Inside Harry Kane’s luxury Munich hotel where England captain has racked up £1MILLION tab as house hunt goes on
DESPITE his record-breaking start to life in Germany, Harry Kane is still having no luck finding a house.
England captain Kane has broken the all-time record for most goals in a player’s first ten Bundesliga appearances after already scoring 15 league goals for new club Bayern Munich.
Kane, 30, started life in Munich by checking in to the luxurious Vier Jahreszeiten Kempinski, one of Munich’s most expensive hotels.
The Bavarian club have put Kane and his wife, Katie, up at the hotel.
SunSport has revealed how Kane has racked up a tab worth £1MILLION since arriving.
And taking a look at the five-star digs it is not hard to see why.
The hotel has played host to many celebrities since it opened its doors in 1958.
It is located in the centre of Munich and is approximately a 16 to 20-minute drive to the Allianz Arena, where Kane’s employers play its home matches.
The hotel provides a butler service, has access to luxury chocolate brand Purity and Krigler perfume house as well as an exclusive BMW test driving experience.
Kane’s suite is understood to be located in the historic wing of the hotel and features a separate living room.
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There are also said to be two bathrooms made of Carrara marble, silk curtains, designer furniture, six televisions and a host of other state-of-the-art facilities.
His room reportedly sets him back a cool £10,000 per night.
However, given his bumper £415,000-a-week contract with Bayern, Kane remains well in the green.
On the former Tottenham striker’s househunt, a source told The Sun: “Harry is a family man so finding somewhere to be with his wife and children clearly has to be a priority.
“But it’s clear he’s been able to keep his mind focussed on his game because he’s had an incredible start to his Bayern career.
“If his house hunting is half as good as his goal-scoring he’s going to end up with a palace. Not that his hotel is too shabby.”
Kane had viewed a dream £70,000-a-month eight-bed home in the village of Grunwald, dubbed “Bavaria’s Beverly Hills”, last month but remains in the hunt for a home for his wife and four children.
