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ABOUT US
Boutique-style hotel in the center of the Old Town. Famous for its gorgeous interior, romantic and historical style, and kind personnel.
There are 47cozy rooms of various design. Every convenience – a bath or a shower, TV, WIFI, a phone, a mini-bar, a safe, heated floors in the bathroom and other extras.
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
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FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT
Book theater and concert tickets.
A competent guide will show you the historical sites in Riga.
On a sunny day or under starry skies at night, enjoy the hotel's roof terrace and, listening to a quiet music, look at the unforgettable roofs and towers of the Old Riga and see the other bank of Daugava River from the height of 5th floor.
RESTAURANT
The restaurant "Gutenbergs terase" is located on the small cobbled Mūku street, on the 5th floor of the boutique hotel "Gutenbergs". The Solim family has been running the historic building for almost 30 years, but the restaurant itself on the roof of the building has been operating for more than 15 years, and after reconstruction in 2016, we are the only ones in Riga who offer to enjoy the magic of the towers of Old Riga in the glass restaurant all year round. In the winter season, the fireplace hall has up to 40 seats, and in the summer we provide 80-90 seats for our guests.
HISTORY OF THE HOTEL
The buildings of the hotel were built in the XVI and XIX centuries for needs of a printing-house. Since then Johannes Gutenberg – the well-known patrician of Mainz, inventor of the polygraph in 1550 – is the patron of these buildings; his bas-relief bedecks the gorgeous facade of the buildings. In 2001, when the hotel was opened, Johannes Gutenbergs kindly agreed to be also the patron of the hotel.
Accommodating at the Gutenbergs you are definitely being in Riga! Everything here – the paintings, engravings, antique fancy articles, old books in the guest rooms and the corridors – is like a story about the history of Riga. In the 1st floors hall – beautiful copies of the famous Gutenberg Bible and the ancient times printing engravings, books; in the 2nd floors hall – landscapes from 17th century Latvia and Riga, and on the 3rd floor – original paintings of Latvian painters and a portrait-story about Latvian intelligentsia.
