Hotel Opera

This lovely, small hotel is a step back in time. Fantastic breakfast is set and served on china with tablecloths just like many years ago with quiet, relaxing music playing in the background. You can order eggs, fruit or cereal in addition to the tiered tray with meats and cheeses, and delicious bread and rolls. Staff is very helpful and polite. Yes it is an older hotel with older furnishings, but that is what makes it special. We had a lovely balcony overseeing the courtyard. Bathroom was small but had everything necessary. Location was great, very close to S-Bahn and U-Bahn stations. Would highly recommend if you're looking for something not cookie cutter! Will definitely return!

I recently stayed at Hotel Opera and overall had a great experience. The hotel itself is beautiful, with a fancy and inviting welcome at the front door that sets the tone for your stay. The rooms were spotless, well-maintained, however i did have a shower that was clogged up with hair but it was addressed IMMEDIATELY once I called about it. The hospitality was great, and Karim made every effort to ensure my stay was enjoyable.(I traveled alone). It’s clear that a lot of thought and care goes into guest satisfaction here. However, the only DOWNSIDE was an unexpected moment when I found the concierge sleeping on the couch during the night. He was laying on the breakfast nook right by the bar area with the hotel phone in his hand snoozing away. LOL.Hence, why I couldn't get a answer after calling multiple times before making my way downstairs. This was disappointing, especially since the hotel advertises 24-hour room service. While it didn’t overshadow the positives, I hope management addresses this to maintain their otherwise high standards. After he woke up, he proceeded to give me opened cookies which i didn't appreciate but it made me laugh more than anything. Overall, Hotel Opera is a wonderful place to stay, and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a clean, elegant hotel with great location from the train station and walking distance to the Marienplatz.

This place exudes style. An Italian palace in one of the nicest areas of Munich. Very attentive staff and a short walk to the elite shopping district. The Hotel Opera provides a memorable experience, a step above your typical chain hotel.

Great walkable location to old town. Luxurious boutique hotel with excellent service. Awesome breakfast served to you in a high tea setting, salmon, sausages, eggs, pastries, fruit, yogurt etc. Loved m our stay here!

This hotel is truly a gem. I am so glad we stayed here. The staff are amazing and very friendly. Breakfast was excellent. The room was large and clean. No A/C but they did have a fan and we opened the windows at night for a cool breeze. Everything else about this hotel more than made up for the lack of A/C.|What made this hotel so special is the "authentic old world vibe". From the room decor to the fine china and silver coffee service set in the restaurant. Close to the Uban with lots of little local coffee shops and dining. This is the perfect place if your looking to experience a more "local" environment.

On a quiet street, in the most fabulous of locations. Not in the thick of it all but easily accessible. White and brights, sweet and comfortable. We have returned over and over and over. Breakfasts are wonderful, and staff is charming. Outdoor patio in summer is delightful.

Thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Hotel Opera. The rooms are a good size with more character than most. The location is quiet, but only a short walk from the historic centre and from lots of good restaurants. Good breakfast. Highly recommended.

This hotel was an absolutely fabulous place to spend a week in Munich. The location is central to the Marienplatz and with a few lovely neighbourhood restaurants at its doorstep. Whilst we were here, my husband had to be rushed to the hospital in an ambulance and without the staff here, I would have been so lost. They helped me so much including organising things so we could stay in our room for two extra days. I am forever grateful. Thank you.

This place is much better in conception than in execution. Appealing exterior, pleasant neighborhood, accommodating staff (although they did seem to make a lot of mistakes). As with so many older hotels, the rooms differ vastly in size and quality--they fobbed us off with what I'm pretty sure was a single: at best, one of the most cramped doubles I ever saw. Worse, the furniture was largely sticks with fabric draped over (the table came from a patio) to conceal the humble origins. On a complaint, they did move us to a larger room--superficially more attractive but still seemed to be pretty cheap stuff. Breakfast was in the same vein. Food that looked good but was nothing special, served on dishes that looked classy but were really nothing of he sort. And with so many older hotels, the number of things to trip or stumble over is almost beyond counting. And a warning: also so many older European hotels, no air conditioning. Don't try to take a nap in a west-facing room in Juky.