Hotels in Lithuania

Hotels in Lithuania: your guide to where to stay

How much does a hotel in Lithuania cost?

The price depends on the standard, the city and the dates. The table shows indicative nightly rates for a double room. November is usually the cheapest month, August the priciest at the peak of the seaside season. The lowest room rate recently started at around 20 €.

Indicative rates, updated periodically. For exact prices and availability, select your dates in the search above.

Where to stay in Lithuania: most popular cities

Lithuania splits into historic inland cities and seaside resorts. These are the destinations travellers choose most often:

• Vilnius. The capital with the largest baroque old town in Central Europe, the cheapest stays on average and the widest choice of hotels.
• Kaunas. The former interim capital, with modernist architecture and good transport within the city.
• Palanga. The most popular and on average priciest destination, the main seaside resort with a wide beach and promenade.
• Druskininkai. A spa town on the Neman, known for its spas, waterpark and thermal baths.

Nightly rates vary between cities. Here are indicative prices per night for a double room:

What to see in Lithuania

The country is compact, so history and nature are easy to combine in one trip.

• Hill of Crosses. A site with hundreds of thousands of crosses, a former symbol of resistance, now a top attraction.
• Trakai Castle. A gothic stronghold on a lake island, about 40 minutes from Vilnius.
• Vilnius Old Town. Baroque churches and streets on the UNESCO list, plus the Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania.
• Grūtas Park. An open-air gallery of Soviet-era statues, a mix of park and museum.
• The coast and the Curonian Spit. Baltic dunes and beaches, popular in summer.

How much does a trip to Lithuania cost

The currency is the euro. Daily costs are lower than in Western Europe, with a public transport ticket about €1 and a cheap meal about €7. ATMs are easy to find, and cards are taken by larger places and shops, though cash is sometimes preferred in smaller spots.

When is the best time to visit Lithuania

Summer is the best time for the Baltic beaches and local festivals such as the Sea Festival in Klaipėda. It is also the price peak, especially in August. Autumn, from September to November, is cooler but good for music festivals, including jazz in Vilnius. November tends to be the cheapest month for a room.

Getting to and around Lithuania

Most flights from Europe land at Vilnius Airport, with airports in Kaunas and Palanga also in service. At weekends there are direct trains from Warsaw to Vilnius and Kaunas. By car, the easiest entry is from Poland or Latvia. Long-distance buses, including Eurolines and Lux Express, link the Baltics and Poland. DFDS Seaways ferries arrive in Klaipėda from Germany and Sweden. Trains and buses serve the country, and a public transport ticket costs about €1.

Example hotels in Lithuania

A few recognisable properties from different cities for reference:

• Hotel Pacai and Radisson Blu Hotel Lietuva in Vilnius (upper tier, close to the centre).
• Moxy Kaunas Center and Daugirdas Old City Hotel in Kaunas (from approx. 58 €).
• Palangos Vetra in Palanga by the sea (from approx. 70 €).