Top Hotels Near Pushkin Literary Museum in Vilnius from NZ$65

"Good modern hotel with good breakfast. One quibble is that the hot tub wasn’t very hot. "

" Checkin was a little slow due to only one person. Hotel location was perfect for walking around the old town and also only a 10-15 mins walk from the train station (also a McDonalds and a supermarket at station). Room was divided into a small bedroom with TV and a reception room with a small table and a wardrobe. Bathroom was nice with a large walk-in shower. Aircon was odd - it could not be altered when the window was open. Took me an awhile to figure this out and only did so when I found a tiny sign in a different room - should be next to aircon unit! Another oddity was the bedside lamps. Spent ages switching all the light switches off I could find, no obvious switch on lamp. Finally found you had to lift the lamp hood up to see underneath where there was a small switch! Breakfast was OK. WiFi was OK. TV was good for English language news."

"A lovely hotel with great staff! "

"It was a nice stay overall. The breakfast options were a bit thin on the ground but other than this it was a great location and helpful staff"

"Great location in old town area, lots of cafes, bars restaurants all very local. Hotel is several buildings amalgamated which means up stairs and down stairs to get to some rooms. Room basic but clean. "

"Friendly and helpful staff. Great location and clean rooms. This was my second stay and will stay there again, "

"Property was excellent. Ideal location. Bed perfect."

"Stayed for one night. Easy check in and allowed to check in early. Rooms very good. Shower not so great as no real power but works. Breakfast options were good and plentiful "

"Lovely hotel to stay in. Professional and friendly staff, rooms are a good size with very comfortable beds and other amenities. The only downside for me was the noise outside from people outside on a Friday night. This might be different if on the other side of the hotel. Apart from that, everything else was perfect. "