Hotels near Siemens Arena in Vilnius

This boutique hotel was conveniently located near the old town of Vilnius in rooms that were originally monk cells. The hotel is right next to the St. Theresa Church and the Gate of Dawn which are two interesting attractions to check out if you're in Vilnius. There are quite a few shops and restaurants nearby as well. We booked because the prices were very fair considering the location and we saw a review that said the parking was free. The parking is no longer free and costs 12 Euros a day which is still a decent price. A city tax of 2 euros per person per night was collected upon check in. The beds in the twin room we booked were very comfy and they had good pillows too. The room was very quiet and we got a good night's rest here. The room did not have AC but did have a radiator where you could control the dial. The room was a little stuffy but leaving the window opened solved this quickly. We appreciated the workspace, tea station and wardrobe in our room. The bathroom was nice too and had great shower pressure and a warming rack for towels. There is body wash and shampoo provided but the packets are a bit on the smaller side. It is important to note that you need to put the cleaning sign on the door in the morning or the room will not be cleaned. Cleaning included stocking up toiletries and changing towels. The breakfast was just a bit more when we booked and we enjoyed it. There were these apple stuffed crepe pancakes each day that were delicious and enough food to get the day started. The breakfast is set in a monk's dining hall and we felt that was pretty cool.

The hotel is in a perfect location in the old town but I don’t think it deserves a four star rating. We booked a small double but it was in the loft with a dormer window and there was very little head room in that part of the room. I think these rooms should only be sold as single rooms. There was no fridge in the room which you would expect there to be in a four star hotel. The breakfast had good bread and nice cold dishes but the hot dishes were only lukewarm. In my opinion, this hotel is overpriced.

The hotel is right beside St Anne’s Church and a street away from the Republic of Uzupis entrance and area. It’s clean and staff are very friendly and helpful.

Check in was a breeze and was greeted by Justas, who has an amazing smile and was really helpful, showing me Vilnius map and saying hi every time we meet. Such service surpass many of the 5 star hotels I’ve stayed in. Room was clean and has: shower gel, shampoo, hair conditioner, hand soap, body lotion, cotton pad, kettle, cups, mini fridge, normal Europe plugs and usb A and C chargers, TV, nice pillows (4 in total), towels. There’s no bathrobes, WiFi sometimes drops off during peak hours but one is not supposed to be staying in the comfortable room but should be out exploring. Love this hotel and will stay here again if I’m in Vilnius.

The hotel is located a bit far from the city center, which made travel time longer and may not be convenient for travelers without a car. However, the room was generally clean and comfortable. Overall, it is satisfactory to stay at this hotel given the price level.

Disappointed with my stay and would not recommend this hotel to anyone expecting a true 4-star experience. Service & Staff: The staff were consistently unfriendly. On our last day, we were told we weren't on the breakfast list. After I insisted they check again, the staff member realized she had made a mistake but offered no apology. This lack of basic courtesy is uncalled for. Room Issues: The rooms are dated and poorly maintained. Our fridge did not cool at all, and despite the TV menu advertising cable TV, we only had access to local channels. Furthermore, the hotel puts the burden on guests to hang a ”clean room” tag; otherwise, the room is simply ignored—hardly a standard 4-star practice. Breakfast: The food service was poor. By 9:30 AM, almost all the food trays were empty and were never refilled, leaving few options for guests.Overall, this hotel failed in every aspect. Not recommended.

Ideal location in the very center of the old city - to all sights 3-5 minutes The hotel itself is old (but in the Old City), we had a room on the 1st floor, actively smelled of sewage. The pressure and temperature of water are perfect. The bed is huge. I won't say it's comfortable, but it's sleepable. But the most funny is with lighting. There are two bedside lamps. And there is the main light, but they are interconnected. That is, you can't just turn on the bedside light. You don't read for the night. Why do that is unclear. The room is small, in this bathroom is excellent. With good cosmetics. Breakfast is good. Blinks, bakery, and the rest, standard. And what is surprising - it is included in the cost that for me personally became a decisive factor in choosing a hotel because in Vilnius there are many good hotels for an affordable price. There is a parking lot.

Excellent value for money considering the location and size of the room. The breakfast was excellent and varied. A big plus was the sauna, which opened from early in the morning and extended into the dining room! The reception is open 24 hours a day, but after a certain time, the automatic doors close and you have to call a number (which I wasn't told), so make sure you have a phone with calls enabled!

Lovely hotel in the centre, opposite the Cathedral (see photo) & walking distance from the Old Town. Fabulous breakfast.

It is a nice hostel to stay for the vacation in Vilnius, since it is within walking distance to the Old Town and other tourist attractions. The bed sheets and floor are also quite clean and tidy.