Across the street
Cincinnati Music Hall
Home of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, Opera, Ballet, and Pops. Close enough to hear the applause.
Over-the-Rhine · Cincinnati
A boutique stay, composed in 1871.
Nine guest rooms named for great composers, an intimate cocktail bar, and Cincinnati Music Hall right across the street.
The Overture
Older than the hall across the street
This house was standing seven years before Music Hall raised its rose window over Elm Street, and it has kept the symphony company ever since. These days it welcomes travelers, concert-goers, and neighbors who wander in for a good drink.
Each of our nine rooms is named for a composer and furnished with antiques and musical artifacts to match. Step out the front door and the best of Over-the-Rhine is a short walk in any direction.
Read our story1871
Year built
9
Composer rooms
1 min
Walk to Music Hall
5
Nights of cocktails weekly
The Rooms
Pick a composer. We'll have the room ready.
From Mozart's view of Music Hall to Amy Beach's four-poster bed, every room is different. All of them come with antiques, streaming TVs, fast Wi-Fi, and a very good night's sleep.
1756–1791
The Mozart Room
The room with the view: Cincinnati Music Hall, framed in your window, with period antiques all around.
1770–1827
The Beethoven Room
A romantic suite anchored by a grand carved headboard. Dramatic, like its namesake.
1867–1944
The Beach Room
Named for Amy Beach, the first major American woman composer, with a stately four-poster queen at its center.
The Bar
Where the evening finds its tempo
Signature cocktails built on premium spirits, seasonal ingredients, and infusions made in-house, poured in a parlor that's open to guests and neighbors alike. Come early for a quiet drink, or stay late and watch the room fill when the symphony lets out across the street.
- Wed – Thu4 pm – 11 pm
- Friday4 pm – Midnight
- Saturday3 pm – Midnight
- Sunday3 pm – 11 pm
This nine-room boutique hotel gives music and theater lovers a front-row seat to the city's cultural offerings.Ohio Magazine
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The Neighborhood
Over-the-Rhine, at your doorstep
One of the country's largest historic districts, with concert halls, beer gardens, a 19th-century public market, and some of Cincinnati's best food and shopping, all within a walk.
A short stroll north
Findlay Market
Ohio's oldest continuously operated public market, with produce, butchers, bakers, and biergarten weekends since 1852.
On the riverfront
Smale Riverfront Park
Gardens, fountains, and skyline views along the Ohio, with the Banks, stadiums, and the Roebling Bridge beside it.
The Finale
See you on 14th Street.
Nine rooms, one historic house, and the symphony across the street.