Opera House Hotel
Mott Haven, The Bronx, New York
“Vaudeville landmark boutique”
Vibe
Original Beaux-Arts details frame a theatrical interior where framed vintage playbills and historic clippings line the corridors.
“Vaudeville landmark boutique”
A restored 1913 George M. Keister Beaux-Arts theater where Houdini and the Marx Brothers once performed.
A boutique stay in the South Bronx Hub showcasing neighborhood theatrical history through vintage memorabilia.
High-ceilinged rooms feature granite bathrooms and corridors lined with archival theatrical playbills and vintage clippings.
In the South Bronx at The Hub, steps from Third Avenue–149th Street subway station.
Rooms
High ceilings lend an airy scale to calm, practical quarters fitted with granite bathrooms and plush beds.
Wellness
A dedicated fitness center on site offers cardio machines and free weights for daily workouts.
Backstory
Built in 1913 by theatrical architect George M. Keister, the former Bronx Opera House hosted vaudeville acts like Harry Houdini.
Eat & drink
Continental breakfast is laid out on the mezzanine each morning, alongside an all-day coffee station and afternoon snacks.
The neighborhood
Set in the South Bronx's vibrant Hub, the subway at Third Avenue–149th Street puts Manhattan within easy reach.
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