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A small, elegant hotel in an 18th century renovated wooden building in the centre of Riga, in the area of Art Nouveau buildings and foreign embassies. There is a breakfast room, a bar, a function room for 20 pers and also a good restaurant. Nearby are the Kronvalda parks and the Esplanāde park, the National Arts Museum, the Olympic Skonto sports hall. Old town is about 15 - 20 minutes  walking by foot.

The 4**** hotel is located very close to the Central Railway Station, there is convenient bus service, and Riga Airport can be reached in twenty minutes. The hotel rooms overlook one of Riga's largest parks - Opera Park.

The hotel offers guests a choice of single or double rooms of various categories. Guests traveling with their families have the opportunity to enjoy the benefits of the hotel's family room together. In total, the hotel offers 112 rooms, a conference hall and a business center.

Opened in 2007, the award-winning 4-star Hotel Avalon successfully blends modernity and tradition, welcoming guests to enjoy new comforts in the medieval charm of the Old Town.
With its view over the trade and shopping centre, the Daugava River and the city's old churches and towers, the Hotel Avalon is convenient for business travellers and tourists alike. Hotel Avalon features an array of 111 comfortably furnished rooms, inlcuding suites, non-smoking rooms and rooms for disabled guests. The Hotel is situated in the city's historical center, in the heart of the Old Town.

Hotel Tigra is hiding away from everyday hustle and bustle, surrounded by beautiful landscapes. Guests are offered 64 classically furnished rooms, starting from economy and ending with luxury rooms. Guests are also invited to use a recreation area with sauna, a small swimming pool and a vitality bar. The hotel has three conference and banquet halls of different sizes, which can host up to 300 people. A buffet type breakfast is served every morning in the elegant restaurant.

In 2017, a design hotel was opened in Cesis, on the banks of the Gauja River. At the end of 19th century and at the beginning of 20th century Russian aristocrats built villas for summer recreation here. At present, six hectares of the territory are home to three villas (Villa Santa, Villa Ieva and Villa Carola) with a restaurant, a hall of TILTA HOUSE, an ancient apple garden and a restored wooden gazebo. The hotel has 30 rooms, with a light interior, with a touch of Scandinavian minimalism and Latvian bourgeoisie, preserving the aura of the summer cottage.