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Rixwell Terrace Design Hotel

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The 4-star Rixwell Terrace Design Hotel is located in the heart of Art Nouveau Riga Embassy District, also known as “the quiet centre” of the city, 10 minutes’ walk from the Old Town and Riga Arena. Hotel offers free WiFi in all rooms and common area.

Each air-conditioned room is individually designed in the Art Deco style and features cable TV, a minibar and a modern bathroom with a bath or a shower, as well as free toiletries and a hairdryer.

The Rixwell Terrace Design Hotel offers 6 private parking places that are available at an extra charge. Front desk staff is available 24 hours a day and can assist with luggage storage, tourist information or arrange for a taxi and tickets.

A varied buffet breakfast is served every day. A lobby bar located at the reception is available for guests disposal. Centre is a great choice for travellers interested in restaurants, food and architecture.This is our guests’ favourite part of Rīga, according to independent reviews.

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    1. Malcolm Conby

      e booked a 3 day Berlin- 3 day Riga holiday through the Daily Mail. The holiday was arranged by Broadway Travel/ Travel Interaction who advised that they were an intermediary for Miki Travel.

      Our Berlin stay was excellent the Hotel Berlin Mark which was was very good. On Saturday 23/3/19 we transferred to the Rixwell Terrace Design Hotel in Riga listed as 4 star luxury hotel 10 mins walk from Riga Old Town.

      On arrival at the hotel the receptionist was polite but appeared disinterested and at times I felt she was unhelpful. The first statement she made was “you must not forget to pay for the airport taxi they had arranged”. The lift is a small 2 person lift whereby it is only possible for 1 person to use with 1 piece of luggage at a time. The Bar is an small basement area adjacent to the reception desk whereby the majority of drinks are stacked in an upright refrigerated drinks cabinet opposite the reception desk. The receptionist advised that we should use our minibar in our room. We were not allowed 2 key cards to the room door as ‘”it is not allowed”.

      The breakfast restaurant is in an adjacent building.

      Our room was on the 3rd floor and can be described in part as spacious, although the bed was hard up against the wall meaning that whichever of us slept on that side would literally have to climb over the second person. The room was cold even though it had a hot water radiator which was inadequate for the size of the room, and whilst the hotel advertises ‘air conditioning’ which I wanted to used the ‘heat pump’ to supplement the heat in cold room I was empathically told ‘no’ as the air conditioning was only allowed in the summer. There is a kettle in the room but now having been told the reason why there was no other tea or coffee making facilities is our room was that our room was an ‘economy’ room. Economy and 4 star luxury do not normally go together. Tea bags are available from the reception at 1 euros a bag but you cannot get any milk or sugar I was advised to go to a local shop. Not a major issue but the TV remote control did not work although the receptionist told me that I needed to hold down the ‘on’ button longer. This hotel is not a 10 minute walk to the Old Town and having decided after 2.5 hours this hotel was not what we were expecting and certainly did not live up to its advertisement. We left the hotel and booked us into another on nearer to Riga Old Town.

      Broadway Travel made it crystal clear that they are only an intermediary and that I should have contacted them at the time and not afterwards as per their contract and Miki have offered £56.59 as a goodwill gesture. There are 2 sides to every story and this one is mine, I will leave you to make your own judgement if you are looking at this hotel as a venue..

      2 years ago

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    1. Malcolm Conby

      e booked a 3 day Berlin- 3 day Riga holiday through the Daily Mail. The holiday was arranged by Broadway Travel/ Travel Interaction who advised that they were an intermediary for Miki Travel.

      Our Berlin stay was excellent the Hotel Berlin Mark which was was very good. On Saturday 23/3/19 we transferred to the Rixwell Terrace Design Hotel in Riga listed as 4 star luxury hotel 10 mins walk from Riga Old Town.

      On arrival at the hotel the receptionist was polite but appeared disinterested and at times I felt she was unhelpful. The first statement she made was “you must not forget to pay for the airport taxi they had arranged”. The lift is a small 2 person lift whereby it is only possible for 1 person to use with 1 piece of luggage at a time. The Bar is an small basement area adjacent to the reception desk whereby the majority of drinks are stacked in an upright refrigerated drinks cabinet opposite the reception desk. The receptionist advised that we should use our minibar in our room. We were not allowed 2 key cards to the room door as ‘”it is not allowed”.

      The breakfast restaurant is in an adjacent building.

      Our room was on the 3rd floor and can be described in part as spacious, although the bed was hard up against the wall meaning that whichever of us slept on that side would literally have to climb over the second person. The room was cold even though it had a hot water radiator which was inadequate for the size of the room, and whilst the hotel advertises ‘air conditioning’ which I wanted to used the ‘heat pump’ to supplement the heat in cold room I was empathically told ‘no’ as the air conditioning was only allowed in the summer. There is a kettle in the room but now having been told the reason why there was no other tea or coffee making facilities is our room was that our room was an ‘economy’ room. Economy and 4 star luxury do not normally go together. Tea bags are available from the reception at 1 euros a bag but you cannot get any milk or sugar I was advised to go to a local shop. Not a major issue but the TV remote control did not work although the receptionist told me that I needed to hold down the ‘on’ button longer. This hotel is not a 10 minute walk to the Old Town and having decided after 2.5 hours this hotel was not what we were expecting and certainly did not live up to its advertisement. We left the hotel and booked us into another on nearer to Riga Old Town.

      Broadway Travel made it crystal clear that they are only an intermediary and that I should have contacted them at the time and not afterwards as per their contract and Miki have offered £56.59 as a goodwill gesture. There are 2 sides to every story and this one is mine, I will leave you to make your own judgement if you are looking at this hotel as a venue..

      2 years ago

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