Opus XVI, reminiscent of Edvard Grieg’s masterpieces, orchestrates an exquisite blend of heritage and modernity in the heart of Bergen. As descendants of the famed composer, the hotel’s owners infuse Grieg’s cultural legacy into every aspect of the boutique hotel experience. Housed in what was once the city’s grandest bank, the architectural prowess intertwines seamlessly with contemporary Scandi-chic design.Each of the hotel’s 65 luxurious rooms bears its own unique charm, with names paying homage to Grieg’s iconic compositions. From the classic elegance of the marble columns to the modern allure of polished granite walls, Opus XVI exudes an ambience of refined sophistication throughout – making it an ideal accommodation choice for those with discerning taste!Nestled on Vågsallmenningen plaza, the hotel offers unparalleled access to Bergen’s treasures, from the historic Bryggen waterfront to the panoramic views atop Mount Fløyen. Opus XVI’s restaurant invites guests to sample culinary delights crafted from locally-sourced ingredients, promising a gastronomic journey infused with Norwegian flavours.Whether indulging in a leisurely À la carte breakfast or savouring an exuberant afternoon tea, guests are treated to sublime dishes curated by the talented head chef and his team. Opus XVI is not just a hotel; it’s an ode to Bergen’s cultural heritage, and promises an unforgettable fusion of past and present.
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