Pieriga Hotel Guide - Hotels with Air Conditioning in Pieriga, Latvia

"Large perfectly kept room. Quiet beautiful hotel in the heart of old town. "

"Near swimpool"

"Everything was good. And the hotel is very nice. "

"Like it"

"Top class hotel - loved the pool! "

"Very good hotel. Faultless throughout. Staff were very friendly and helpful, rooms were clean and comfortable, breakfast was very nice. They offered biscuits and tea throughout the day which was a nice touch. Hotel is located in a good area on the edge of the old town. Walkable to everything. Would thoroughly recommend this hotel "

"Our stay at the Grand Hotel Kempinski Riga was absolutely outstanding and made our anniversary truly special. From the moment we arrived, the service was exceptional. The staff were the best we have experienced, always professional, warm, and attentive. A special mention to the Lady in Red, who was incredibly professional and ensured every detail of our stay was perfect. We were also touched by the lovely anniversary surprise waiting for us in our room. The hotel is centrally located, making it ideal for exploring the city. Many excellent restaurants and shops are just a short walk away, which added great convenience to our stay. The highlight for us was undoubtedly the spa. It is a truly relaxing and beautifully designed space. From the quiet room, to the sauna, to the steam room and the indoor pool, every area was designed for comfort and tranquility. It was an experience in itself and the perfect way to unwind. The Grand Hotel Kempinski Riga is without question the best place to stay. We highly recommend it and would gladly return."

"Lovely Hotel in excellent location. The decor was beautiful inside & rooms clean. Reception staff were very helpful & friendly and breakfast staff efficient. "

"This is a very high class, comfortable hotel. The restaurant is very good and the pool/sauna area is really nice. Staff are super friendly and efficient. Beds are huge and comfortable. The only issue we had was no wardrobe to speak of so we’re not really able to unpack."