Hotels with Bars in Latvia from NT$1,885

"The room had more than enough space for one person like me. The only real downside was the minibar wasn't working and the hotel did not fixed it after i told the reception desk. They told me the hotel is upgrading the minibars.The other minor thing was the shower cabin was very tight. Otherwise i had a good experience at the hotel."

"Nice property with compact bedrooms. Lovely and clean. Good breakfast. Easy to get to from main transport links to the airport. Lots of good resturants and bars a stones throw away."

"Very noisy!! The location of the hotel to the local transport links means constant noise from the trams / buses etc. there are also a couple of bars nearby and the noise travels from the outdoor seating (room dependent we were almost directly above the seating outside). Suite was a generous size (802) though. Breakfast choice was good but busy at times and had to wait to be seated. "

"Very stylish and inviting hotel. Welcoming staff and excellent service. Room was spacious and comfortable. Breakfast was really excellent choice."

"Great stay, however I booked a queen sized bed and they ran out of queen beds so I had two twins in my room instead."

"Staff were very nice and helpful. Very good location. Next to old town. Bus stop for bus 22 to airport is right outside. Train station a short walk away. Hotel is much nicer on the inside than the outside. Room is nice. Shower with a full door instead of those half doors at so many hotels nowadays. Breakfast was good. Two downside, our room has very small windows and WiFi was unstable after a day or two. Otherwise everything else was great"

"I was very grateful for the absolute quiet of this hotel. Not a sound from outside my room - either other hotel sounds or from the street (it was a car-less interior pedestrian street. The only problem was the horrible cobblestone streets and poorly maintained sidewalks. Riga has a lot going for it, but municipal upkeep is not one of those things."

"This hotel doesn’t exist anymore. No one emailed or texted me to tell me. I called the number posted on the door; they said they tried to contact me, but that’s a lie, obviously— I wouldn’t have shown up there if they had. The very rude woman tried to get me to stay in a nearby hotel, but I went there to take a look, and it was filthy. Luckily, I was able to book other accommodations at a real hotel down the street instead. I’m going to need a full refund, of course. You can’t expect to keep the...