1-bedroom penthouse with underground parking

1-bedroom penthouse with underground parking Overview

I stayed at 1-bedroom penthouse with underground parking on Bauskas iela 45 in Riga, and honestly, it was a solid 4‑star experience that really felt like a local’s pad rather than a corporate hotel. The check‑in was quick—no long lines, just a friendly staff member who handed over the key and a few quick tips about the city. They even let me skip the lobby coffee if I wanted to, which I appreciated because I was still groggy from my flight. The underground parking is a lifesaver; you can drop your car and walk straight into the lobby without having to hunt for a spot on the busy streets of Vīriešu iela or nearby. That’s a huge plus for people who’re not comfortable driving in a city that’s got a lot of narrow streets and lots of scooters.

The room itself is a real treat. It’s a 1‑bedroom penthouse, which means the top‑floor view is unbeatable—especially at sunset when the city lights start to flicker. The décor is modern but not sterile; there are a few local art pieces that catch the eye, and the windows let in natural light that makes the space feel airy. The bed is a real find—plush, with high‑quality linens that you can feel in every layer. The bathroom is spacious with a deep soaking tub that’s a great way to unwind after a day of exploring the Old Town. I did notice the noise from the street can be a bit disruptive early in the morning, but there’s a heavy curtain on the windows that helps keep the city hum at a tolerable level. The Wi‑Fi is fast, which is a relief because you’ll be scrolling through maps and booking last‑minute tickets all day.

Outside, the neighborhood is a hidden gem. Walking down Bauskas iela, you’ll find a great little café—Mikaelsons Coffee House—where the locals swear by the latte art. A few blocks away, there’s the Kalnciema Quarter with its cobblestone streets and art galleries; you can stroll there in the afternoon and feel the city’s creative pulse. The area is quiet after 10 pm, which is perfect if you’re looking to sleep in a bit more, although the street music can become a soundtrack to your stay. If you’re visiting during the summer, expect crowds around the Old Town, but the penthouse’s location means you’re far enough back to see the action without hearing the horns. Overall, this place balances privacy, convenience, and a touch of local flavor—great for anyone who wants to feel like a Riga insider without sacrificing comfort.

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