Naujieji Verkiai Holidays from £252

It was very nice and air-conditioned room. Sofa bed was too short and no linen was available.

Unfortunately, there were several disappointing points to our stay. 1. No-one is at reception. An envelope is left with your instructions. Another guest let us in, showed us our envelope and explained the entry etc. Clearly guests are not considered important enough to warrant an employee at reception. 2. There is no elevator and we were on the third floor. It's not mentioned at all when selling you the room. 3. There was no airconditioning and the room was hot. A pedestal fan was provided. 4. The bed mattress was lumpy and IMO low quality. 5. Coffee making facilities were provided but if you are a black tea drinker you are out of luck. 6. There was no hot water on two occassions during our three day stay. 7. The shower is over the bath which has high sides and is difficult to climb in and out of. No non slip mats to assist either. At 70 years, the last thing you need is to take a fall trying to navigate the shower. Who even takes a bath these days? For these reasons we gave a low rating for this hotel despite its positive reviews.

Nice hotel, 1 minute walk from old city. Good breakfast. Good room. Friendly staff.

We really liked the location and a wonderful staff of hotel Rinno. She was awesome. But there was no AC and it was hot. So they arranged for us to move to another hotel which had AC. This was supposed to be a 4 star. The name of the other hotel was moon garden. We did not like the room, the stench or the bathroom. We would have preferred Rinno hotel but with some ventilation.

This is bang in the centre of town, close to restaurants, sights. Everything is within walking distance. The lady gave me clear instructions on how to access the building and my room as there's usually no-one in reception. She was very helpful when i was looking at train times to Traki castle. The room is very simple, had a kettle, some tea sachets. The shower had instant hot water (great as i usually have to wait for it to heat up). I did have breakfast once which was rye bread, salmon, little mozzarella balls, yohurt with muesli/nuts and coffee. It shares the front door with a Japanese restaurant and theres a constant smell of old fried oil in the air which i disliked. It would be great to have some candles or pot pouri to offset the smell.