Hotel Vilnia occupies a 19th-century building opposite Bernardine Park, just a short walk from Cathedral Square and Vilnius Old Town. During the Soviet occupation, the building served as the headquarters of the Pravda newspaper. Today, the historic exterior is combined with bright, contemporary interiors, and the location is particularly convenient for exploring the city's main sights on foot.
Rooms are bright and contemporary, with air conditioning, Wi-Fi, flat-screen television, minibar, safe and tea and coffee-making facilities. Some rooms have balconies and views towards the surrounding historic streets and Bernardine Park, while suites provide additional living space.
The hotel's restaurant serves breakfast each morning and offers European cuisine throughout the day. There is also a lobby bar for drinks and light refreshments.
The location is difficult to beat, with Bernardine Park opposite and Cathedral Square and the Old Town just minutes away on foot. The building's unusual Soviet-era history also adds another layer of interest to an otherwise smart, contemporary hotel.