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A Sigulda heritage hotel offering comfortable rooms, a conference center and a modern wing.
When the railroad was inaugurated in Sigulda, Duke Kropotkin, a great local aristocrat, had a hotel built to receive wealthy visitors from St. Petersburg and stimulate tourism in his town. This was in 1890. The hotel is now part of the city's historic heritage, and since then, a conference center, modern wing, swimming pool, spa, etc. have been added. Rooms are comfortable and all have flat-screen TVs. The hotel's restaurant combines European cuisine with local Latvian products.
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The strengths of this establishment:
Rooms
NUMBER OF LUX
DELUXE ROOM
FAMILY ROOM FOR FOUR
SUPERIOR ROOM
COMFORT ROOM
DOUBLE ROOM, BUSINESS CLASS
BUSINESS-CLASS TWIN ROOM WITH AIR-CONDITIONING
STANDARD DBL NUMBER
STANDARD TWIN ROOM
STANDARD SINGLE ROOM
Further information
Opening time and information on HOTEL SIGULDA
Single room from €60, double from €72, deluxe from €110. Spa and restaurant. Free parking. 24-hour reception. Free Wi-fi.
Message from Management
Located in the heart of Sigulda, Hotel Sigulda welcomes you in an elegant 19th-century stone building. It offers 43 comfortable, well-appointed rooms. Each room is equipped with a private bathroom, TV and free Wi-Fi. You'll also enjoy a delicious breakfast to get your day off to a good start. The hotel's restaurant offers tasty cuisine by chef Aigars Šāvējs. You'll discover a subtle blend of classic European dishes and contemporary Latvian flavors. The establishment also boasts a pleasant terrace overlooking the park. After an active day, enjoy a refreshing dip in the pool or a moment of relaxation in the spa, equipped with jacuzzi, hammam and sauna. With its four conference rooms, it's also an excellent venue for your seminars and meetings. A good address for a pleasant and relaxing stay in Sigulda!
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