According to Bild, Bayern Munich stars kicked off their Asia tour in Jeju Island, South Korea, with intense training and commercial activities, but the luxurious hotel they stayed in also made the players quite comfortable.

Bayern Munich checked into the five-star JW Marriott Resort & Spa in Jeju Island. Players are already accustomed to high-standard accommodation during away games in the Bundesliga and Champions League, but this Jeju hotel is still very special.

The building is inspired by traditional Korean architecture while maintaining a modern feel, and its location is also excellent, directly situated on a cliff coastline. Players can overlook the sea from the large terrace, and some of the surrounding natural landscapes listed as UNESCO World Heritage sites are also within full view.

The hotel's interior is also well-equipped, with a large wellness area for players to recover after training. There is also an outdoor pool with views of the coast and the sea. The dining options are also excellent, and the hotel's "Flying Hog" restaurant was even listed as one of the top 1,000 hotel restaurants in the world by the French restaurant guide La Liste.

The hotel where Bayern Munich is staying has also been awarded a "Key" by the world-renowned Michelin Guide, equivalent to a Michelin star honor for hotels. To stay here, guests would pay approximately 600 euros per person per night, with suites exceeding 1,000 euros per night.

However, the team will not stay long: at 13:00 Beijing time (CEST) on August 4th, Bayern Munich will play a warm-up match against the host K League team Jeju SK, after which the team will travel to Hong Kong.

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