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This hotel is a real experience. Not only situated in the heart of Old Town in the Dome Square, Gutenbergs boasts an inspired interior. Every level of this hotel is decorated in a different style, but all motivated by a 19th century trait or trend. Although the rooms are small they are home to any number of trinkets and paintings that transport you into another world. As well as being an interesting place to stay, the hotel makes a great business venue due to well-equipped conference facilities and a rooftop summer terrace which can hold up to 300 people.
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Although this hotel lives up to everything expected of a Radisson, including luxurious rooms, a fi tness centre and top of the range conference facilities, something is not quite right – the location. Situated on the opposite side of the river to the rest of city, instead of revelling in Riga, this hotel looks over it protectively. Perfect for those who do not wish to spend too much time trying to fi nd entertainment in Riga, there are two restaurants, a bar and a casino to keep you occupied.
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The cliché of appearances being deceptive certainly rings true with the Reval hotel. Despite the somewhat tawdry appearance from the outside, the interior of the hotel is state of the art. A top class gym and relaxation centre await you and with views over two fantastic parks and the embassy area of Riga, your stay couldn’t get more relaxed. The only way to do business at the Reval is looking out over a beautiful view from the sauna, it’s certainly one way to get your associates talking.
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