Where to Stay in Latvia

Where to Stay in Latvia

A regional guide to accommodation across the country

Latvia splits neatly into four accommodation zones. Riga commands the center, its medieval townhouses reborn as boutique hotels and its Soviet concrete blocks re-imagined as design hostels. The Baltic coastline runs from Jūrmala's pine-scented resort town to Liepāja's windswept beaches where family pensions dish up smoked fish breakfasts. Vidzeme's rolling hills conceal manor houses converted to country estates, while Latgale's lakeland delivers wooden cabins on stilts above mirror-calm waters. European prices tumble the moment you leave Riga. Capital hotels match Western Europe rates. Yet coastal guesthouses and countryside estates come in surprisingly cheap. A restored 19th-century manor can cost less than a generic business hotel in Stockholm. Winter slashes prices everywhere except during Christmas markets in Riga's Old Town. The character of accommodation flips with the seasons. Summer packs Jūrmala's wooden villas with Russian families, while winter turns Sigulda's mountain lodges into snug ski retreats. Spring and autumn hand you the sweetest deals when wildflowers carpet meadows or amber leaves drift onto cobblestones.

Where to Stay in Latvia

Hand-picked hotels across price tiers for every visitor.

Our Top Picks

The highest-rated hotel in each price range, selected from across Latvia.

Top Pick: Riga Capital Region
9.5/10 70 reviews
From $47/night

"Good hotel but little costly. Breakfast was good and had lots of of options for…"

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Top Pick: Riga Capital Region
9.8/10 58 reviews
From $119/night

"My stay at the Grand Poet was exceptional. The hotel well combines mo"

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Top Pick: Riga Capital Region
9.5/10 96 reviews
From $285/night

"This Kempinski service is good, no one, all facilities are also very good"

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Regions of Latvia

Each region offers a distinct character and accommodation scene. Find the one that matches your travel plans.

Riga Capital Region
Highest in Latvia

Riga rules Latvia's accommodation game with everything from Soviet-era hostels to palatial Art Nouveau hotels. The Old Town squeezes boutique hotels into medieval buildings, while the Art Nouveau district fields design-forward properties. Key neighborhoods include the historic Old Town (Vecrīga), the elegant Art Nouveau Quarter (Centrs), and the up-and-coming Miera iela district for trendy stays.

Accommodation: Dense concentration of hotels within walking distance, excellent public transport to suburbs. Expect cobblestone courtyards in the Old Town and grand staircases in Art Nouveau buildings.
Gateway Cities
Where to stay in this region
8.3/10 24 reviews
From $51/night

"Solo pasé una noche porque tenían un vuelo temprano, está muy cerca del aeropuert…"

Sauna Private parking Luggage storage Bar
9.8/10 58 reviews
From $119/night

"My stay at the Grand Poet was exceptional. The hotel well combines mo"

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9.5/10 96 reviews
From $285/night

"This Kempinski service is good, no one, all facilities are also very good"

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9.5/10 70 reviews
From $47/night

"Good hotel but little costly. Breakfast was good and had lots of of options for…"

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9.4/10 131 reviews
From $62/night

"Good location near old town room is very nice and good shampoo"

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First-time visitors Nightlife Architecture tours Business travel
Jūrmala Coast
High in summer, moderate shoulder season

Jūrmala unrolls 32km of white sand beaches backed by pine forests and 19th-century wooden villas. Soviet sanatoriums rub shoulders with modern spa hotels, all linked by a charming narrow-gauge railway. Distinct areas include Majori for shopping and dining, Dzintari for its historic concert hall, and Bulduri for a quieter, family-oriented atmosphere.

Accommodation: Seaside guesthouses, spa hotels, and restored wooden villas with wraparound porches. Many properties offer private beach access and pine forest views.
Gateway Cities
Jūrmala Majori Dzintari Bulduri
Where to stay in this region
9.3/10 63 reviews
From $20/night

"My first time travellong solo and this hostel hasn't disappointed. Couldn't have…"

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Mid Range A22 Hotel
9.4/10 56 reviews
From $184/night

"Exceptional service, very welcoming and friendly staff. Our stay was nothing sho…"

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9.3/10 117 reviews
From $118/night

"Everything is reachable in the old town by foot. It's not advisable to arrive by…"

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9.3/10 49 reviews
From $38/night

"The owner did not contact me in time to provide code information and then texted…"

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9.2/10 129 reviews
From $98/night

"The property is under renovation, the whole floor and my room is with all the fu…"

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Beach holidays Spa treatments Family vacations Romantic getaways
Vidzeme Highlands
Moderate year-round with winter discounts

Sigulda's Gauja River valley stages medieval castles and adventure sports, while countryside manors deliver aristocratic living. The region morphs from summer hiking destination to winter bobsled tracks. Key towns include Sigulda for adrenaline sports, Cēsis for its medieval castle ruins, and Valmiera for riverfront relaxation.

Accommodation: Historic manor houses, cozy mountain lodges, and castle hotels. Many feature fireplaces, saunas, and direct access to national park trails.
Gateway Cities
Sigulda Cēsis Valmiera
Where to stay in this region
9.2/10 118 reviews
From $79/night

"Facilities: advanced and complete Hygiene: clean and tidy Environment: beautiful…"

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Mid Range AC Hotel Riga
9.0/10 73 reviews
From $90/night

"Beautiful hotel in very nice modern area of Riga, light and clean rooms. I'm her…"

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9.2/10 117 reviews
From $57/night

"Vieta netālu no autoostas un Vecrīgas. Lai noktu, gājens pa brui un mazām ietvm.…"

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9.2/10 69 reviews
From $61/night

"The hotel is well located on the edge of the old town, a few minutes walk from t…"

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9.1/10 137 reviews
From $41/night

"The location was great to get to and from transportation and into the Old Town.…"

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Adventure sports Castle tours Countryside retreats Winter sports
Kurzeme Coast
Budget to mid-range, excellent value

Liepāja blends Soviet naval history with Baltic beach culture. Further north, Ventspils serves up family-friendly beaches and medieval castle ruins. The coast here feels wilder than Jūrmala, with long, empty stretches of sand and dramatic dunes.

Accommodation: Seaside hotels, Soviet sanatoriums, and renovated port warehouses. Expect maritime decor, large windows facing the sea, and hearty breakfasts.
Gateway Cities
Liepāja Ventspils Kuldīga
Where to stay in this region
9.1/10 69 reviews
From $70/night

"It was a very good hotel. Receptionists were very kind. It was in the center of…"

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Mid Range Dome Hotel
9.0/10 62 reviews
From $144/night
Golf course Diving Sauna Spa
9.0/10 125 reviews
From $43/night

"I liked the hotel, recommend! The staff was nice and spoke Russian. The"

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9.0/10 107 reviews
From $42/night

"The hotel's location is very central, the reception staff is friendly and polite…"

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8.8/10 74 reviews
From $60/night

"Class stay in a modernly furnished youth style building. The old town is accessi…"

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Off-season beaches Music festivals Soviet history Wind and kite surfing
Latgale Lakeland
Most affordable in Latvia

Latvia's eastern region packs hundreds of lakes and traditional wooden architecture. Daugavpils hosts the massive fortress, while smaller towns dish out authentic countryside stays. This is the heart of Latvia's Catholic region, with distinctive culture and cuisine.

Accommodation: Wooden guesthouses, lakeside cabins, and converted farmsteads. Many offer home-cooked meals, boat rentals, and traditional pirtis (sauna) experiences.
Gateway Cities
Daugavpils Rēzekne Krāslava
Where to stay in this region
8.8/10 47 reviews
From $36/night

"Magnificent Elegant hotel. The location is perfect to be able to tour the center…"

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8.7/10 122 reviews
From $84/night

"I recently stayed at this hotel for my birthday, and it was a wonderful experien…"

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8.7/10 56 reviews
From $59/night

"There is floor heating, the location is very close to the red door. But the quie…"

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8.7/10 47 reviews
From $49/night

"Superb location next to Old Town Riga.. comfortable rooms, excellent breakfast…"

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Budget Hotel Justus
8.6/10 120 reviews
From $61/night

"Take no notice of the scores. We were unable to stay due to illness. Sadly we we…"

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Lake activities Cultural immersion Peace and quiet Fishing and boating
Zemgale Plains
Moderate with luxury options at palaces

Latvia's breadbasket rolls out baroque palaces and large estates. Rundāle Palace delivers the ultimate aristocratic experience, while rural farms hand over authentic countryside stays. The region is known for its fertile plains, historic manor houses, and the impressive Rundāle Palace, the 'Versailles of Latvia'.

Accommodation: Manor house hotels, countryside guesthouses, and working farm stays. Expect four-poster beds, formal gardens, and farm-to-table dining.
Gateway Cities
Jelgava Bauska Tukums
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Budget Opera Hotel
8.6/10 116 reviews
From $51/night

"Had a lovely stay at this hotel for two nights in November 2025 together with my…"

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8.6/10 14 reviews
From $83/night
Hiking Public parking Airport pick-up Luggage storage
8.6/10 107 reviews
From $49/night

"Hotel is great and in a good location, right in the centre of old town. The sta…"

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8.6/10 45 reviews
From $44/night

"The hotel is very comfortable and very comfortable. Generally very recommended…"

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8.5/10 129 reviews
From $59/night

"The hotel is clean and well-kept, the rooms are also quite modern, and access to…"

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Palace tours Countryside cycling Wine tasting Equestrian holidays

Accommodation Landscape

What to expect from accommodation options across Latvia

International Chains

Only Radisson Blu and Marriott operate in Riga. Local chains like Wellton and Rixwell run mid-range properties across major cities.

Local Options

Family-run guesthouses dominate outside Riga, often including homemade breakfasts with local specialties like grey peas and speck. Look for 'Viesu nams' (guesthouse) signs.

Unique Stays

Converted Soviet sanatoriums offer spa treatments, former manor houses provide aristocratic living, and wooden fishing huts rent by the week on remote lakes. Also consider agritourism farms and historic watermill conversions.

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Booking Tips for Latvia

Country-specific advice for finding the best accommodation

Coastal summer requires advance planning

Jūrmala properties sell out by March for July-August. Book 3-4 months ahead for beachfront locations, consider shoulder seasons for better availability.

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Riga walk-ins often beat online rates

Old Town hotels frequently offer better prices at reception than online, Sunday-Thursday. Weekends book up with Baltic weekenders.

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Manor houses offer shoulder season deals

Historic estates slash prices 50-70% in October-November and March-April. Perfect time for romantic getaways with empty gardens and fireplaces.

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Book directly with rural guesthouses

Small family-run guesthouses in the countryside often aren't on major booking platforms. Find them through local tourism websites or by calling regional tourist offices.

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When to Book

Timing matters for both price and availability across Latvia

High Season

Reserve coastal hotels by March for July-August. Christmas markets in Riga require booking by October. Winter sports in Sigulda fill weekends by December.

Shoulder Season

May-June and September-October offer the best value, warm weather, open attractions, prices 30-50% below peak season.

Low Season

From November through March (Christmas excluded), prices plummet. Coastal hotels shutter. Yet country manors trade sea views for crackling hearths and wool blankets.

Book the capital two weeks out. Summer on the coast? Reserve 2-3 months ahead. Inland, a month is plenty, and many places still take walk-ins.

Good to Know

Local customs and practical information for Latvia

Check-in / Check-out
Expect 15:00 check-in and 12:00 check-out as the norm. Farm stays bend the rules. Yet ring first, owners often manage everything solo.
Tipping
Tips aren't required, yet leaving €2-5 per night for housekeeping earns quiet smiles. Restaurants already fold service into the bill.
Payment
Plastic works everywhere in Riga. Village guesthouses still like paper euros; ATMs sit in every town. Yet keep a cash roll just in case.
Safety
Latvia sits near the top of Europe's safety list. Exercise the usual care in Riga's Old Town after dark. Out in the countryside, doors stay unlocked and worries stay home.

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