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Architecture Reborn beauty

Architecture Reborn beauty

Resurrected from the ashes in 1855, this fully renovated structure is at one with the surrounding German-style wooden structures that define the city’s charming Old Town.

The hotel presents the structure’s original facade, which has changed little throughout the ages. The interiors, meanwhile, have been fully recrafted, giving way to spacious rooms and welcoming gathering spots. Here, ancient exposed wooden beams echo the 18th-century, German-style wooden frame buildings that make Klaipeda’s Old Town famous.

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Custom-made elements by local designers, such as marble headboards, authentic brick walls, and artisanal carpets, create elegance with a modern edge, mirroring the city’s distinctive character.

Every room has a unique stone headboard that was selected, cut, and individually crafted according to the room’s size, shape, and light source. Public areas present old local beams and metal inserts found in Klaipeda’s port. The hotel’s color palette mirrors the city’s intense character, which is balanced by romantic and soft details from the past, as well as metal, stone, rough wood, and bricks used liberally throughout in the interiors.