Hosting & Co-Hosting - We are passionate about hosting and love being a part of whatever adventure brought you this way. We have helped nearly 50 hosts launch & run their Airbnb and Booking businesses - welcoming 1,000's of guests from all over the world. We believe home sharing reminds us that we are more alike than different & everyone belongs. We have travel all over the world & love calling the most diverse city in the Europe home. Whatever you want - Vilnius has it! We have special spots & favorites spread throughout each neighborhood. We love to play tourist in our city and to share our recommendations on what makes Vilnius amazing. Welcome, make yourself at home.

We are happy to introduce our new project! Once upon a time, there was a traditional hotel, with red carpets and classic curtains. Today, we want to welcome you to have a private stay with traditional hotel feeling. We are offering fully-furnished rooms with bathroom and a few kitchen amenities: refrigerator, microwave, and electric kettle. There is no reception, so you don't need to wait for the keys, we offer you self check-in service.

The apartment is located on Pilies str. - one of the main streets in the Old Town of Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania. It is a rather short street, running from Cathedral Square to Town Hall Square. Out of several locations across Vilnius used by market traders to sell the wares of folk artists, Pilies Street is the most popular. It has a natural advantage over the Town Hall Square as the street is generally busy and less likely to be interrupted by the political or cultural events commonly held at the Town Hall. Many people visit the street to buy gifts at Christmas or before going abroad to visit friends. The market is also popular with souvenir hunters. Souvenir shops offer amberware and amber jewelry as well as linen clothes. The street is also known for the Kaziukas Fair, when folk artists from all four corners of Lithuania gather here to display and sell their latest merchandise. Festivals in Vilnius frequently take place on Pilies Street – most processions will make their way through here at some point. This is true whatever the festival – be it Christmas, Easter, the day of Restoration of Independence, or just a spontaneous celebration.