We stayed at the hotel in October 2004. Our first problem with the hotel was findings its location. We had emailed the hotel a couple of times and received very criptic directions to the hotel. If you have ever driven in Munich, Germany, you know how difficult it is to find an address. Once we did find the hotel (in a remote location on a side street) we were shocked that the hotel did not provide more helpful assistance. We were further discouraged to find that the hotel would not honor the price quoted to us through an internet reservation confirmation. The hotel informed us that the price was for single occupancy (eventhough we had asked for reservations for 4 persons--2 persons in each room). Finally, the staff at the hotel was cold and uninterested in assisting foreign visitors. We stayed in wonderful hotels and inns throughout Germany that provided beautiful accommodations. This was the only disappointment.

I booked to stay here a week during October, 2004. A SINGLE ROOM cost me 130EUR per night. I was looking forward to my stay as the Trip Advisor reviews were good and the website pics gave the impression of a tasteful hotel. It was the most expensive hotel I stayed in on a five week trip of Europe and the most disappointing. My room was so small - consisting of very basic, scratch and well-worn furniture and nothing matched. So basic, the bathroom shower did not even have a curtain or screen! Which meant you nearly slipped every time you got out of the bath on the soaked floor. The staff were not at all helpful. The restaurant was expensive and food bland compared to restaurants in the vicinity. I will agree it was in a very central location but don't let the nice foyer fool you!

We stayed here for two nights and thought the location was terrific. You are in shopping heaven and right around the corner from the Hofbrauhaus. The staff is to-the-point, the rooms are basic and clean, but the main street is NOISY. My only recommendation would be to request a room opposite of the street and to bring a pair of earplugs!

We happened upon the Inn An Der Oper about a year ago and it was exactly what we'd hoped for! Small lobby but charming in a German sort of way. It looked like it belonged there and we could come and go as we pleased - almost as if we lived there. Rooms VERY clean and functional but with some charm.
The best part perhaps is the location - it's directly across from the Opera Hall and about a 6 minute walk to Marienplatz - near the activity but quiet.
I'd stay there again in a minute.