HOTEL NARUTIS

DESCRIPTION

• Rooms : 50, Central location, Housed in historic building from the Middle Ages, Restaurant and wine cellars, 16^th century frescoes.

• Hotel Narutis is a luxury establishment in the heart of one of the Baltic region’s most up-and-coming cities: Vilnius. The building in which the Narutis is found housed is an architectural monument from the 16^th century, making it not only romantic and luxurious, but also giving it an unbeatable historic charm. In fact, this hotel is one of the most unique in all of Europe thanks to the fact that it has preserved its original medieval structure.

• Each guestroom in this opulent boutique hotel bears an interesting and unique character, with an array of individual frescoes, original 16^th beam ceilings, timber-framed floors or Gothic vaults, which come together with a revamped image delivered to the rooms at the hands of the well-respected French architect and designer Anne Toulous. In each room you will find stylish Lithuanian and French furnishings, elegant curtains and bedspreads, as well as soft, noise-absorbing carpeting. The medieval cellars of the hotel are now home to the hotel’s renowned restaurant, a warm and romantic place to enjoy a European cuisine which is concocted using carefully selected produce. In addition, the hotel offers further modern facilities, such as a luxurious health and leisure centre, as well as a swimming pool, Jacuzzi, sauna and Turkish bath, gym, and even a special massage parlour. To top it all off, this five-star boutique hotel boasts superb meeting facilities, turning it into the perfect venue for all sorts of trips.

• Romantic and charming, Hotel Narutis is situated in the historic Old Town of the Lithuanian capital Vilnius, an area filled with historical and architectural wealth which has been declared World Heritage by UNESCO. This hotel’s strategic location permits an easy discovery of all of the city’s treasures, among which you will find an impressive complex of castles located on Gediminas Hill, including the Crooked Castle, the Grand Ducal Castle, the Cathedral, the House of Bishops and other buildings.