VILNIUS
Litinterp h 7
Bernardinų 712, 01124 Tel (5) 212 3850 Fax 212 3559 Rooms 16 Map E3
Boasting a prime spot close to the Church of St Anne, this hotel offers perhaps the smallest and most inexpensive
rooms in the Old Town. However, it is a peaceful spot to spend a night. The rooms are well equipped, with refrig-
erator, tea- and coffee-making facilities and phone. Some rooms have en suite bathrooms. http://www.litinterp.comDvaras h 0 S z 7
Tilto 3, 01101 Tel (5) 210 7370 Fax 272 6210 Rooms 8 Map D2
A classy guesthouse close to Vilnius Cathedral (see pp48–9), Dvaras means “manor house”. However, the interiors
resemble a richly designed country cottage, with wooden floors, thick carpets and elegant furnishings. Excellent
meals are served in a cosy but little-visited cellar restaurant. http://www.dvaras.ltNarutis 0 S z 7
Pilies 24, 01123 Tel (5) 212 2894 Fax 262 2882 Rooms 50 Map E3
Each plush room here is individually decorated in luscious colours. French designer Anne Toulous chose soft, noise-
absorbing carpets for the rooms and corridors and unique frescoes, wall paintings, original 16th-century beamed
ceilings and Gothic vaults add to the charm. Two suites even have a hammam and Jacuzzi. http://www.narutis.comRelais & Châteaux Stikliai 0 S z 7
Gaono 7, 01131 Tel (5) 264 9595 Fax 212 3870 Rooms 44 Map D4
This opulent five-star hotel on one of the Old Town’s most charming narrow streets simply exudes elegance.
The rooms boast beautiful upholstery in rich fabrics and luxurious en suite bathrooms. This is where royalty and
stars come to stay, particularly in the breathtaking King Mindaugas Suite. http://www.stikliaihotel.ltREST OF LITHUANIA
CURONIAN SPIT NATIONAL PARK Ąžuolynas h 0 S
L Rėzos 54, Juodkrantė, 93101 Tel (469) 53 310 Fax (469) 53 316 Rooms 79
Perhaps the closest thing to a resort hotel on the Curonian Spit (see pp62–3), Ąžuolynas, directly facing the lagoon,
has a swimming pool and waterslide for families to enjoy. It also has a Turkish bath, tennis court and fitness centre.
A heath path over the dunes leads to the Baltic Sea. http://www.hotelazuolynas.ltKAUNAS Best Western Santakos h 0 S z
J Gruodžio 21, 44293 Tel (37) 302 702 Fax (37) 330 2700 Rooms 92
Set in an elegant, historic red-brick building in the heart of the Old Town, this four-star hotel offers quality experience.
The wonderful interiors and cosy rooms are matched by the excellent service and facilities. The in-house restau rant is
among the best in Kaunas and serves artfully garnished dishes amidst a Persian-themed ambience. http://www.santaka.ltKLAIPĖDA Radisson SAS Klaipėda h 0 z 7
Šaulių 28, 92231 Tel (46) 490 800 Fax (46) 490 815 Rooms 74
With rooms decorated in 19th-century New England maritime style, Radisson SAS Klaipėda sets high standards.
Free Wi-Fi, a top-notch restaurant and a cocktail bar, as well as a steam bath and superbly equipped fitness studio
complete the package. http://www.klaipeda.radissonsas.comTRAKAI Akmeninė Rezidencija h 0
Bražuolės Village, 21100 Tel (528) 30 544 Fax (528) 25 186 Rooms 10
This rustic-style hotel, a complex of five hotel rooms and five villas, is a divine getaway with great views of the Trakai
Island Castle (see pp56–7). It offers cosy accommodation with lakeside Russian baths and top-quality dining. Water
sports are available in summer, while in winter the lake turns into a giant ice-skating rink. http://www.akmenineuzeiga.lt68 WHERE TO STAY IN LITHUANIA
Where to Stay in Lithuania
Hotels in Lithuania share a classification code with
Scandinavian countries, which has helped to improve
standards throughout the industry. However, it is
advisable to run a check on the establishment, as some
smaller hotels, particularly those converted from Soviet-
era buildings, may not live up to expectations.
PRICE CATEGORIES
Price categories are for a standard double
room per night in high season, including
tax and service charges. Breakfast is
included, unless otherwise specified.
Under 150 Lt
150–300 Lt
300–450 Lt
450–600 Lt
Over 600 LtMap References see map of Vilnius pp46–7