date from 1937.

The hotel’s own website describes its history in somewhat broader terms, noting that the inn has been in existence for around 350 years and that its tradition dates back to the former ‘Wirt an der Schlierach’.

This means that the Bräuwirt is not one of those modern, standardised hotels, but rather a historic inn whose character is closely linked to Miesbach’s market square and the region’s pub culture.

Right on Marktplatz 3

The location is particularly central: the inn is situated right on Miesbach’s market square. The official tourism organisation accordingly describes it as an inn ‘in the heart of Miesbach’.

This means the old town, shops, cafés and other dining options are all within easy walking distance.

A small guesthouse rather than a large hotel

The Bräuwirt is deliberately a small-scale guesthouse. An up-to-date events and hotel database lists 11 guest rooms with a total of around 25 beds.

This fits in with the character of a traditional inn: the focus is on a personal atmosphere, good food and regional cuisine, rather than extensive resort or wellness facilities.

Single rooms

The inn offers single rooms. The guide price currently published on the official website is 94 euros per room per night, including VAT and breakfast.

Prices are subject to change and should be checked again directly for your specific travel dates.

Double rooms

Double rooms are also available. The currently published price is 128 euros per room per night, including breakfast.

This positions the Bräuwirt as a classic, homely inn rather than an upmarket boutique or wellness hotel.

Triple rooms

Triple rooms are available for three guests travelling together. The currently listed price is 185 euros per night, including breakfast.

Extra bed

An extra bed can currently be booked for 55 euros per night.

Free cot

For families with young children, a cot is currently available free of charge.

This makes the Bräuwirt suitable for families too, even though the hotel is not a traditional family resort.

Dogs allowed

Pets, specifically dogs, are welcome. The currently published surcharge is 12 euros per night.

This makes the inn an attractive option, for example, for travellers planning hiking or day trips in the Miesbach Oberland with their dog.

Breakfast included in the room rate

The Bräuwirt’s current room rates are expressly inclusive of breakfast and VAT.

Breakfast is served from 07:00 to 10:00 Monday to Saturday and from 08:00 to 10:00 on Sundays.

The weekday breakfast times are particularly convenient for walkers, business travellers or guests with early excursion plans.

Bavarian inn serving regional cuisine

The restaurant is the true heart of the establishment. The official website describes the Bräuwirt as an inn serving hearty regional dishes in the Bavarian and Alpine tradition.

Miesbach Tourism also explicitly highlights Bavarian specialities and snacks.

In-house butcher’s shop

One of the most distinctive features is the in-house butcher’s shop located directly within the premises. According to the operators, the meat used in the inn’s kitchen comes from the in-house butcher’s shop.

This sets the Bräuwirt apart from hotels that source all their food entirely from external suppliers.

Regional produce

In addition to meat from their own butcher’s shop, dairy products and salads also come from the local area. The operators explicitly cite regionality as part of their culinary concept.

Classic Bavarian dishes

Regional reports on the Bräuwirt mention, amongst other things, typical dishes such as roast pork, dumplings, duck, beef dishes, cheese spaetzle and creamed mushrooms. The focus is clearly on traditional, hearty Bavarian cuisine.

Snacks

Classic Bavarian snacks are also on the menu. Miesbach Tourism specifically mentions them alongside the hot regional specialities.

Butcher’s shop with its own opening hours

The butcher’s shop is run separately from the inn. The current regular opening hours are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 07:30 to 18:00, and Saturday from 07:00 to 12:30. It is closed on Wednesdays.

This means that guests and locals can also buy regional meat and sausage specialities directly to take away.

The inn is open daily except on Wednesdays

The inn is currently open on Mondays, Tuesdays and from Thursdays to Sundays from 09:00 to 23:00. It is closed on Wednesdays.

Last-minute changes, company holidays or special opening hours are possible; Miesbach Tourism therefore recommends checking the latest information if required.

Restaurant for family celebrations and smaller events

In addition to its normal pub operations, the Bräuwirt is also suitable for events. An up-to-date events database lists the restaurant area with approximately 70 seats.

This means that birthdays, family celebrations, club events or smaller gatherings can be held on the premises.

Hall for up to around 200 people

In addition, there is a larger function or banquet hall with around 200 seats.

This makes the Bräuwirt suitable for weddings, club events and larger traditional celebrations.

Check-in from 2.00 pm

Rooms are currently available on the day of arrival from 2.00 pm.

Check-out by 10.00 am

On the day of departure, rooms must normally be vacated by 10.00 am.

This means that the early check-out times customary for smaller traditional inns apply.

Current cancellation policy

The official website currently states the following policy: Cancellation up to one month before arrival is free of charge. For cancellations made approximately four to one week before arrival, 50 per cent of the package price will be charged; for cancellations made within the last week or in the event of a no-show, 80 per cent will be charged.

In the case of a specific booking, the terms and conditions stated in the relevant booking offer should always take precedence.

Traditional architecture

The building itself forms part of Miesbach’s historic townscape. The town chronicle documents the new construction in 1783, subsequent alterations and the gable frescoes dating from 1937.

As a result, the Bräuwirt possesses an authentic historic character that modern hotel buildings can scarcely replicate.

Miesbach as a base for exploring the Bavarian Oberland

Miesbach is situated in the Bavarian Oberland and forms part of the Tegernsee-Schliersee Alpine tourist region. Its central location is ideal for guests who do not wish to stay exclusively by a single lake, but would rather combine various destinations in the region.

The region is particularly well known for hiking, cycling, Bavarian culture and excursions to Tegernsee, Schliersee and the Alps. Miesbach Tourism specifically highlights hiking and cycling as key leisure activities in the region.

Railway station and public transport

Thanks to its central location within the town, the inn can also be reached by public transport. Miesbach railway station connects the town with the wider region and Munich; the town itself is served by the Bayerische Regiobahn and the MVV as its main transport providers.

Who is the Gasthof Bräuwirt suitable for?

The Bräuwirt is particularly suitable for travellers seeking an authentic Bavarian inn rather than a standardised hotel. The historic building, central market square location, traditional cuisine and in-house butcher’s shop characterise the stay far more than wellness, business or resort facilities.

For short-break holidaymakers and day-trippers, the location in the centre of Miesbach and within the Tegernsee-Schliersee Alpine region is particularly appealing.

Families can make use of triple rooms, extra beds and free cots. Travellers with dogs benefit from the fact that dogs are permitted for a modest surcharge.

The inn is also suitable for celebrations and groups, as the restaurant and a larger hall provide event spaces.

Conclusion – a historic Bavarian inn with its own butcher’s shop in the heart of Miesbach

The Gasthof Bräuwirt at Marktplatz 3 in Miesbach is not part of a traditional hotel chain, but a time-honoured Bavarian family-run business. According to the town chronicle, the history of the establishment can be traced back to 1614; the current building dates from 1783.

The accommodation on offer is modest, comprising around 11 guest rooms. Single, double and triple rooms are available, as well as extra beds and cots. Breakfast is included in the published room rates.

Particularly distinctive features include the in-house butcher’s shop, regional produce, traditional Bavarian cuisine and the historic market square location. Dairy products and salads are sourced locally, whilst meat is processed directly from the inn’s own butcher’s shop.

Anyone looking for a traditional inn in Miesbach, accommodation on Miesbach’s market square, a Bavarian hotel with its own butcher’s shop, an inn near Tegernsee and Schliersee or an authentic base for a short break in the Bavarian Oberland will find the Gasthof Bräuwirt Miesbach to be a particularly traditional establishment with deep regional roots.

Nearby:

Local History Museum in Miesbach

Mining Museum in Hausham

Markus Wasmeier Open-Air Museum in Schliersee

Olaf Gulbransson Museum in Tegernsee

Culture and Organ Centre at the Old Castle in Valley

Blindham Mountain Wildlife Park in Aying

Alpenbahnen Spitzingsee ski resort

Prehistoric World Museum in Raubing

Schwarze Fuchs World in Rosenheim

Inn River Navigation Museum in Neubeuern

Woodworking Museum in Rosenheim

Rosenheim Locomotive Shed

Blomberg Cable Cars in Bad Tölz

Elkofen Castle near Grafing

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