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Ausros Vartu Gatve 11, Vilnius, Lithuania
Located a few steps from the 16th-century sanctuary "Holy Spirit Orthodox Church", the comfortable 4-star Rooma Apartments Boutique Old Town Self Check-In Vilnius hotel offers 15 rooms with views of the garden. Thanks to its prime location, this Vilnius aparthotel is within a 1-km distance of Presidential Palace, which guests can visit to explore the history of the area.
The centre of Vilnius can be reached in 20 minutes' walk of the hotel, and such cultural venues as Frank Zappa Memorial are nearly a 15-minute walk away. The Rooma Apartments Boutique Old Town Self Check-In also lies only 550 metres from the novel Vilnius Museum of Illusions and 2.5 km from Liepkalnis winter Ski Resorting tracks. The previously Museum of Occupations and Freedom Fights is just 1.9 km away, and Vilnius train station is situated a short way from the accommodation. Stotis bus station is within 5 minutes' drive of this Vilnius hotel.
The air-conditioned rooms in Rooma Apartments Boutique Old Town Self Check-In hotel have Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels along with air conditioning and a washing machine. There are separate bedrooms and private bathrooms with a walk-in shower and a separate toilet provided. The private bathrooms are appointed with a hairdryer and bathrobes.
Guests are provided with a continental breakfast daily. At The Portobello, situated in close proximity to the Rooma Apartments Boutique Old Town Self Check-In Vilnius, you can taste British cuisine.
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