We checked in into this hotel, they gave us a room with a door that's doesn't close. We asked them to change rooms they couldn't, next day they promised to fix the door after we spent all night in a room with a broken door. When we came the next day at night after a long day of waking, Guess What!!! The DOOR IS STILL NOT FIXED. I had to have a conversation with the host downstairs which concluded to us being moved to a sister Hotel of theirs. Me and my wife had to walk with luggage in the streets at 11pm to get to the other hotel. Please be aware of this hotel, the pictures do not look anything close to the reality. The premium suits are horrible, they are just full of BS.

The hotel was shabby not chic. Staff was really rude and one guy told us no stores were open for water and wine etc. tried to sell us expensive water and wine. Literally walked two minutes down to next street and there was a 24 open small market with everything we wanted. Evidently stores are open all night all over the neighborhood. Do yourself a favor don’t stay at hotel peyris opera. It’s dim, dark, and a little creepy. The breakfast looked like a bunch of sugar and starch. Was not able get directions correctly from any staff who spoke broken English. Also getting in and out of door operated by Non attentive front desk staff was super annoying. There are so many great hotels. Also advertised as a four star hotel when it really should be 2.5 at the most.

Small hotel situated on relatively quiet street. We had a small room on the 5th floor, which was comfortable with a small bathroom and very small shower (difficult to bend down in). The lift is also very small, just for two people, but this was not a problem as we only had one short wait all week. The hotel offers continental breakfast only and is a bit limited; it got a bit boring after a few days. Would we stay here again? Probably not; there is very little wrong with this hotel, but lots of alternatives near by.