Opera Hotel - Riga

4-star hotel with a spa and Art Nouveau architecture steps from Riga's Old Town

History & Architecture

Opera Hotel in Riga occupies a building that dates back to 1886, designed by the famous Latvian architect Janis Baumanis. The hotel's Art Nouveau exteriors and historical character make it one of Riga's older hotels with a recognizable presence near the city's cultural landmarks. Guests walk into a lobby that retains the original architectural details, blending 19th-century craftsmanship with the needs of a 21st-century traveler.

Rooms & Comfort

Guest rooms at Opera Hotel & Spa are furnished with allergy-friendly parquet flooring and offer views of Opera Park or the River Daugava. The hotel provides various room types suitable for families, including suites with separate living areas and attic rooms with skylights. All rooms come with flat-screen TVs, minibars, safes, and designer furniture made from natural fabrics.

Location & Nearby Attractions

Opera Hotel Riga Latvia is a 5-minute walk from Riga's Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and sits 700 ft from the Latvian National Opera. The Freedom Monument and Berg's Bazaar are within easy walking distance, and the main train and bus stations are directly opposite the hotel. Riga International Airport is a 15-minute drive, and tram route 1 stops 800 ft away.

Wellness & Spa

The on-site spa at Opera Hotel and Spa includes a sauna and steam facilities, offering a range of treatments not commonly found in similar hotels in the area. Guests can book massage therapies, body wraps, and facials in a dedicated wellness area separate from the guest rooms. The spa is marketed as a well-managed facility for relaxation after a day of sightseeing in central Riga.

Dining & Business

Opera Hotel and Spa Riga serves a customizable breakfast buffet each morning with a variety of hot and cold options, including scrambled eggs, bacon, pancakes, cereals, and fresh pastries. The hotel's restaurant also offers Latvian and international cuisine for lunch and dinner, with a bar serving drinks and coffee throughout the day. Business travelers can use 2 conference rooms equipped for meetings, and the 24-hour front desk provides concierge services for event planning.

• History: 1886 building by architect Janis Baumanis
• Rooms: allergy-friendly parquet flooring, Opera Park views
• Location: 5-minute walk to Old Town, opposite train station
• Wellness: on-site spa with sauna and steam facilities
• Dining: Latvian and international cuisine, customizable breakfast buffet
• Business: 2 conference rooms with 24-hour concierge