Kriaunų bendruomenės Svečių namai

“Improponibile”

The idea of repurposing an unused building is good. The experience was terrible, here’s why: 1) Even though we booked and paid for a room with a private bathroom, we had to share the bathroom and showers with other guests. 2) The bathrooms and showers were shabby and dirty. 3) The communal kitchen equipment consisted of two rusty microwaves without knobs, unpresentable and unusable, plus two barely decent kettles. 4) The pillows needed a wash. 5) The massage chair didn’t work. In short, everything described in the listing turned out far from reality. PS, if you want to contact the host, we recommend taking a Lithuanian course.

Alessandra·Há um ano

We didn’t get breakfast. There was a lack of cleanliness. The dishes were in the hallway. The showers were dirty.

Juozas·Há um ano

“Meie jaoks oli hea ööbimisvõimalus.”

The location is in a beautiful landscape. Although the lakes near Kriaunas don’t shine, this lake‑border landscape is special because the community people have decorated the old school building where children studied ten years ago. On the ground floor, the old school cafeteria still runs a kitchen that served very tasty (and sufficient) breakfasts. If desired, there was the option to buy local souvenirs or natural honey. The room had a small cupboard on the wall with the Wi‑Fi network name and password, but the network was so weak in our room that it was barely visible, and the password written was wrong for that network. However, mobile coverage was sufficient and mobile internet worked through the phone.

Raivo·Há um ano

Rami is a safe place for a single guest, comfortable bed, clean room, the shared bathroom has a microwave, fridge, kettle, dishes. The showers could use a hook because there is nowhere to hang a towel.

Rasa·Há um ano

“Puiku susirasti mažoje gyvenvietėje galimybę apsistoti.”

The building used to house a school three years ago, and it’s nice that the community now keeps it alive by running a guest house there. The surroundings are similar to the school’s, and while the house might be too big or too small for a cozy home, it suits a traveler’s needs. The air inside is stale, but you can open the windows and breathe in the endless beauty of the area until you’re full. The furnishings could be better and more natural, but the low price of the stay justifies that. I’d like to point out the friendly community member Rita who greets guests anytime, and the corner table at the corridor’s end where you can leave a tip and pick up a glass of honey or a handmade wax candle among the souvenirs and brochures about Kriaunas.

Lileikienė·Há um ano