Hotels with Breakfast in Klaipeda

Great location, 8 minutes walk to to old town and the sculpture park is just around the corner. Got this convenient store like 200 metres away and quite a few restaurants nearby. Room is very spacious and the bed super comfortable. Ramanda at the reception has been most KIND and SWEET!! Had quite a bit of jet-lag and got up really early in the morning. Staff at breakfast let me in early despite the fact that I always show up before their opening hours (I am sorry!!). Breakfast was lovely, a good selection of warm and cold dishes!! Most appreciative!!

The waiter was really too enthusiastic. We wanted to go to Gdansk by boat, the waiter stayed up late to find the ferry tickets and routes for us, so that we successfully took the boat to Sweden and went to Poland smoothly. Lithuanians are really nice and kind

Very comfortable hotel. It is near the city center. There is a city parking right in front of the entrance. Good breakfast for small money.

+ The family room was large enough, with plenty of space for our belongings. The room and hotel decor were interesting. There was a real bird in the breakfast restaurant. - It was too hot in June because there was no air conditioning, and the fan was broken. They brought us a new one the next day 👍. The bathroom was quite old and smelled bad. Breakfast could have included more vegetables and fruit, and a more detailed description of the dishes.

It was Park INN about 10 years ago and everything changed for the better. Everything seems to be clean now, the staff is friendly, but the hotel does need renovation. It is best not to look at the carpet. The ventilation has not been cleaned for about ten years, and the smell is very special. There is no kettle or bottle of water in the room, which is nonsense at the moment. The mattress covers are squashed, and you will find stripes on these folds in the morning. The breakfast is standard, but the coffee is terrible and may be the cheapest you can find. The most important thing is that overnight stay is appropriate, but management needs to work more carefully