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Rinno Hotel - 3* - Vilnius
Rinno Hotel - 3* - Vilnius
Vingriu Street 25, Vilnius, LT-01141, Lithuania
Offer subject to availability
Description
Vingriu Street 25, Vilnius LT-01141The perfect 3 star business class family owned hotel "Rinno" is situated on the quiet Vingriu street in Vilnius Old Town. All the places of interest are within an easy walking distance. Perfect location, reasonable price, elegantly furnished rooms, true hospitality, remarkable breakfast - your memorable and fabulous stay is guaranteed !
Business facilities
- Business Centre*
- Photocopying*
- Secreterial Service*
*May incur an additional cost
Hotel facilities
- Room Service*(r)
- Air Conditioning
- Concierge
- Dry cleaning*
- Gift Shop
- Laundry*
- Luggage room
- Night Porter
- Parking*
- Reception (24 hours)
- Reception desk
- Safety Deposit Boxes
*May incur an additional cost
(r)This facility is room dependent
Room facilities
- Room Service*(r)
- Bathrobe(r)
- Cable television(r)
- Complimentary toiletries(r)
- Daily housekeeping(r)
- free parking
- Slippers(r)
- Telephone(r)
- Television(r)
- Wi-Fi(r)
- Work Desk(r)
- Work desk with lamp (r)
- Hairdryer(r)
- Private bathroom with shower(r)
- Private bathroom with bath/shower(r)
- Late check-out(r)
*May incur an additional cost
(r)This facility is room dependent
Cancellation policy
- Cancel free of charge up to 72 hrs before check-in, else first night rate
Check-in time: 13:00 Check-out time: 12:00
Local Attractions
- President Palace: 1.0 Kilometre
- The City Hall: 0.5 Kilometre
- Gates of Down: 1.0 Kilometre
- Vilnius University: 1.0 Kilometre
- Synagogue: 0.2 Kilometre
- Cathedral Square: 1.5 Kilometre
Location
- Nearest airport: Vilnius
- Nearest train station: Vilnius central train station
- Nearest bus station: Traku and Vingriu bus stations
Credit cards accepted by hotel
- American Express
- Eurocard
- Maestro
- Mastercard
- Visa
- Visa Electron
The least known and visited of the three Baltic State capitals, Vilnius has for decades reclined in the shadows. All that has started to change since May 2004 when Lithuania followed its newly acquired NATO membership by joining the European Union and opening up its capitals charms to a whole new market of business people and tourists. Savvy travellers and pioneering members of the business community were already coming to Vilnius, but it is the EU accession that has really kicked things off and there is plenty for the new arrivals to see and do.
The citys historic core is stunning, centred around a well-preserved and expansive baroque old town that is fringed by the Vilnia and Neris rivers. A riot of church spires reach for the heavens; just how many churches the city has can be appreciated by climbing up to the citys castle or visiting one of the parks that dot this green metropolis. On the north bank of the Neris, a new Vilnius is taking shape, a 21st century collage of glass and steel skyscrapers geared towards the burgeoning business community, a world that offers a complete contrast to Vilnius and Lithuania before the break from the Soviet Union and the ditching of communism in 1991.
The Lithuanian economy these days has overcome many of the structural and fiscal problems that were all too evident in the post-independence years and is now one of Europes fastest growing. Add in the buzz that the large local student population injects into the old streets, and Vilnius today is a thrilling, energetic and rewarding place to visit, whether on business or pleasure. Although Vilnius may no longer be the travel secret it once was, so far it has yet to become plagued by the crowds that have tainted other old Iron Curtain cities such as Prague and Krakow.
The citys historic core is stunning, centred around a well-preserved and expansive baroque old town that is fringed by the Vilnia and Neris rivers. A riot of church spires reach for the heavens; just how many churches the city has can be appreciated by climbing up to the citys castle or visiting one of the parks that dot this green metropolis. On the north bank of the Neris, a new Vilnius is taking shape, a 21st century collage of glass and steel skyscrapers geared towards the burgeoning business community, a world that offers a complete contrast to Vilnius and Lithuania before the break from the Soviet Union and the ditching of communism in 1991.
The Lithuanian economy these days has overcome many of the structural and fiscal problems that were all too evident in the post-independence years and is now one of Europes fastest growing. Add in the buzz that the large local student population injects into the old streets, and Vilnius today is a thrilling, energetic and rewarding place to visit, whether on business or pleasure. Although Vilnius may no longer be the travel secret it once was, so far it has yet to become plagued by the crowds that have tainted other old Iron Curtain cities such as Prague and Krakow.
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