Hotel Klaipeda

Amberton Klaipeda

1 Naujojo Sodo gatve, Klaipeda, 92118, Lithuania

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  • Reviews: 8

4 out of 5 starsUser Rating

Good Experience

The hotel was centrally located in Klaipeda and a good point for day trips to Palanga and Neringa. The walk to the Old Town is about 5 minutes and the walk to the ferry to Neringa is about 10 minutes. The room was modern yet a bit small. An odd feature of the room was a glass wall mural between the room and the bathroom which can possibly make for some awkward moments. The staff was pleasant and professional. The restaurant on the 20th floor is pricy for the portions and the service is not what you would consider friendly. The free breakfast at the downstairs restaurant Livonia was excellent. There is also a night club and a strip club in the same building.

One thing to note – if you leave any money on the nightstand next to the bed, the cleaning staff considers it a tip for cleaning the room

  • Opinion of Price: more expensive than average

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  • Reviews: 5

1 out of 5 starsUser Rating

Not So Glamorous Klaipeda Hotel

I was terribly disappointed in this hotel, especially with it being a so-called “4-star hotel”. The hotel is not located near anything of interest with a moderate view of the water – mostly a shipping yard and some fishing boats on the water leading out to the ocean (which you can only see from far away if looking out the hotel window). The website indicates that parking is available, but does NOT indicate that it is PAID parking. The rooms are decent, but they advertise the air conditioning is available in each room – they really meant that the system blows air into the room. There is not an actual unit that makes the air cold unless you open a window. Needless to say we were very warm during the day and for most of the evening. If you are in the mood for a quiet stay, this is absolutely not the place to choose. You can hear anything and everything to include the ships blowing their horns, the most “intimate” of sounds next door, doors slamming on various floors in the hotel building, cars passing the hotel on the main road, and the people chatting in the streets (which is strange being that we were on the 17th floor). There is also a night club and a strip club in the hotel which invites people to drink and be quite loud and obnoxious.

The room that we stayed in was an average size (double) and is first appealing to the eye as its retro style design is quite unique, however, the carpeting was stained, it smelled like smoke, the Ethernet connection didn’t work, and the coat closet/wardrobe was a bit tiny. Because the hotel is somewhat close to the Baltic Sea, once nightfall sets in, loads of fog consumes the entire area, so nothing can be seen at night from the window. If you happen to have a “sea view” like we did, you can only see it during the day. If it is raining and foggy, you will end up paying for a “sea view” with no view at all.

The customer service was anything but good. We requested assistance with the air conditioning and were told that everything worked just fine. We were denied another room – not because they were booked – but because they simply just didn’t want to do it and did not think it was necessary. We asked for assistance with the poor Internet connection in the room and the reception clerk suggested that we just come down to the lobby on the first floor, in another building, and conduct work online there, like it was no big deal. This was terribly inconvenient especially since we needed internet access to conduct business during our stay.

The hotel advertises that they have "seaside view" rooms available. This hotel is not seaside nor can you see the sea unless you have some pretty good binoculars. The hotel is very tall so that you can the ocean from afar, but the hotel is not within walking distance from any ocean unless you want to tour the fishing boats/barges that dock in the canal closest to the hotel.
I would never recommend visiting Klaipeda. It did not impress me and the people did not seem as friendly as they did while we were in other Lithuanian cities. I guess I am just not a city girl.

  • Opinion of Price: more expensive than average
  • Related to: Aquarium, Museum Visits, Road Trip

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  • Reviews: 310

3 out of 5 starsUser Rating

Great views, strange setting



Unique Quality: Special rooms innthe modern section of the hotel. Good restaurant downstairs.

  • Opinion of Price: about average
  • Related to: Photography, Beer Tasting, Business Travel
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  • Reviews: 23

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The best 4-star in town

The hotel seems to offer a range of rooms from regular, via de luxe, to full appartments. We took a double de luxe, and wasn't disappointed at all. The room was spacious, and had all the basic amenitites, as well as a jaccuzi. All for 104 Euro (this was in July, they offer a 20% discount in the low season).

The top-floor restauarant was great. The hotel staff was friendly and service minded, and quite simply brilliant. All of them. It cost us a little since it's a 4-star hotel, but it was worth every penny!

Unique Quality: There's a pool and a gym in the basement, and there is also a private bathhouse that can be rented. The hotel also has a night club.

The restaurant on the 12th floor offers an unpresedented view of the city and the Neringa.

  • Opinion of Price: about average
  • Related to: Romantic Travel and Honeymoons, Family Travel, Business Travel
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 There's a pool and a gym in the basement, and there is also a private bathhouse that can be rented. The hotel also has a night club.

The restaurant on the 12th floor offers an unpresedented view of the city and the Neringa. 

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