Neringa Hotel occupies a prominent position on Gediminas Avenue in central Vilnius, within walking distance of Cathedral Square and the Old Town. Originally opened in 1960, the hotel became an important part of the city's cultural life during the Soviet period. Following an extensive reconstruction, it reopened in 2021 with 124 rooms, while carefully preserving important elements of its original Modernist design and artwork.
The 124 rooms and suites are contemporary and understated, with interiors influenced by the hotel's mid-century heritage. Facilities include air conditioning, Wi-Fi, television, minibar, safe and tea and coffee-making facilities. Accommodation ranges from Standard and Superior Rooms to larger rooms and suites, some with balconies and views across central Vilnius.
The historic Neringa Restaurant is one of the hotel's highlights. Opened in 1959, it became a well-known meeting place for Lithuanian artists, writers and intellectuals during the Soviet era. Its distinctive Modernist interior and original artworks have been carefully preserved, while today the restaurant serves contemporary European and Lithuanian cuisine. The hotel also has a rooftop bar and terrace with views across Vilnius.
Neringa is much more than a convenient city-centre hotel. Its beautifully preserved restaurant provides a fascinating link with Soviet-era Vilnius, when it was a celebrated gathering place for the city's artists and intellectuals. Combined with its excellent Gediminas Avenue location and smart contemporary rooms, it has a character all its own.