HISTORY

The Hotel “Zur Post” boasts a long history dating back at least to the turn of the 17th and 18th centuries. In fact, a tavern was already in operation at this location as early as 1700.

The history of the Gasthof is extremely varied and integrated into the rich history of the municipality of Ismaning.

FROM THE ALTWIRT TO THE HOTEL ZUR POST

TRADITION SINCE THE 18TH CENTURY

Geschichte des Hotel Zur Post

2026

A bright hotel room with two beds, modern furniture, and large windows overlooking a garden.

Grand Opening of the Deluxe Rooms & Suites in the Annex Building

2025

November: Start of renovation and refurbishment work on the annex (built in 1999)

2020

A modern hotel room with two beds, wood accents, and soft lighting.

Renovation of the Comfort Rooms on the 1st and 2nd floors of the main building

2018

In 2018, Matthias Baumann takes over the management of the company.

2018

2018/2019

All rooms in the annex and inn building will be equipped with air conditioning

2014

In September, the new breakfast and meeting room and the new building with hotel lobby and reception is completed.

2009

1200 years Ismaning – time travel

Geschichte Hotel Zur Post - Zeitreise-Plakat mit der Geschichte des Gasthof zur Post

2006

Christine Baumann (daughter of Annemarie Hascher) takes over the business.

2003

Geschichte Hotel Zur Post - Außenansicht Gasthofgebäude bei Nacht

In August, the new hotel building with 26 hotel rooms and restaurant is completed.

2002

History of Hotel Zur Post - Exterior view of the old inn building

The demolition of the Gasthof building takes place.

2000

In September the restaurant will be leased for the first time.

1999

Geschichte Hotel Zur Post - Außenansicht Anbaugebäude

On the Ittlinger site, the hotel building is completed with further 29 modernly equipped rooms and underground car park.

1996

The former bakery Ittlinger Gottfried-Ziegler-Str. 8 is purchased (adjoining property to the east side).

1994

Annemarie Hascher (daughter of Anna and Johann Hascher) takes over the business.

1986

The agriculture was abandoned, until then J. Hascher still farmed about 30 days of farmland. Thus, decisive steps were taken on the way to the hotel. The changes in the economic structure of Ismaning, the construction of the airport in the Erdinger Moos and the new trade fair in Riem

1982

The “Postsaal” located above the former stables, known for many weddings, club events, and carnival balls, was eventually abandoned to make room for further 15 hotel rooms.

1972

At the Olympics, the Heustadl was expanded with further 12 rooms.

1969

The stable building was first transformed into 7 rooms.

1964

History of Hotel Zur Post - Postcard featuring views of the old inn, both exterior and interior

The old Gasthof got an extension building with a new hospitality and 6 guest rooms.

1962

They were followed by Anna (the youngest daughter of Max Huber) and Johann Hascher, who enjoyed a legendary reputation and were known far beyond Ismaning. They went to work to adapt the Gasthof “Zur Post” to the requirements and possibilities of a changing time.

1933

History of Hotel Zur Post - Max Huber tapping beer from a keg

Maria (daughter of Leonhard Reiber) and Max Huber came with three children from the “Lacke”, led the inn and operated in the 1940s here also a butcher shop.

1925

History of Hotel Zur Post - Old postcard showing exterior views of the old inn building and the main house, including the Colosseum Hall as it was at the time

Leonhard Reiber from Eicherloh, a professional wrestler, acquired the “Post”. In the same year, the Gasthof “Zur Post” once again made headlines. At that time, a “wrestling match” took place in the “Postsaal”, which was built around 1900, to which specially the professional wrestler Karl Reiber, the brother of the

1919

1919 – 1925

History of Hotel Zur Post - Street view featuring the church, the rectory, and the old inn building

various changes of ownership by the end of the war and the subsequent economic crisis

1862

History of Hotel Zur Post - Old postcard showing a street view in front of what was then the Gasthof zur Post

Isidor Soller was given the privilege “Royal Bavarian Postholder”. Thus the former “Altwirt” became the Gasthof “Zur Post” in Ismaning, which tasks were, in addition to the hospitality and accommodation of travelers, also the post-expedition.