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On the small tip of land reaching into the Baltic Sea from Latvia, the town of Talsi is home to the Hotel Talsi. Although centrally located, the hotel fronts the shores of large lake Vilkumuiza and its green surroundings in the middle of the town. Drive 40 kilometres and reach the beach of the Gulf of Riga where you can try your luck looking for amber. The capital Riga is situated at a distance of 110 kilometres from the hotel.
The individually designed rooms are furnished in regional taste and offer modern amenities. Savour a good breakfast in the morning and start in your day. Furthermore, the restaurant serves meals in the evening.
The hotel offers free parking, two conference halls as well as banqueting facilities with a fire place and an awesame view on the lake.
Total number of guest rooms: 56
subdivided into: 6 SGL | 40 DBL | 4 Suites
The 3-star hotel offers 56 comfortable guest rooms with Bathroom with bathtub, air conditioning and Windows for opening.
Total number of apartments : 0
The 3-star hotel offers comfortable apartments with fridge.
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Arriving by car
Riga – Talsi by car: Take Riga - Ventspils highway A10, E22. 80 km from Riga take bypass on the right after the Hotel Talsi advertisement sign, Than take P120 towards Talsi, than take exit 5 to P125, then turn right on the traffic light and left on the next traffic light and in 300 m take right on Kareivju street. Hotel is in front of you.
Arriving by public transportation
Take a bus from Riga Bus Station to Talsi till Talsi Bus Station. Get out at Talsi Bus Station, than take Jaun street – 81m, than turn left on Baptistu street – 100m, than turn right on Krisjana Valdemara street – 91m, than turn left on Kareivju street and the hotel is in front of you.
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