Riga

The minimalist interior design and artwork are utterly faithful to the stunning old-meets-new architecture, but the design is just the beginning. — Lonely Planet

The Grand Palace Hotel is an elegant boutique hotel in Riga’s Unesco-listed old town centre. — The Telegraph

Occupying one of Old Rīga's finest art nouveau buildings, Neiburgs blends preserved details with contemporary touches to achieve its signature boutique-chic style. — Lonely Planet

Radi un Draugi is a good-value, modern hotel with comfortable rooms, a good restaurant and classic décor. — The Telegraph

Classy accommodation in an opulent nineteenth-century mansion. — Rough Guide

Located on Ķīpsala across the river from Old Rīga, this large camp site is surprisingly close to the city centre and offers plenty of room for campers and campervanners. — Lonely Planet

Eighteen en-suites in a nineteenthcentury apartment block, decorated in different styles – from funky split-level studio apartments to cosy doubles with wooden floors. — Rough Guide

Two floors of high-ceilinged pine-bunk dorms and a few quads and doubles, with backpacker-friendly staff, a home-from-home living room, and free coffee and tea in a small kitchen area. — Rough Guide

Tucked away along a random side street on the fringes of the art nouveau district, this great find offers 25 adorable rooms and a gut-busting breakfast in the morning. — Lonely Planet

Part of an art nouveau block, this 83-room hotel is an excellent choice for those who want to be in the heart of all the Central Rīga action. Rooms are corporate-comfortable. — Lonely Planet

It's hard to imagine that this 17th-century structure was once part of a row of butcheries. Today a gorgeous wooden staircase leads guests up to a charming assortment of uniquely decorated rooms. — Lonely Planet