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Villand Hotel is located in the centre of Riga, in Maskavas Forštate, an area popular with students and surrounded by parks. It offers accommodation with free Wi-Fi and private parking.
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"Very welcoming staff. We couldn't check out on time and hotel staff allowed us to stay 1 hour longer, very sweet of them.
We even had sauna in our room!"
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The Rixwell Gertrude Hotel is a family-friendly, boutique hotel located in a 19th century Art Nouveau style building. This 4-star hotel is a 15-minute walk from the St.
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Located only 1 km from the city’s Old Town and right on the banks of Daugava river, the 4-star Radisson Blu Daugava Hotel, Riga offers air-conditioned rooms, spa facilities and a fitness room.
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"This was a repeat visit on same trip. Already posted my comments."
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The 3-star Hotel Best is at the crossroads of 2 major Riga’s roads, the Ulmana and Vienibas Avenues. It features spacious rooms with free Wi-Fi, cable TV and a private bathroom.
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"Fast check-in, good room, good breakfast, good price."
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The 4-star Radisson Blu Hotel Latvija is located in the heart of Riga, 400 metres from the beautiful Old Town.
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"Double security (I stayed in the North Wing and needed my key for the lift as well as my room) is a plus; rooms were squeaky-clean and the 26th Floor bar is superb. Rate was surprisingly low at just over..."
Riga was highly rated for old town by 233 guests from the United States!
Stunning Blend of Old and New
Right on the Gulf of Riga, at the mouth of the Daugava River, Riga is a major cultural city with stunning architecture, large parks and fascinating traditions.
The Old Town in Riga is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, popular for its Art Nouveau and 19th-century wooden architecture. St. Peter’s Church is one of the oldest medieval Gothic churches in the Baltic states, featuring breathtaking views of the city.
Enjoy a romantic walk through the historic cobbled streets, then head to the colorful Central Market where you can taste local specialties. Most of the local cuisine consists of pork, potatoes and sausage, while beer is the most popular alcoholic beverage.
Each year the capital of Latvia hosts a variety of international exhibitions and science conferences, and Riga’s Creative Quarters house art and fashion shops that give you an insight into the spirit of local life.
Explore everything this exciting city has to offer from your hotel, apartment or hostel booked through Booking.com. The city is served by Riga International Airport, the largest airport in the Baltic states.
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Best rated hotels and unique places to stay in Riga, based on 201,133 reviews from real guests!
We absolutely loved the old town with the beautiful...
We absolutely loved the old town with the beautiful architecture,quaint bars and restaurants, cobblestone streets and kind friendly people who worked in the various establishments.
We took two out of town trips to Sigulda and Jūrmala and found train travel to be convenient and reasonable
It was quite easy to have a great time without spending a fortune!
Warren
United States of America
10
I thought it was a very clean accessible city, with charming...
I thought it was a very clean accessible city, with charming sights to see like the Art Nouveau district and churches . It was walkable if you stayed in inner city area. The weather was perfect for sightseeing when we were there, wouldn’t be easy to drive around in.
Anonymous
Ukraine
10
The Old City is beautiful and is great for sightseeing,...
The Old City is beautiful and is great for sightseeing, dining, and letting your hair down! The city itself is very clean and I felt safe wherever I went during the day. The train service is relatively easy to navigate and provides easy access to great tourist locations such as Sigulda. English is spoken in pretty much all of the tourist venues, and is quite popular around town. A great vacation location with easy access to “the great outdoors”!
Paola
Sweden
10
Riga is definitely a hidden treasure in Europe.
Riga is definitely a hidden treasure in Europe. 2 days will be enough to discover it all. Our favorite Restaurant are Rozengrals, Restaurant 3, Domini Canes. But really every restaurant and coffee was fantastic so, we just ran out of time. :) There’s plenty of Markets and museum to visit like the black Heads one...really nice.
Anonymous
Estonia
10
Riga motor museum is definetely worth a visit.
Riga motor museum is definetely worth a visit. Also in case You are interested in seeing forests / parks / off-the road places, then check out frequent orienteering events in Riga and surroundings.
Anonymous
Norway
10
Eating places and Opera were the best.
Eating places and Opera were the best. The biggest disappointment was an Excessive use of long- wearing milk which tasted awful and ruined taste of caffe late. We could not find a single place where they made coffee with a REGULAR milk.
“Great location very close to the attractions of the old town but in a quiet area so there isn’t a lot of noise at night. Rooms are large, clean and comfortable. Staff are friendly. It’s a nice hotel. ”
“Awesome spot for our stay in Riga. The hosts are so friendly and helpful it was great to have them walk us through the place and give us local tips. The apartment was cozy, it had a good kitchen with everything you’d need to make your own meal. Secure building and close to old town. ”
“Spotlessly clean, very secure, right in centre of old town Riga. I needed a Kate checkout but the apartment had a back to back booking, so the manager let me use another apartment next door for the afternoon. I cannot fault this accommodation - just perfect in every way.”
“We liked all: the room was excellent, big and comfort, with sitting area, the bath is very good, there are a coffee and tee facilities in the room that is very nice.”
“Third or fourth time staying in this hotel. Everything was perfect this time. We took deluxe double room and it was comfortable and quiet. Exceptionally friendly and helpful staff.”
“Most friendly staff. And I love the fact that the hotel staff proposed that they could arrange with the kitchen to get my breakfast ready before the usual breakfast time. My breakfast was packed for me at 4: am.”
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