The Narutis Hotel

Overview

Narutis Hotel is the go-to spot for a unique stay in Vilnius's Old Town. Think frescoes and 16th-century ceilings, all in individually decorated rooms. The views of the old town are simply stunning, and the restaurant’s got you covered with a tasty mix of Lithuanian and international dishes. This place is all about blending historical charm with modern comforts.

Location

Right on the main street of Vilnius's Old Town, Narutis Hotel is the perfect base for exploring. Major spots like Gediminas Tower, the Cathedral, and the Presidential Palace are just 500 metres away. You can check out Vilnius University in a quick 2-minute stroll or pop over to St. Anne's Church in 4 minutes. For those into artsy vibes, the Uzupis district is an 8-minute walk away. Culture buffs will find the Opera and Ballet Theatre and the Genocide Victims' Museum around 20-22 minutes on foot.  Handy bus and train stations are just 100 metres away, and Vilnius International Airport is only 5 km from your doorstep.

Rooms

Expect air-conditioned comfort in rooms that are anything but cookie-cutter. Each space is uniquely styled with frescoes, wall paintings, and original 16th-century ceilings, plus cracking views of Vilnius's Old Town to boot. Spread over four floors, Narutis Hotel offers 52 rooms, including one that’s disability-friendly, with individually adjustable air-con to keep you comfy.

Food & Drink

Foodies are in for a treat at Narutis Hotel. The top-notch in-house restaurant dishes out Lithuanian and international fare, paired with a choice selection of wines. If that wasn't enough, you can also grab a bite in the café, bar, banquet hall, or the breakfast room. Start your day with a breakfast buffet or go à la carte for lunch and dinner—either way, your taste buds are in for a proper good time.

Distance From Major Transportation Hubs

Located just 5 km from Vilnius International Airport, Narutis Hotel is super accessible. Plus, the bus and train stations are only 100 metres away—spot on for jet-setters and city explorers alike.