Everything about our stay was excellent. We stayed in the apartment, which was exceptional! It was spacious, comfortable, and perfect for a relaxing getaway. Breakfast was a highlight, served fresh from a menu and truly enjoyable. All the staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, and the overall atmosphere of the hotel was warm and welcoming. The location, set on the grounds of a monastery, added a unique and peaceful charm. Visiting the monastery itself was an incredible experience, and walking through the surrounding park was both calming and refreshing. The hotel felt very tranquil, and we felt well looked after throughout our stay.

This is a minor point, but in the apartment, the headspace between the bed and the wooden-pillared roof was quite low, which led to a few bumped heads. We adjusted to it over time, but it’s something to be aware of.

Exceptional service and a really good breakfast - one of the best hotel breakfasts I've ever had! The atmosphere of this place is just great, and the staff is helpful and professional in every single way.

Just a word of caution - if you arrive by car, be warned that there are no private parking lots at the property, and the only option is to leave your car on one of the two public parking spaces near the monastery. Which is a pity, considering that Pažaislis Monastery surroundings is a suprisingly popular night hangout spot for local bikers. For that very reason, I'd also advice to avoid rooms with windows facing parking lots during the weekends, as you might not be able to fall asleep because of the noise that might last well past the midnight.

We loved the building itself- a great, somehow a mystical place. The location is perfect if one needs nature all around. Spring weekend brought us a lot of enjoyable time here. Breakfast- very tasty, well served.

Extra bed - sofa - very uncomfortable and definitely not for two people to sleep on- each move causes the ‘waves’ and unpleasant sounds of springs. The door of the room “welcoming the restaurant tables” in the corridor seem to be a pretty nice idea at first, but if you want to sleep a bit longer, unfortunately noises of people and restaurant music will not make it possible- morning life stars exactly behind your doors.

The hotel is in a beautiful building. Breakfast is unusual as it is served as a 3 course menu, but this does take time. Room was quirky - bar and restaurant is moved outside during the summer so they must expect good weather most of the time. It only takes 15 mins by car to get to the centre

The muzak! Luckily we were only there 2 nights as I started to feel like I was in a demented holiday camp. They turned the muzak (and I mean muzak not music) on at 8am when they began breakfast. To make it worse you couldn't hear it properly in the room because of the thick walls so it was just a racket. So basically you couldn't have a lie-in on your holiday. It then continually played until 10am. If they want ambient sound in the hotel they should restrict it to reception and the dining room itself. Also be aware it is a wedding venue so avoid weekends if possible

The food at the restaurant and the staff were amazing. I highly recommend dining at the facilities because they offer an excellent menu. The dining experience at the restaurant was truly exceptional. The food was not only delicious but also beautifully presented, showcasing a diverse and enticing menu that catered to a variety of tastes. The staff were attentive and friendly, making sure every need was met with a smile. I highly recommend indulging in a meal at this establishment; it's a culinary delight you won't want to miss.

This place is incredible! The discovery of the year in Lithuania. An authentic, beautifully restored building that carries the spirit of its time. The room decor takes you back several centuries, yet the bathrooms and bedding are impeccably clean and fresh. When coming here, don’t expect a typical four-star hotel room. The windows have shutters, the rooms are dimly lit, there are spiral staircases and low beams… but it’s precisely this atmosphere that impresses, shocks, and enchants. 10 out of 10!

Hotel staff were exceptional

We had two different rooms and in both, water was leaking badly from shower cabins to the bathroom floor. As well, in the breakfast restaurant, waiter left us sitting at a table with a soaked table cloth until we asked to be moved, even though it was known to him, that our toddler spilled all of his orange juice on the table and we used all the possible napkins to dry it up.

Fabulous location; right by the beach, the monastery and on the edge of woodland. Beautiful walks on the doorstep. Superb on site restaurant serving Michelin Star quality food. Sublime breakfast, freshly prepared to order. Hotel is spotlessly clean. Attentive and friendly staff.

Rooms are a little basic and have a ‘monastic’ feel. Top floor rooms are very dark, only having the smallest of windows letting in very little light. We stayed when the weather was wonderful and we were able to take full advantage of the glorious location and the proximity to local Seasonal activities (beach bars, jet skiing, sailing etc. There are however very limited amenities at the hotel should the weather be not so clement.

Amazing 6-course meal with paired wines, absolutely delicious breakfast, new air conditioning in the room(not as loud as 3 yeats ago).

This is not the fault of the property, but perhaps something could be initiated - speed bumps and/or radars to slow down the speed freaks who race past the property late in the evening and create lots of noise - and make it scary to cross the street during an evening walk 😖

Overall ambience was exquisite. It is not often that you can stay in 17-century baroque style lavish monastery complex by Italian architects in the Baltics. The mediaeval guesthouse is converted to a hotel with first floor ceilings at about 5m high. Luxury rooms have big high-standing windows and internal 2nd floor is added inside these rooms to have the bedroom on a terrace. Standard rooms are in the attick with a low corridor leading to to rooms with tiniest windows in the roof. The breakfast was served a la carte and was really delicious.

Really, no complaints. Not sure how the hotel premises suit the disabled persons as there were a few steep wooden staircases with no alternative.