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Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will take you everywhere
Albert Einstein
About Albert Hotel
Albert Hotel is located in a quiet centre of Riga in the exclusive zone of Art Nouveau architecture close to the famous and beautiful Alberta Street. Lifestyle and ideas of Albert Einstein, scientist and cosmopolite, has inspired us to create interesting and creative design of the hotel.
Albert Hotel has 246 modern and cosy rooms divided into three categories – Standard, Family and Executive. Each room is equipped with air conditioning, television with cable channels, telephone, free access to WiFi Internet, hairdryer, radio and a minibar.
After a long day at work in three fully equipped event rooms – Light, Time and Space - or breathtaking walk in Old Town guests can enjoy international cuisine at Bestsellers restaurant on the first floor or have relaxing cocktail at Star Lounge bar with terrace with an amazing view over Riga.
To make our guests feel comfortable we kindly offer following additional services – porters, lobby bar, currency exchange, laundry and wakeup services, safe-deposit at the reception desk and many more.
What our guests say about Albert Hotel:
The views from the bar over Riga where breath taking... (Steve)
The breakfast was best in Europe! (Artos Meros)
When we were there it was extremely cold but with the help of the friendly staff and hearty breakfasts we were able still to enjoy the delights of Riga. (Liam Cortinias)
It is the ideal position to reach all of Riga. (Paul Fisher)
About Riga
Riga has hundreds of ways for enticing visitors – its rich history, architecture, spacious gardens and parks, museums, art galleries and world-class opera... and daily treats like a walk in the enormous colorful central market or going to a cosy café, club or pub...
Riga is best known for its architectural legacy. The Old Town has preserved a glorious range of old, older and very old buildings; the 'Old Riga' is listed in UNESCO's prestigious World Heritage List, and is made up of buildings from the Middle Ages and subsequent periods of Swedish, Polish, Russian and German influence.
During the Middle Ages Rīga was a mighty seaport, the largest
city in the Swedish Empire during the 17th century, a leading port for the Russian Empire in the 18th and 19th centuries, and a powerhouse centre for commerce and trade in the entire region.
By the late 19th century, most of the original fortification walls had been pulled down and the city centre quickly expanded. As a result, another marvellous architectural style enjoyed a golden age for which Riga is now famous - Art Nouveau.
Must See Sights of Riga
- Dome Cathedral
- St. Peter's Church
- The Cat's House
- Three Brothers
- The Powder Tower
- The House of Blackheads
- Riga Castle
- Elizabetes and Alberta streets
- The Central Market
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