Hotel Promenade (0)
Original and unique, Promenade Hotel has a beautiful canal-side setting with a yacht centre, an interesting lobby that doubles as an art gallery and a restaurant serving renowned European and Latvian cuisine. A stunning former warehouse in Latvia’s hippest city. All of this is within easy reach of the city sights and Liepaja s Blue Flag beach. More...
Hotel KOLUMBS (0)
Four stars hotel “Hotel KOLUMBS” is located in one of the most beautiful cities of Latvia - in pearl of the region of Kurzeme - in Liepaja. This unique building that has straighten up highly in the centre of the city, symbolizes the alongside existence of the ancient and present day.
The ancient part of the building that reflects the late art nouveau and the national romance was built on 1914. The new part of the building in its turn was built in a style of present - day as a hotel. The hotel is a ideal place for relaxation, work and entertainment. More...
Hotel Līva (0)
Hotel “Līva” is a standard class hotel in Liepāja with more than half a century of history. “Līva” offers 115 guest rooms, which are arranged and equipped according to the requirements of our various guests – active business people and beach visitors, who would like to save a little. More...
Hotel Fontaine Royal (0)
The hotel Fontaine Royal is located on the shore of a channel, not far away from the center, in the reconstructed building of a factory. The hotel has a very unique design - royal furniture with gold and décor which greatly contrasts with an outlook and ambiance of the former factory. More...
Hotel Roze (0)
Here is everything, to begin a day and to finish it in a wonderful mood and condition. Rooms, furniture, pictures, bar, tea-house, winter garden – the atmosphere of the Art Nouveau style is conserved everywhere. It is located in the area of the Seashore Park. More...
Hotel Villa Jana (0)
This elegant hotel is located in the building that was constructed in 1896. The construction was performed in eclectic style and belonged to a German manufacturer who named it Jana after his wife. More...
