I've stayed in several establishments in Lviv and this is one of my new favorites. I arrived late, after a very long day of travel. I did not have a reservation and was grateful for the friendly and efficient desk person who checked me in. Unfortunately, the service was nowhere near as good when I checked out with different staff members the following morning. The attitude wasn't terrible, just not what I'd hoped for given the quality/price range of the hotel.

The hotel itself was nice and my room was clean, comfortable and very quiet. The bed and linens were nice and a set of bathrobes and slippers were also available. The adjustable AC was working fine and the wifi had a good strong signal. The breakfast included was fine. I went just before the breakfast buffet closed, so the room was nearly empty, but see how it might get crowded during peak hours.

Hotel Opera is in a great location with many transportation options to the train station, airport or various bus stations. Many small shops, restaurants, and two grocery stores are located only steps outside of the hotel. If you want to stay in a nice centrally located hotel, with English speaking support, this is a great option.

Nice rooms, great location, decent breakfast. Look no further when travelling to Lvov! Try to get get a room with a balcony/view.

Surely one of the best hotels in Lviv. Great location, and friendly staff at the Reception (which is actually rare in this part of the world). Rooms clean, standard rooms a little on the smaller side, but still ok. Only really downside is the breakfast restaurant. Small room with a very loud TV, and the food...... well very very dissapointing. There is a McD 50 meters down the road, so i will probably have my breakfast there next time.

Like Lviv itself, this hotel combines features of wonderful charm and delight with moments of bewildering incompetence. Contrary to some early reviews of the Opera, we found the front desk staff fluent in English, well informed and very helpful. On arrival, I was greeted by name as I approached the front desk -- apparently the only American-oid visitor expected that day. The other main advantage is a convenient location.
The rooms are newly furnished, and not uniform, reflecting the restoration of an historic building. But there is something "off" about them. Mine had two tiny closets at opposite ends of the room, and no where to put a laptop - although relatively reliable wi-fi was happily free.
The breakfast was ordinary; the lobby is dark and bare, and I did not find any fitness center or exercise option. This is a functional, well-located and dependable place,well-restored but not truly of international standard.