Hotels with free Internet in Old Town Riga

"Defínele a Very Nice Hotel In The Heart Of Old town in Riga. Uber Is Not expensive and this hotel seems to be close to everything. I would stay there again if I come back to Riga"

"Easily accessible by public transportation, perfectly situated between the Old City and the Art Nouveau district, the Metropole is one of Riga's best hotels. Yet it is surprisingly affordable. Rooms are small, but the hotel dates from a time when rooms were just for sleeping. Public spaces are attractive and clean. Staff is multilingual and attentive. The "Gastropub" De Commerce 1871 should receive better notice: it's a lovely space with first class continental dishes and an excellent bar."

"This is more of your traditional hotel with characterful rooms and a more personable service. The décor is a bit dated and the building is a bit wonky but that adds to the charm."

"Incredible location right in the heart of yhe old cobbled streets, though that meant it was a bit noisy at night. Nice breakfast. Friendly staff. Very clean. "

"I would say that this is the best location for visiting Riga's old town and the parks in the center of the city. It is very conveniently located, not too loud either. Restaurants, coffee shops are all there. The room was small, but clean, and the price was right! I have seen other hotels in old town and I am glad I chose this one."

"Very good location. Easy to walk everywhere. Quiet. Good firm bed. Friendly staff. "

"Sweet hotel, close to the old town and a great array for foods for breakfast. Quite if you stay to the back of the hotel."

"Everything was as good as can with covid19 going around. Breakfast was in another hotel and it was a bit crowded taking account that we have a virus at large. Also parking space was full even tho I asked before hand and the place they advised was 1/3 more expensive than they said it would be. On plus side we got a tip to park our car for free on Saturday after 17:00, near the river."

"Check In/Out staff very helpful. Tea and coffee available in room but no milk, despite there being a fridge. The near environs are a little run down but not threatening. I would stay again"

"This hotel doesn’t exist anymore. No one emailed or texted me to tell me. I called the number posted on the door; they said they tried to contact me, but that’s a lie, obviously— I wouldn’t have shown up there if they had. The very rude woman tried to get me to stay in a nearby hotel, but I went there to take a look, and it was filthy. Luckily, I was able to book other accommodations at a real hotel down the street instead. I’m going to need a full refund, of course. You can’t expect to keep the...