Radisson Blu Hotel Lietuva, Vilnius
A top-floor view above the Old Town rooftops
About this hotel
A five-minute walk from the National Gallery of Art and four minutes from Europos aikštė, Radisson Blu Hotel Lietuva pairs a genuinely full-service stay with a top-floor bar that gives adults a proper view over the city once the kids are settled for the evening. Breakfast comes included, which matters on a water park trip when nobody wants to plan the first meal of the day, and the airport shuttle takes one logistical headache off arrival day with young children and a car full of swim gear. The international restaurant handles fussier eaters better than a single-cuisine menu would, and the fitness center gives a parent a way to move on the days the pools are the kids' whole agenda rather than a shared family activity.
- Breakfast included
- Top-floor bar
- Airport shuttle
- Fitness center
Our take
This suits a family wanting a full-service, dependable base with breakfast included and an airport shuttle to smooth arrival day, plus a proper view from the top-floor bar for the adults once the kids are down. It is a solid, central choice rather than a boutique one, better suited to families who value reliability over character.
- ✓Book the airport shuttle in advance rather than assuming a walk-up slot, especially arriving with a full family's luggage.
- ✓Use the top-floor bar after the kids are settled for the one adult-only hour of the day worth planning around.
- ✓Confirm breakfast timing against your planned water park arrival, since an early slot matters more here than on a city-only stay.
Why we love it
- Top-floor bar above the rooftops
- Breakfast included as standard
- Airport shuttle smooths arrival day
- International restaurant menu
Why guests love itThe top-floor bar is the genuine highlight here for the adults: a proper view over the rooftops once the kids are asleep, which felt like a real reward after a full day of slides rather than a forced amenity. Breakfast included and the airport shuttle both removed decisions on the two days that mattered most, arrival and the first pool morning, and the international restaurant menu meant nobody spent a night arguing over where to eat with tired kids in tow.