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"Right in the centre of the old town & a very quiet position with lots of character. Breakfast was quite basic but ok. Would certainly recommend staying there."

"Staff were friendly and the property was clean, but it may need some basic maintenance. The closet and bathroom doors need fixing, as they wouldn’t stay completely shut and kept opening back up. There is a kettle in the room; a coffee maker would also be a nice addition."

"Excellent hotel in central Vilnius, within walking distance of major attractions. Very reasonable pricing for the location. The only downside was the relatively high cost of overnight parking."

"Room is comfortable, staff is friendly and sauna is the best"

"Staff were really nice and very helpful. Situation of hotel was very good for exploring Vilnius. Brilliant position except a bit far from the bus and tailway station Excellent for getting hop on hop off bus etc as buses stopped just opposite the Cathedral"

"Breakfast, Staff excellent , clean room and Beautiful view "

"We received a very warm reception when we arrived. We were slightly early but the receptionist managed to make our rooms available. The rooms were lovely: well laid out and good proportion. The bed was very comfortable and we all had two lovely fluffy pillows. Bathroom products were good. Spread at breakfast was terrific catering to everyone’s taste and always freshly topped up. Location is great , walking distance to Cathedral Square and Pilies Street, and most of the Old Town. Very comfortable stay and would be our first choice if we came again."

"Best location, unbeatable! Right next to a street full of restaurants and upscale nightlife. And yet, no noise at all. "

"We stayed 4 nights, hotel location is walking distance to many cafes, shops and restaurants. Hotel staff was attentive and professional throughout our stay. Chris was helpful when explaining the layout between the two separate buildings. Our only complaint was that the room’s location in the secondary building required using two elevators and walking through the corridor each time, which felt a bit inconvenient especially when carrying luggage or returning late at night."