The hotel is in a beautiful building. Breakfast is unusual as it is served as a 3 course menu, but this does take time. Room was quirky - bar and restaurant is moved outside during the summer so they must expect good weather most of the time. It only takes 15 mins by car to get to the centre

The muzak! Luckily we were only there 2 nights as I started to feel like I was in a demented holiday camp. They turned the muzak (and I mean muzak not music) on at 8am when they began breakfast. To make it worse you couldn't hear it properly in the room because of the thick walls so it was just a racket. So basically you couldn't have a lie-in on your holiday. It then continually played until 10am. If they want ambient sound in the hotel they should restrict it to reception and the dining room itself. Also be aware it is a wedding venue so avoid weekends if possible

Amazing 6-course meal with paired wines, absolutely delicious breakfast, new air conditioning in the room(not as loud as 3 yeats ago).

This is not the fault of the property, but perhaps something could be initiated - speed bumps and/or radars to slow down the speed freaks who race past the property late in the evening and create lots of noise - and make it scary to cross the street during an evening walk 😖

Fabulous location; right by the beach, the monastery and on the edge of woodland. Beautiful walks on the doorstep. Superb on site restaurant serving Michelin Star quality food. Sublime breakfast, freshly prepared to order. Hotel is spotlessly clean. Attentive and friendly staff.

Rooms are a little basic and have a ‘monastic’ feel. Top floor rooms are very dark, only having the smallest of windows letting in very little light. We stayed when the weather was wonderful and we were able to take full advantage of the glorious location and the proximity to local Seasonal activities (beach bars, jet skiing, sailing etc. There are however very limited amenities at the hotel should the weather be not so clement.

Overall ambience was exquisite. It is not often that you can stay in 17-century baroque style lavish monastery complex by Italian architects in the Baltics. The mediaeval guesthouse is converted to a hotel with first floor ceilings at about 5m high. Luxury rooms have big high-standing windows and internal 2nd floor is added inside these rooms to have the bedroom on a terrace. Standard rooms are in the attick with a low corridor leading to to rooms with tiniest windows in the roof. The breakfast was served a la carte and was really delicious.

Really, no complaints. Not sure how the hotel premises suit the disabled persons as there were a few steep wooden staircases with no alternative.

Very cozy and comfortable room. Liked that sleeping area was upstairs. Rooms had names not numbers on it. Beautiful interior. Super helpful staff. Super smooth body wash and lotion gel. Breakfast was amazing. Defenetly will visit again. Location was great. Restaurant defenetly worth visiting. Professional waiters and absolutely tasty food even for children.

Only thing that will come to mind is the extra bed made out of couch, this was okay for a child, but for an adult to sleep in there, way too bumpy ride for a all night.

Nice breakfasts, but we had to ask for everything, we wasn't offered any juice or water, staff wasn't very helpful. Breakfast food was nice, but extra support from staff explaining what includes in the breakfast would have been appreciated. We have stayed in a luxury room, nice room.but we had to be very careful to stay from the bed as ceiling was so low.

It's nice location as we had only booked for one night for stop over. Unfortunately we arrived late afternoon and did not have a chance to visit Monastery.

exceptional & unusual location (17th century monastery) surrounded by pristine pine forest & lake. very comfortable rooms, Michelin restaurant, great service. Nearby is a lake beach + a couple of kids playgrounds. Close to the city (yet you don't feel that) + additional attractions for kids like a superb renovated zoo in Kaunas and deer reserve

beds are a bit stiff

Extraordinary surroundings, beautiful park around, very unusual place. Comfy beds in tiny cell-like rooms. Breakfast a la carte makes an exquisite topping to this cake :)

We did not mind at all, but someone claustrophobic may find the tiny first-floor windows uncomfortable. And the spiral staircase is quite steep. Also - shame the guests are not admitted to the courtyard.

The à la carte breakfast was outstanding, and the room was spacious, offering all the essentials for a comfortable stay.

The hotel's location is somewhat distant from the old town, which isn't necessarily a drawback but something to be aware of. Additionally, the rooms would benefit from a refurbishment. The window was tiny, so the room was a bit dark.

Great six-course dinner at the restaurant with paired wines. We ate here a couple of years ago and had a favorite wine from that meal. This time we enjoyed a different wine from same winery and mentioned our favorite wine from two years ago. The sommelier presented us with a bottle of the wine we enjoyed two years ago as a gift! Also, amazing breakfast!