— The hotel
City Inn 3 bedrooms Apartment next to Dom square
First Impressions
Walking up to City Inn 3 bedrooms Apartment next to Dom square, you honestly can’t miss how close you are to the heart of Old Town Riga. I mean, you’re literally a two-minute stroll from the cathedral, and the cobblestone streets here have this authentic medieval vibe that photos just don’t capture. The building itself blends right into the historic architecture — no flashy modern entrance, just that classic European apartment feel that makes you feel like a local from day one.
The Space
This four-star setup actually surprised me with how spacious it feels inside. Three proper bedrooms mean you’re not fighting over who gets the sofa bed, and the kitchen is well-equipped enough that we ended up cooking breakfast a few times instead of heading out. The décor strikes this nice balance between modern comfort and old-world charm — think clean lines but with character that matches the neighborhood outside.
Location Magic
Here’s what I love about Bīskapa gāte — you’re in the thick of things but on a quieter side street, so you actually get some peace when you want it. Dom Square is right there when you step out, with all those outdoor cafes and the impressive cathedral, but you can also duck into the wider Old Town maze in any direction. The restaurant scene around here is fantastic too — we found this little Latvian place just around the corner that locals clearly frequent.
Daily Life
What struck me most was how easy everything became once we settled in. Morning coffee runs to the square, evening walks along the Daugava riverfront (maybe ten minutes away), and honestly, just sitting by the windows watching people navigate the cobblestones below. The room setups work well for different travel styles — whether you want privacy or communal hangout space, there’s room to spread out.
Why Guests Love It
The 8.5 rating makes complete sense when you experience how this place balances location with livability. You’re not just staying near Dom Square — you’re practically part of the neighborhood rhythm, with bakeries and markets within walking distance for that authentic Riga experience. It’s one of those stays where you feel settled rather than just passing through, which is exactly what you want when you’re exploring a city this rich in history.
