City Inn River view 2 Bedroom apartment with parking

City Inn River view 2 Bedroom apartment with parking Overview

City Inn River view 2 Bedroom apartment with parking sits right on Grēcinieku iela, a narrow, cobblestone street that feels as if it were pulled straight from a postcard. I’ve walked this block dozens of times, and the building’s front façade has that classic Riga charm – a mix of peeling stucco and a stubborn ivy climbing the walls. When you step into the lobby, the scent of fresh coffee hits you, and the staff greet you with a friendly nod that says, “We’ve got your room ready.” Check‑in is fast; the front desk guy is a local Dan, and he even points out that the elevator is a bit old but it works great for the 2nd floor where your apartment lives. Parking is a lifesaver – there’s a small underground spot right behind the building, and the meter is just one euro per hour, so you can park for the whole day and not worry.

The apartment itself feels more like a home than a hotel suite. The living area is cozy, with a low‑profile sofa that’s surprisingly soft, and a small kitchenette that actually works: you’ll find a kettle, a microwave, and a decent set of pots – a real plus for those who like to cook a quick Latvian dumpling. The two bedrooms have double beds with crisp, white linens that smell faintly of lavender – a local specialty from the nearby Biezniece farm. The windows overlook the Daugava River, and in the mornings you can hear the gentle lapping of water against the shore. It’s quiet, no city buzz, just the occasional gull and the distant hum of buses. After a long day of exploring the Old Town, you’ll love curling up on the sofa with a glass of Riga wine, the warm light from the floor lamp casting a cozy glow across the room.

If you’re wondering about the neighborhood, you’re in luck. Grēcinieku iela is just a short walk from the iconic Freedom Monument, and a few minutes out, you’ll hit the bustling market on Pārdaugava, where vendors sell fresh rye bread and smoked fish that smell like the sea itself. The street to the left is lined with small cafés – I always stop at the one with the blue awning for their vanilla latte, which is honestly the best in town. The area is quiet after 10 pm, making it a great spot to wind down. For the busiest time of year, Riga can get a bit crowded, especially around the Christmas market, but you’ll still find a peaceful retreat in this apartment. In short, it’s a solid 3‑star spot that offers a genuine slice of Latvian life without the fluff of a mega‑hotel. The only real critique? The Wi‑Fi is a bit spotty in the kitchen, but there’s a strong signal in the living area. All in all, it’s a practical, comfortable place that feels like a home away from home.

To book hotel in Riga during the famous Riga Opera Festival season, visitors should make reservations well in advance as the city attracts Art Nouveau enthusiasts and Baltic culture lovers from around the world.

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