Runmis — Hotel in Vilnius

Booked in advance: upon arrival - paid in Euro: no receipt at the reception; room #8: no hot water, no fridge, no shampoo, no soap, 1 small towel, malfunctioning TV remote control, window in the bathroom - directly opposite (to 1 micron) a private house 20 m away: excellent viewing position (almost a movie where a teenager admires a naked girl until somebody kills her). That can't happen in this lousy place, anyway, who would be smart enough to wait 10 min (!) before water becomes hot.||||The receptionist guided me to the kitchen, instructed to pour tap water into a kettle and make a cup of coffee by pouring hot water over cheap ground coffee. Asked about water safety in that area, she told me it depended, so I'd better go a shop to buy me some bottled water, just in case. Then she politely advised I wash the cup. I obeyed as I wanted to know when this idiot movie would end. So I drank my coffee standing in the corner: the table was covered with dirty dishes and leftovers.||||The TV had 2 musical channels (one showing 24/7 such silly Polish songs that I almost felt it was an amateur show in a village) + several channels in Lithuanian + 1 in Russian (from Prague).||||The receptionist showed me that one had to wait 5-10 minutes until water gets hot: there was a half-empty bottle with something that suspiciously looked and smelled like my kitchen lemon-scented dishwashing liquid. Probably, meant for guests who are supposed to wash cups in this strange place's kitchen.||||The next day the receptionist told me that if I came and found the front door closed, I'd have to go to the parking lot across the street - the key might be there.||||Of all three days I spent there - the towels were changed once (same with the waste basket). The bed is just terrible. The room brought me back to 1980s - exactly a far-away place for Soviet engineers to enjoy. ||||In general, it's a shame to find such a lousy hostel in such a good city. ||Stay away at all costs - we have to teach the...

I stayed here for two nights in a double room, booked for a single person. The hotel from the outside looks modern, and inside is a bit basic, but is very much what can be expected of economy accomodation. ||||The hotel is about 400 meters from the main rail station via a foot bridge over the tracks. In this regard it is convenient if able-bodied, but requires negotiating multiple stairs if disabled (so taxi or other transport might be needed).|| ||There seemed at first to be a slight musty smell to the room, but this soon passed, and was not noticed again on any returns to the room. The furniture seemed very much scandinavian flat pack, but the room was comfortable. The room was clean, and the shower good. The bathroom tap water was very cloudy, but cleared if let to set. There was however a water cooler in the reception area.||||The sleep quality was good, and the mattress firm. ||||The staff's English is very limited, but they tried to be helpful.||||Overall it is an average hotel, or a very good...

It's really good hotel for a person who doesn't require too much. ||Staff is competent and nice.||Rooms with batgrooms are clean.||Hotel is located close to train station, but ithere is no noise from the passing trains.||There are shops (Maxima) in this area.||The old town is located on the other side of the tracks.||Rasos Cemetery is also closed to the hotel (about 10 minut...