12/10/2026
🎶🎭 Every floor in our house tells a different Vienna story, and this one belongs to the Theater an der Wien, just across from us.
The nine rooms on this floor follow little traces of theatre history: Schikaneder’s Papageno Gate, old theatre programmes, great voices, composers, operas and moments that still belong to Vienna’s cultural memory.
A little stage magic, room by room.
P.S. Theatre plans? With your Theater an der Wien ticket, you receive 10% off your stay with us.
Hotel Beethoven Vienna · A place for true Vienna lovers ❣️
401 · Theatre Architecture
The stage begins with the building. Room 401 celebrates the architecture of Theater an der Wien, our cultural neighbour just across the street.
402 · Theatre Programme
A theatre programme is more than a piece of paper. It keeps the memory of an evening, the cast, the music and the moment before the curtain rises.
403 · Schikaneder’s Papageno Gate
Schikaneder’s Papageno Gate stands right opposite Hotel Beethoven. A little piece of theatre history that greets our guests before they even enter the house. You can admire it from our Papageno-Lounge.
404 · F***y Elssler
This room is dedicated to F***y Elssler, the Viennese ballerina who became one of the great dance stars of the 19th century.
405 · The New Opera House
Theater an der Wien has entered a new chapter as an opera house. Room 405 reflects this beautiful meeting of history, renovation and contemporary stage life.
406 · Genius Loci
Room 406 celebrates the special atmosphere around Theater an der Wien, where music and history meet the colourful everyday life of the Naschmarkt. A little of everything we love about our neighbourhood.
407 · Plácido Domingo
A room for one of the great voices of the opera world. Plácido Domingo connects this floor with the international stage and the glamour of great musical evenings.
408 · Benjamin Britten’s Peter Grimes
Benjamin Britten’s Peter Grimes stands for the emotional power of opera: dramatic, human and unforgettable.
409 · Harnoncourt
A room for Nikolaus Harnoncourt, one of Austria’s great musical minds, who changed