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Excellent hotel in every way, and I would highly recommend booking it along with the breakfast. 👍👍

The hotel is right beside St Anne’s Church and a street away from the Republic of Uzupis entrance and area. It’s clean and staff are very friendly and helpful.

Overall good hotel, room is spacious and relatively near airport (7-10 mins unsheltered walk). Further up there’s ikea and supermarket. Couple things to improve - housekeeping, 2 days no refill of body wash which is empty bottle upon arrival and no toilet roll refill. Pillow wise - ought to provide 2 each per pax. Only gave 1 small one each.

Closely connected to the city center and along the airport bus route 88 which also runs at night. Reception was quick and professional throughout my stay. Restaurant is overpriced however. The breakfast options are generally limited but ok. Rooms are spacious, offer everything needed, just the lighting is not optimal as there is no (artificial) light in the main part of the room.

It's my first time to stay at Courtyard Marriott and I have to say that it was memorable. The receptionist ”Greta” checked me in early. Kudos to her!! The service was efficient, check in/out was fast. Helpful and courteous. Breakfast was amazing so as the waiters! Always available and smiley. Perhaps add more fruits like bananas and kiwis. The room was spotless clean, with soft linens, spacious and furnished in modern design. Location: superb! Only 5-10 mins walk to the old town. Transportation: bus stops near the hotel (buses #1&2) from the train station. Price: super ok Amenities: the gym is small but it's ok. Maybe include also a sauna/pa would be perfect. And also the bathroom amenities like toothbrush, toothpaste and etc. and add more hooks to hang the jackets and pants in the room. I will definitely come back here again and highly recommended! Thanks Marriott! 🙏🤗

I stayed only one night, and walked from the airport to the hotel. I would say that the distance is walkable but not convenient with luggage. The reason is that the pavement is not smooth, and will result in abrasions and damage to your luggage wheels for the distance that you have to drag it along. For the hotel itself, it had a very high ceiling and industrial vibes, which is nice to some and perhaps not so great to others. However just a note that I couldn't figure out how to get the heating to work. Wifi speed was good, though there is a bit of a weird limitation in that some services like steam did not work, which isnt a problem for most.

The hotel is in the old town, close to the train station. The room brought a terrace, but it rained for a few days and there was no physical examination. The front desk clerk was warm. Breakfast is generally the same, hot food is good. The bed was wide, the quilt was a bit small and thin, and it was still a bit cold at night on a rainy day.

Ideal location in the very center of the old city - to all sights 3-5 minutes The hotel itself is old (but in the Old City), we had a room on the 1st floor, actively smelled of sewage. The pressure and temperature of water are perfect. The bed is huge. I won't say it's comfortable, but it's sleepable. But the most funny is with lighting. There are two bedside lamps. And there is the main light, but they are interconnected. That is, you can't just turn on the bedside light. You don't read for the night. Why do that is unclear. The room is small, in this bathroom is excellent. With good cosmetics. Breakfast is good. Blinks, bakery, and the rest, standard. And what is surprising - it is included in the cost that for me personally became a decisive factor in choosing a hotel because in Vilnius there are many good hotels for an affordable price. There is a parking lot.

Good - The hotel is well located, about a 30-minute walk from the Old Town. The beds were comfortable, and the rooms were spacious. Breakfast was adequate and good. Neutral - The bathroom facilities could use some updating. Less good - The parking situation directly at the hotel is problematic. Reservations are not possible, even though a parking space costs €10 per day/night. So, if you want to explore Vilnius by car, you'll either have to spend a considerable amount of time searching for a parking spot, or you'll have to park in the parking garage of the nearby shopping center (cost unknown). Recommendation: If you manage to get a spot, either pay the €10 per day only, since you don't know if you'll be able to get another spot if you drive, or alternatively: Once you've found a parking space, download the Bolt app and use it for parking. It doesn't cost much.

Overall good, the place is convenient, the room is also very  wide, but there is no  fork potential at the bedside. The bedside lamp has only a switch on one side. The two lights are lotus and there are two sides together.  closed.