The Grand Hotel Kempinski Vilnius offers 96 rooms and suites
in various categories. The property offers a spacious lobby, fitness center and
spa, event space, and several food/beverage options, including the Telegrafas
restaurant (where we ate breakfast), the adjacent elegant Bar Le Salon, Atelier
Wine Bar, Le Cafe (a mostly take-away lobby shop that offers coffee and
delicious-looking pastries), and a sidewalk Summer Terrace (no longer
operational when we visited). We loved the location of the Grand Hotel
Kempinski Vilnius in Old Town and just across the street from Cathedral Square.
The hotel was located just steps from many shops and restaurants, and an ATM
cash machine was located right around the corner.
At the Grand Hotel Kempinski Vilnius, we reserved a Junior
Suite. Our fifth (top) floor suite offered a spacious living room, with sofa,
two lounge chairs, coffee table, side table, television, desk/chair, and built-in
refreshment/closet unit that held a minibar and coffee service. The separate
bedroom was smaller, with room for a king-size bed and two nightstands, lounge
chair, and a second television. Due to the antique sloped attic ceiling at the
edges of our room, we had to take care when opening the dormer windows (two in
the living room and one in the bedroom), which we did often because they
offered a stunning view of the Vilnius Cathedral. (Note that we could not see
the Cathedral unless we stood in one of the dormers.) The modern bathroom
(accessed through the bedroom) offered a combination bathtub/shower (although
the room description online said that these would be separate, they were not in
our suite), sink, and toilet. Quality toiletries were provided. A welcome gift
of a fruit plate and some cute meringue lollipops was waiting when we arrived
in our room.
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