Shakespeare Boutique Hotel Vilnius
A rooftop terrace and a library two steps from the church
About this hotel
Two minutes from St. Anne's Church and seven minutes from Užupio st., Shakespeare Boutique Hotel Vilnius brings a genuinely literary, boutique register to a water park trip: an on-site library gives adults a quiet corner after the kids are down, and the rooftop terrace offers a proper evening view over Old Town. The bar and restaurant cover meals without leaving the building, and pet-friendly rooms mean the trip does not require boarding the dog. The airport shuttle smooths arrival day, and full-service laundry keeps ahead of the wet-swimwear pileup across a multi-night stay, though parking and breakfast remain paid extras here. That mix of rooftop terrace with old town views is the kind of detail that matters more on day three of a water park trip than it does on a single overnight stop.
- Rooftop terrace
- Library
- Restaurant and bar
- Airport shuttle
Our take
This suits a family wanting a genuinely boutique, characterful stay over a standard chain hotel, with a rooftop terrace and library as real, distinctive extras. It is a strong pick for parents who want their own quiet corner of the hotel once the kids are settled for the night. The trade-offs here suit boutique character seekers more than families chasing a full-service five-star experience instead.
- ✓Use the rooftop terrace for an evening drink once the kids are down, rather than treating it as a daytime-only feature.
- ✓Borrow a book from the on-site library for a rare quiet hour during an otherwise activity-packed water park trip.
- ✓Book the airport shuttle ahead of arrival to simplify the first, most logistically demanding day of the stay.
Why we love it
- Rooftop terrace with Old Town views
- On-site library
- Boutique, literary character
- Pet-friendly
Why guests love itThe rooftop terrace became our regular end-of-day spot, a proper view over Old Town once the kids were finally asleep after a full water park day. The on-site library gave one quiet, unexpected hour mid-trip that felt like a genuine break from the noise and energy of the pools, and being two minutes from St. Anne's Church made the boutique setting feel like part of the city rather than separate from it.