Riga: Boutique Hotel Viesturs (3 Star Guesthouse)

Location map and nearby properties

Facilities

• 24-hour reception
• Parking
• Room service
• Continental breakfast
• Air conditioning
• Breakfast included
• Airport transportation
• Laundry facilities
• Security facilities
• Bar/lounge
• Coffee in lobby
• Computer rental

• Concierge services
• Elevator/lift
• Express Check-in
• Express check-out
• Parking (surcharge)
• Security guard
• Smoke-Free Property
• Television in lobby
• Wedding services
• 24-hour front desk
• Designated smoking areas
• Front desk hours

• Limo or Town Car service available
• Multilingual staff
• Number of buildings/towers 2
• Number of floors: 7
• Number of rooms: 67
• Number of suites: 9
• Pick up service from train station
• Porter/bellhop
• Tours/ticket assistance
• Wireless (high-speed) Internet access - complimentary

Nearby points of interest

• National Opera House: 50 metres
• Freedom Monument: 150 metres
• Dome Square and Riga Cathedral: 300 metres
• Riga Market: 400 metres

• Powder Tower (history museum): 150 metres
• House of Blackheads (Gothic building): 300 metres
• St Peter's Church: 400 metres
• Riga Castle: 1 km

Author tip

Culture vultures will appreciate the hotel's proximity to both the National Opera House and Wagner Hall. If you want to see one of the last remaining true Soviet-style hotels in Riga, saunter over for a drink in the lobby of the Hotel Riga on Teatra iela. If you're in the mood for Italian food, Bella Italia is only one minute away.

How to get there

• From Riga Airport (RIX):
  Distance to the Boutique Hotel Viesturs is 8 kilometres, approximately 20 minutes' drive.
  
  Getting there. The number 22A express bus runs to Riga city centre every 10-30 minutes. Tickets cost 0.25 LVL, and are available on board. Alternatively, the number 22 bus runs to the city centre, but the journey time is longer. Taxis wait outside arrivals and cost around 8-10 LVL to central Riga. The hotel offers airport transfer for around 21 EUR each way. Prices are all subject to change.
  
  Getting around. Central Riga and the Old Town are best explored by foot. Riga's efficient public transport network includes buses, trams, and trolleybuses. Night services are provided on some routes. Separate tickets are required for the different modes of transport. Trains run from Riga central station to destinations across the country.