Vilnius

Forgo Baltic minimalism for rich English-style comfort with opulently designed rooms themed around famous writers. — Fodor's

This restored hotel dating from the 16th century has spacious, well-appointed rooms and an unbeatable location in Old Town. — Fodor's

Tucked down a picture-postcard cobbled street in the old Jewish quarter, it offers luxurious rooms in a 17th-century building with an abundance of charm. — Lonely Planet

Staying at luxurious Pacai, in a restored 17th-century palace, you snooze beneath the same timber beams as past nobles. — Lonely Planet

Positively unique and immensely popular, this guesthouse-within-a-monastery captures the soul of Vilnius without capturing too much of your hard-earned cash. — Lonely Planet

Converted town house on a quiet Old Town street offering a range of rooms, most with en-suite bath, TV and hardwood floors. — Rough Guide

Filaretai occupies a quaint old villa...institutional dorms are four-to eight-bedded; linen is provided and there's a communal kitchen and washing machine — Lonely Planet

This clean, well-run, centrally located hostel is justifiably popular among backpackers. — Lonely Planet

With a fantastic location close to the Gates of Dawn, Europa Royale Vilnius is a tastefully designed four-star hotel with innovatory facilities such as in-room spas. — DK Eyewitness

This family-run guest house offers unpretentious, spacious rooms spruced up with personal touches. — DK Eyewitness

Comprising a trio of neat, bright bunkbed dorms, one spacious double, and a brace of self-catering apartments, this hostel combines a central location with a laid-back vibe. — Rough Guide

Hospitality began here in the late 18th century, when heritage-listed Dvaras Manor offered five guest rooms and an ale shop. — Lonely Planet

This former printing house now houses one of the more charismatic high-end hotels in town. — Lonely Planet

This tiny hotel is essentially an intimate guest house with an unbeatable location amid the spires of the Old Town. — DK Eyewitness