Neringa Hotel, Vilnius

Neringa Hotel provides rooms with amenities such as ironing facilities, climate control, tea/coffee makers, mini-bar, seating area, terrace, soundproofed rooms, and garden furniture. Bathrooms include free toiletries and a sink. Rooms feature a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, carpeted or parquet floors, and an AM/FM alarm clock. Junior suites include a bedroom, living room, two flat-screen TVs, a large bathroom, and a small balcony. Standard rooms feature a double or twin bed, a flat-screen TV, a minibar, a safe, ironing equipment, and a kettle. Superior rooms include a double or twin bed, a coffee machine, bathrobes, and extra bathroom amenities. Studios offer a sleeping and sitting area, kitchenette with microwave, fridge, dishwasher, a washing machine with dryer, and a sofa bed. Suites contain a bedroom with a king-size bed, a living room with sofa bed, two flat-screen TVs, wooden floors, and a separate powder room; bathrooms are equipped with a bathtub and shower cabin.

The Neringa Restaurant consists of a lobby, a bar, a large hall (seats 120), and a small hall (seats 50). Guests can enjoy classic Lithuanian cuisine and international dishes in the restaurant, which has been an integral part of Gediminas Avenue for years. The Lobby Bar, located on the ground floor, offers drinks and dishes from the 90s. The bar wall features Water and Sand Fugue, a textile carpet by Juozas Balčikonis. Restaurant Neringa provides more catering options. The lobby area features a ceramic vase by Juozas Adomonis since 1960. A replica of the original restaurant tapestries from the '60s are on display. Textiles used throughout the hotel are custom made in Lithuania.

Hotel guests have access to a bright gym, providing a view of the Old Town. The gym is equipped to provide workout. Neringa's basement bar has been renovated.

Neringa Hotel is located in Naujamiestis, near Gedimino Prospektas, featuring theaters, eateries, and stores. Nearby landmarks include the Statue of Adam Mickiewicz (1 km), Museum of Occupations and Freedom Fights (0.5 km), Presidential Palace (2 km), and St Anne's Church (2 km). The Money Museum of the Bank of Lithuania (0.5 km), Three Crosses (2 km), Energy and Technology Museum (1 km), Gediminas Tower (1 km), National Museum of Lithuania (1 km), and Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania (1 km) are also nearby.

The Kopos conference hall can accommodate up to 35 people and is equipped with a 75" interactive screen, audio equipment, and wireless microphones. The conference hall leads to a lobby for coffee breaks and exhibitions. Electricity and networking are built into the floor and walls. Neringa became a venue for jazz shows with Vyacheslav Ganelin, Vladimir Chekasin, and Vladimir Tarasov. Guests are greeted by Sounds of Dunes, a wooden bas-relief by Laimutis Ločeris from 1977.