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Boutique hotels. And great places nearby

We help you find the best boutique hotels in Vidzeme. We guide you to cool design hotels, hip and trendy hotels and small five-star luxury hotels. These hotels might often be so unique and romantic that you do not want to leave your room. But still - you should! Therefore, we also help hotels guide you to the greatest places nearby - be it coffeeshops, restaurants or museums.

Here are some recommended places near boutique hotels in Vidzeme:

  • T/C "Origo"

    Origo is the big, central shopping centre that sits literally on top of Riga Central Station – it’s the “train/bus hub + mall + offices” combo you’re always walking through.

    From Hotel Bergs Suites' guide.

  • Street Fries Kitchen

    Street Fries Kitchen is a very solid comfort-food / brunch / fries & burgers place with a Flemish twist, right in central Riga. Concept specialises in classic Flemish fast-casual food: pancakes, waffles and proper fries done to Dutch & Belgian recipes, plus breakfasts, burgers and warm bean-based salads. Interiors are modern and playful – colourful furniture, tiles, casual seating; works for brunch, hangover food, or an easy dinner with friends.

    From A22 Hotel's guide.

  • Hanzas perons

    Hanzas Perons is a large, contemporary event and culture venue in Riga, created inside a restored historic railway warehouse. Hosts concerts, festivals, theatre, conferences, corporate evenings and closed events; recent and upcoming listings range from international bands to tech/culture conferences.

    From A22 Hotel's guide.

  • GONGU

    GŌNGU is one of the most interesting new openings in Riga right now – a Japanese–Peruvian (Izakaya Nikkei) restaurant and cocktail bar in the Old Town / riverfront area. Set in a three-level historic building with interconnected, super-stylish spaces: antique brick, hand-painted murals, a rusty-chic spiral staircase, and views towards the river.

    From Neiburgs Hotel's guide.

  • GONGU

    GŌNGU is one of the most interesting new openings in Riga right now – a Japanese–Peruvian (Izakaya Nikkei) restaurant and cocktail bar in the Old Town / riverfront area. Set in a three-level historic building with interconnected, super-stylish spaces: antique brick, hand-painted murals, a rusty-chic spiral staircase and views towards the river.

    From Dome Hotel's guide.

  • Garāža

    GARĀŽA is a lively bar–restaurant in Old Riga (Vecrīga) – think generous food, big portions, cocktails and a casual, slightly rock-ish atmosphere. Officially “Bar/restaurant Garāža”, they position themselves as an unusual hangout with good food, “crazy” cocktails and a cosy, informal feel. The menu is much more than snacks – it’s a full restaurant card with Latvian and European comfort food.

    From Dome Hotel's guide.

  • Folkklubs Ala Pagrabs

    Folkklubs Ala Pagrabs is basically Latvian culture in a cellar: a beer hall, a folk club, and a restaurant under 13th-century vaults in Old Riga. Widest selection of Latvian beer on tap in the city: around 27–30 local draughts plus ciders, local wines and their own flavoured moonshine (šmakovka). The kitchen serves modern-traditional Latvian dishes, including grey peas, pork, stews, dumplings, soups, and large sharing plates – hearty, not delicate.

    From Dome Hotel's guide.

  • "Gutenbergs" Hotel Roof Terrace reastaurant

    Gutenbergs Restaurant is the rooftop restaurant of Hotel Gutenbergs in Old Riga – basically outstanding view + classic, grill-focused food. Famous for one of the best panoramic views of Old Riga – Dome Cathedral, red tile roofs, river, and towers. Glass walls, a sliding roof and heaters/fireplace mean it works year-round: open terrace feel in summer; enclosed “winter garden” vibe in cold months.

    From Dome Hotel's guide.

  • Mulberry

    Mulberry is a stylish bakery–café and breakfast spot in central Riga, somewhere between a patisserie, a brunch place, and a neighbourhood living room. Interior is bright, modern, and quite “Instagram-ready”, but the atmosphere is still relaxed and family-friendly rather than hyper-trendy. It’s explicitly kids- and pet-friendly. Great if you want a pretty breakfast or brunch, good pastry, and a calm place to sit, or if you need a reliable cake source for birthdays and small events.

    From A22 Hotel's guide.

  • Cafe Mimosa

    Cafe Mimosa is a design-y all-day breakfast spot in Riga’s Art Nouveau district – very “weekend brunch but on a Tuesday”. Designed by The Catch Family (the same team behind other stylish Riga spots), with around 118 m² of space. Expect a clean, contemporary look that fits the Art Nouveau neighborhood without being old-fashioned. The menu is quite short but deliberately curated: think elevated eggs, pancakes, sandwiches, bowls, and a few sweet plates rather than a huge “book” of options.

    From A22 Hotel's guide.