Private 120m2 House with 1000m2 Garden for 8 Guests

First Impressions

When I first pulled up to Private 120m2 House with 1000m2 Garden for 8 Guests, honestly, I wasn’t sure what to expect from the name alone. But this four-star property on Stopiņu iela completely surprised me — in the best way possible. You’re getting an entire house here, not just a room, and that massive garden isn’t just for show.

The Space Itself

The 120 square meters feels way more spacious than you’d imagine, especially when you’re traveling with a group. I mean, finding accommodation for eight people that doesn’t feel cramped is actually pretty challenging in Riga. The layout works really well — there’s enough space for everyone to spread out without stepping on each other’s toes. What struck me most was how the house opens up to that enormous garden, which honestly becomes like an extra living room during warmer months.

Location & Getting Around

Stopiņu iela puts you in this interesting sweet spot — you’re not right in the tourist madness of Old Town, but you’re close enough that getting there doesn’t become a whole production. The area feels residential and quiet, which I actually loved after long days exploring the city. There’s parking right there, which anyone who’s driven in European cities knows is worth its weight in gold.

The Garden Experience

That 1000 square meter garden though — it’s what really sets this place apart. You know how most city accommodations leave you feeling a bit boxed in? Well, this is the complete opposite. We ended up spending way more time outside than I expected, and it became this natural gathering spot for our group. The kids in our party were thrilled to have actual space to run around, and the adults appreciated having somewhere to sit with morning coffee that wasn’t a tiny balcony.

Why Guests Love It

With a 9.7 rating, this place clearly hits the mark for most visitors, and I can see why. It’s that rare find where you get privacy, space, and character all rolled into one. The house gives you flexibility that hotels simply can’t match — you can cook if you want, spread out your stuff without living out of suitcases, and actually relax like you’re staying somewhere, not just passing through. For groups especially, the value proposition is pretty unbeatable in Riga.