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feel the atmosphere of a private residence with the warmth and familiarity of home !
Categories
Standard 165,-
Superior 185,-
Deluxe 210,-
Junior Suite 245,-
Suite 265,- / 295,-
Extra bed 30,-
Dog 12,-
The difference in the rate results from the size and design of the accommodation. All rates are per night and room and including VAT and service. A delicious a-la carte breakfast is also included in the room rate.
Service & Facilities
Each room is individually decorated with elegant fabrics and
antiques
Bathtub / Shower
TV / Kabel (International channels)
Direct Line Telephone with personal mailbox (voice mail)
Rooms to the Courtyard have balconies
24h Private-Bar Service
24h Concierge Service
Dry Cleaning and Pressing Service
Complementary International Newspapers
New: All Rooms with wire-less-Lan
Coming back from a long day of shopping and passing the arch that belongs to the building of the Bavarian Government, separating the famous Maximilianstrasse from the neighborhood "Lehel", you will feel the peaceful character of the cozy village within the city - called the "St. Anna-Altstadt".
Lying there like a sleeping beauty, this well liked quarter with the St. Anna monastery, its charming little shops, market place, and the lovely restaurant "Gandl" - Munich shows you its very private side.
Entering the Hotel Opera, built on Water like Venice, you will easily forget the stress of the fast paced city around you. In its beautiful Renaissance-Courtyard you can listen to the birds singing and the floating river "Eisbach" while having breakfast.
1898
the house was built as one of the finest stores in town for delicacy - exclusively catering to the royal Bavarian court. The small river "Eisbach", floating below the house, was used to keep fish and lobsters fresh, before they were served at royal banquets in the nearby palace.
1968
it was the old house that fascinated Ernestine Lutz, as she entered it for the first time in 1968. Because of the war the house was in a very bad condition and none of the 48 interested parties really wanted to buy it - only for Ernestine Lutz it was love on first sight !
It was the location and the exciting task to change this old house into one of the finest hotels in town. Because of the short distance to the National Opera and the design of the hotel the name "Hotel Opera" was a challenge.
1976
After many years since Ms Lutz first entered the hotel, she finally owned it completely. With much enthusiasm and dedication the final renovation and reconstruction started. The house was turned up-side-down and each room became its unique style - it is visible in every detail that the work was done with love and dedication. No wonder, that every piece of furniture, every fabric and design tells its own story. Over the years the many returned guest got used to the ongoing renovations and innovations and it was their first duty to expect the progress whenever they came back to the hotel. Nowadays the hotel Opera looks back to a strong relationship built in all those years with its faithful guests who appreciate this unique hotel as their "home away from home"
One of our various locations will be the perfect setting for your meeting, conference or banquet.
We offer attentive service and a gastronomic selection tailored to your schedule and the setting of your event.
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