Art Nouveau Residence – 210 m2

Art Nouveau Residence – 210 m2 Overview

I stayed at Art Nouveau Residence – 210 m2 last summer, and I can honestly say it feels like a secret corner of Riga that only locals would brag about. The building itself is a true gem of the Art Nouveau district, with its ornate stucco and that little balcony that gives a postcard view of the old city skyline. Check‑in was a breeze—there’s a small, friendly desk on the ground floor, and the staff remembered my name from the last visit (I mean, I had booked through a friend). You know what? They even offered a quick city map with personal tips written in the margins. Parking is a bit of a hunt; there’s a municipal lot two blocks away, but if you’re okay with a short walk, you’ll skip the hunt and still be in the heart of the action. The noise level is surprisingly low, even in June, because the street is quiet outside of the weekend bar scene.

Moving into the room, I was struck by the texture of the linens—soft, almost velvety, and it gave the space a warm, lived‑in feel. The window faces the garden courtyard, so you get that sweet scent of jasmine in the evenings—perfect for a late‑night wind down. The bathroom is a nod to the era, with brass fixtures and a deep soaking tub; honestly, I could have stayed forever. The only real downside is the Bluetooth speaker that’s been a little loud, but it’s a small trade‑off for the room’s overall charm. You’ll notice a small balcony at the back of the building that opens onto a quiet street lined with cafés—never a rush of traffic, just the occasional tram clanging in the distance.

Dining-wise, the on‑site bistro is a must-try; they serve a classic Latvian rye bread with smoked fish, and the coffee is brewed like a barista would—robust and fragrant. If you’re looking for something more upscale, just a block west is the famous “Riga Café,” where the staff knows your coffee order by heart. I also took a stroll down Dzirnavu iela after lunch—there’s a tiny bookstore that sells local art and a bistro that serves homemade sauerkraut soup. By late afternoon, the light hits the tiled walls in the hotel’s lobby, giving it a golden glow that feels almost like a warm hug. Overall, staying at Art Nouveau Residence – 210 m2 felt like a home away from home, with the perfect blend of historical elegance and practical convenience—just what I needed for a relaxed, authentic Riga escape.

Riga hotels provide guests with comfortable accommodations in Latvia’s cultural capital, known for its remarkable Art Nouveau architecture and medieval heritage.

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