Kolonna Hotel Brigita is a modern and cosy hotel located in a green and peaceful district. The hotel is only 10 minutes drive from Riga's Old Town and 15 minutes drive from Riga... more
Kolonna Brigita, Riga
incl. Breakfast - HRS Rating: 7,83/10 - Hotel Brigita is 3 star hotel with more than 10 ... more
years experience in guest hosting. Hotel Brigita is located in the capital of Latvia - the Riga city in a quiet and green area. Hotel is lokated only 8min.drive to ...
Kolonna Hotel Brigita, Riga
Location. The Kolonna Hotel Brigita is located in Riga, Latvia, within seven kilometres ... more
of the historic Old Town and National Opera House, and 20 kilometres from Jurmala Beach. The nearest bus stop is 10 metres from the hotel and Riga Airport is 10 k...
Kolonna Hotel Brigita, Riga
Location. The Kolonna Hotel Brigita is located in Riga, Latvia, within seven kilometres ... more
of the historic Old Town and National Opera House, and 20 kilometres from Jurmala Beach. The nearest bus stop is 10 metres from the hotel and Riga Airport is 10 k...
Kolonna Hotel Brigita, Riga
Kolonna Hotel Brigita is located in a green and peaceful residential area, only 5 minutes ... more
from the old town and 10 minutes from Riga International Airport by taxi. The hotel offers excellent value for money, with its friendly guest service and high-qua...
Kolonna Hotel Brigita, Riga
The hotel is located in the capital of Latvia the Riga city in a quiet and green area 15 ... more
min drive to the International Airport Riga 8 min drive to the railway station 12 min drive to the sea portIt is a perfect place both for travellers and busines...
Kolonna Hotel Brigita is a modern and cosy hotel located in a green and peaceful district. The hotel is only 10 minutes drive from Riga's Old Town and 15 minutes drive from Riga International Airport.
Advantages: Cheap, friendly place to visit, interesting architecture. Disadvantages: Might not last too long in its current state. Freezing cold in winter.
...Latvia is not somewhere that would immediately spring to mind when deciding on a city break, but when we researched a possible weekend away for between four and six people (all male) within our budget (£200), there was no clear cut winner. Riga, Berlin, Prague and Barcelona were all able to offer a flight/hotel combination for within that. Riga was decided on by vote, purely for the reason that it was only really opening up as a destination and had that 'kudos' factor that all new things seem to have.
Most of our group flew out of Dublin with Ryanair, though there are other routes available from England and one of our party flew with Ryanair out of Stansted. Flights will obviously vary in price, depending on who you're flying with, when you're flying and how far in advance you book. Booking tickets with Ryanair at Christmas for an end...
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...We stayed here at the Albert for 3 nights at the end of Feb.
We flew with Air Baltic for £41.70 each including tax!
My daughter and I arrived late at night at the Albert ....they had granted my request for a high,non smoking, room with a view of Old Town!
We could see all the tops of the steeples across Riga and the Art Nouveau style buildings.
We were exceptionally pleased with our room.
Alot of bright lighting available in the rooms but with low lights for night..very cosy.
It was meticulously clean with very comfy beds and crisp sheets.
They had fabulous under floor heating in the bathroom too.
The shower was the best power shower I've ever used!
The maid service was great....they even folded my daughters pyjamas and put under her pillow each day!
Infact the cleaners were always cleaning the hotel foyer entrance...
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Advantages: Architecture, history, market Disadvantages: Technical University, too many bridges
.... Although for some reason you couldn't take photographs indoors. Go figure? One things for sure, there's plenty of good eating going on in Riga - whether your average Rigan could afford it though, I couldn't say.
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The aged old crone sat at the desk eyed us quizzically as we entered the supposed accommodation block of the Technical University. She spoke no English. We gesticulated enthusiastically. She eyed us like we were morons. We felt like morons. There were no rooms. Not for us Lebanese scum any way. We left. "Where's the Tram, Ade? We're going back over the river."
Some hours later, our final destination turned out to be Hotel Mafioso (real name: Hotel Kia). It featured copious guards who were dressed in black and carrying worryingly efficient and spectacularly deadly looking sidearms. They glowered...
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