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8 hotels in Bavaria hold GreenSign certification. Each one is audited by an outside body, on a schedule it does not set itself.
City AparthotelLocated in the center of Munich, this aparthotel provides functional city studios. It offers a central base for travelers looking for independent accoIndependently certified
Der Birkenhof Spa & Genuss ResortThis luxury resort in the Upper Palatinate Forest features extensive spa and wellness landscapes. It offers a combination of culinary excellence and hEV charging on siteIndependently certifiedAlpenhof MurnauLocated on the edge of the Murnauer Moos nature reserve, this upscale hotel offers views of the Bavarian Alps. It features refined guest rooms and extIndependently certifiedFeringapark HotelThis large city hotel and conference center is located in Unterföhring, north of Munich. It provides modern accommodations and professional meeting spIndependently certifiedLOUIS HotelThis boutique hotel is located at the Viktualienmarkt in central Munich. It features a stylized interior and refined design, providing a sophisticatedIndependently certifiedibis Styles München PerlachThis vibrant economy design hotel is located in the Perlach district of Munich. It features colorful, stylized interiors and offers a modern atmospherIndependently certifiedthe niu CureLocated in Erlangen, this lifestyle hotel features a modern urban design with creative interior elements. It provides contemporary guest rooms and serIndependently certifiedDas Bergmayr - Chiemgauer AlpenhotelThis Alpine-style hotel is located in the mountain resort of Inzell. It offers traditional accommodations and a wellness area, serving as a base for wIndependently certifiedGreenSign scores a hotel across categories spanning management, building services, purchasing, food, social conditions and guest communication, and awards one of five levels. Assessment starts from a documented self-audit and is verified by InfraCert, with on-site checks at the higher levels. The tiering is the useful part: the level is on the certificate, so it distinguishes a hotel that has just started from one several cycles in.
The lower levels are reachable largely on documentation and policy, so a level-one certificate is a weaker signal than the badge alone suggests — the level matters more than its presence. It is also concentrated in German-speaking markets, so it is not comparable in coverage to Green Key.