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Formerly the most magnificent mansion in Lithuania, the stately building has been reborn thanks to the efforts of local architects and designers.
The hotel's celebrated restaurant presents the flavors of world cuisines crafted from a variety of local, seasonal ingredients.
The hotel is steps from Vilnius University, the Presidential Palace, Town Hall Square, and a host of museums.
Location
The hotel is set near Vilnius University, the Presidential Palace, Town Hall Square, the Contemporary Art Museum, the Museum of Illusions, and the Lithuanian Art Museum. Discover old churches, book shops, lovely flower shops, and much more. Nearby, historical Pilies street is a must for traditional restaurants.
Transportation Options
Vilnius Central Train Station (1.6KM)
Vilnius International Airport - VNO (6.8KM)
Hotel Feature
Wellness facilities
Gastronomic excellence
Historic city hotel
Designer interiors
Panoramic city views
Basic Information
Check-in: 3:00 pm
Check-out: 12:00 pm
Pet Friendly
General
Free wifi
24 hour reception
Secure parking
Concierge desk
Family friendly
Wheelchair accessible
Laundry service
24 hour security
Smoke detectors
Elevators
Doctor on callService comes at an extra charge
Bell staff/porter
Gift shop
ATM on site
Room
Air conditioning
Room service available
Daily housekeeping
Room safe
Wake up service
Newspapers available
Computer rentalService comes at an extra charge
Wellness
BBQ grills
Meeting Rooms
Conference rooms
Catering
Video conferencing system
Local Features
Tours available
Features
Restaurant on site
Bar/lounge
Coffee shop
Room service available
Entertainment
Casino
Accessibility Features
Large print menus
Accessible route to restaurant
Television with subtitles
Wide corridors
Accessible parking
Wheelchair accessible elevators
Architecture Saulius Mikštas
Additional spaces, such as the hotel’s inner yard, blend seamlessly into the existing building. Throughout the renovation, traditional materials, such as clay, tin, stone, and original barn wood, were used. The new part of the hotel, meanwhile, has been crafted to serve as a supporting backdrop to the palace.
Interior design YesDesign Architecture
Thus, all the existing frescoes and unique textures of the walls are emphasized through lighting, while the main features of the hotel strive for elegance and classical purity, both through materials and details. A cozy, artistic atmosphere includes soft, deep tones in the public areas and artwork in the rooms.
The Originals Saulius Mikštas
Restaurant PACAI Local and seasonal
Enjoy worldly dishes made using the freshest seasonal ingredients. For example, a classic ratatouille is paired with a tzatziki sorbet or a beef tartare is enriched with kimchi (Korea), tamari (Japan), and cured bacon (Lithuania).
SPA PACAI Sanctuary of calm
Journey into a space of privacy, calmness, and luxury for massages, facials, and full body rituals, as well as a sauna and a hammam.
Sustainability Keeping an eye on our Conscious Hotel Principles
The original 15th-century structure has been thoughtfully renovated by local architect Saulius Mikštas to maintain original details. Traditional materials, such as clay, tin, stone, and original barn wood, were used.
LED lighting has been installed in the common area and many guestrooms. Efficient appliances are used.
The hotel uses leftover food from breakfast to make other dishes when possible, recycles used oil, and gives food waste to a local farmer who composts it to use for fertilizer.
Water-saving taps have been implemented and guests are encouraged to drink the tap water. Glass bottles are used in the restaurant and guestrooms.
The hotel purchases local ingredients, uses a local supplier for bed linens and towels, and feature exclusively local art inside the hotel.
The hotel organizes events where local writers can share their work, supports the Midsummer Vilnius music festival, and showcases rotating art by Vilnius artists through a collaboration with the Lewben Art Foundation.
Guests can join free yoga sessions and explore the city by bike or on foot. The hotel is creating a green space in the courtyard where guests can enjoy nature and spend moments around the fire.
As the hotel is in the center of the old town, guests are able to walk or explore by bike or electric scooter.
The hotel hires mostly local employees and pays the highest wages in the market. Education, English language lessons, career training, and development opportunities are on offer.
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