Concert with an Overnight Stay: Hofkultur at the Tannerhof

The essentials at a glance

• Hofkultur in the Badehaus Hall is open to everyone, even without an overnight stay; tickets are available online.
• Bayrischzell station is 1.2 km away, the BRB runs hourly to Munich; the house shuttle only picks up until around 7 pm.
• Anyone who would like to enjoy the three-course menu before the concert should be there by 6:30 pm, otherwise it becomes too tight.
• The Restaurant Pool has only twelve seats, opens Wednesday to Saturday from 6:30 pm and requires a reservation at least one day in advance.
• On 19 November 2026, Yuko Kuhn will read from Onigiri, accompanied musically by Masako Ohta on the Taishōgoto.
• Those who wish to stay book in the order ticket, table, room; the scarcest are the twelve seats in the Restaurant Pool.

Is an overnight stay worth it for a country concert?

A concert in the Badehaus Hall ends late, and the question that follows is a very practical one: do you drive home in the dark along the country road, or do you stay where you are? At the Naturhotel Tannerhof our answer is as quiet as everything else here: those who come for a concert or a reading simply book the night along with it and walk on foot through the courtyard to their room after the last note. That is exactly what this text is about: ticket, table and room as three small bookings that together make up a whole evening.

The journey home on the same evening is possible, but it has its limits. Bayrischzell station lies about 1.2 km from the house, the BRB runs hourly via Schliersee and Miesbach to Munich, and the house shuttle only picks up until around 7 pm. A concert evening that only winds down late no longer fits into that window. Then there is this: Bayrischzell itself has no taxis; the nearest ones are in Schliersee and Hausham.

• Arrive in the afternoon, settle into your room, a first glass at the bar.
• Dinner on the ¾-board plan or at the Restaurant Pool: anyone who would like to enjoy the three-course menu before the concert is best seated at the table by 6:30 pm, so that nothing feels rushed.
• Concert or reading in the Badehaus Hall, just a few steps from the table.
• The way to your room is on foot, through the night, without a car key.
• The morning is yours: breakfast in peace, then the sauna, the swimming pool or a hike into the Leitzachtal.

And the morning after is really the reason why staying overnight is worth it. Those who have slept here do not jump on the last train at the station, but sit at breakfast the next morning, let the sauna work its quiet effect, or take a short walk between Wendelstein and Sonnwendjoch. This is how a concert evening becomes a small stay in rooms and cabins.

What is Hofkultur at the Tannerhof?

Hofkultur is our own in-house series of concerts, readings, exhibitions and vernissages, and it follows a simple conviction: culture belongs to the farm just as the garden and the animals do, and it is meant to be shared. Roger Brandes once put it in a nutshell when he said that Hofkultur is not about collecting for its own sake: we let our guests share in what we think is good. That is why a concert stands next to a reading next to a vernissage here — small in scale, close to the people, without stage-light staging.

Most events take place in the Badehaus Hall on the first floor, under the roof, where a real Bechstein grand piano stands. The room is panelled in wood, easy to take in, and it sounds as if it were built for chamber music. Anyone who wants to be close to the music, without opera glasses and without a car park, is in the right place here.

• Concerts and readings with guests from the region and from far away.
• Exhibitions and vernissages that fill the house with sound, colour and stories.
• Open to everyone, including guests not staying overnight at the house.
• Tickets can be reserved online; the dates are listed on the house's culture page.

Which concerts and readings are on the programme?

Autumn 2026 shows best how varied the formats are. Two evenings are already set, both in the Badehaus Hall, both as examples of what Hofkultur can be. You will find the current programme with all dates at any time on the house's culture and events page.

Shakti und Matze play cabaret pop, somewhere between musical cabaret and the singer-songwriter tradition, with lyrics that stay with you. The reading in November brings literature and music together: Yuko Kuhn, born in Munich in 1983, reads from her novel Onigiri, published by Hanser. Masako Ohta accompanies her on piano and on the Taishōgoto. Ohta has lived and worked in Munich since 1988 and moves between classical music, improvisation and silent-film accompaniment.

Both evenings show the range of the series: once song and cabaret, once word and sound. And both show how close you sit to the artists here, in a hall that is otherwise used for yoga and morning exercise.

How do you combine ticket, menu and room?

Three small bookings make a whole evening, and the order is simple: date, table, bed.

1. Ticket first. Without a date there is no evening: tickets are reserved online via the house's respective event pages.
2. Then the table. Those who would like to enjoy the three-course menu before the concert should arrive by 6:30 pm, otherwise it gets too tight. The Restaurant Pool opens Wednesday to Saturday from 6:30 pm.
3. Finally, the room. Check-in is from 3 pm, check-out until 11 am, and the morning after belongs entirely to you.

When it comes to the table, it is worth reserving early, because the Restaurant Pool is deliberately small: there are twelve seats, and reservations must be made at least one day in advance. A table is not held back specifically for concert evenings, so there is no guarantee that concert guests automatically get one. Those who prefer to eat on the ¾-board plan do so in the house's dining area anyway, just a few steps from the Badehaus Hall.

Anyone looking for an evening where music, good food and a short night in the mountains belong together will find the current concerts and readings on Culture & Events. The dates are listed there, tickets are reserved there, and a night in the house can be booked alongside.