Burbiskio dvaras

The restaurant was closed on Saturday, so no breakfast in the morning ☹️

A beautiful, authentic historic manor with a luxurious atmosphere. The administrator Smilte was exceptionally warm, kind, and welcoming throughout our entire stay.

Everything was great— nothing to complain about.

At the very entrance you are immersed into a world of magic, and class, and history - as in "The remains of the day" or "Downton Abbey" The most exquisite selections of wallpaper, draperies, furniture, walls lined with fine art and rooms filled with exquisite vintage collections - you are a butler short of royal treatment. The most amazing staff make you feel like you've come home from a long trip. Just in case you happen to be the only guest of the house on that night, you have the company of an audio guide to tell you all about this wonderful place while wondering this museum-manor-hotel on your own. And, a cherry on top - a friendly ghost - a talking parrot to muse you with her "Labas!"

Burbiškio Dvaras do not have a restaurant, so there is no food at the location. Rooms are equipped with a mini fridge and water kettle, a selection of tea and coffee. To recompense, there are several wonderful restaurants only minutes away - it is a worthy exchange for this memorable stay. The staff very kindly suggested a list of dining options and made reservations for us. The house has very thick old walls, so Wi-Fi was not running smoothly in our room, you had to go fishing for a signal. They have several modems through the place though, you can cozy up with your laptop in any of the wonderful spaces on the ground floor - of those there is an abundance.

Unikali patirtis, autentiškai atkurtas dvaras. Smagu, kad galima laisvai lankytis visose erdvėse. Itin patiko vakaras cigarų kamabaryje.

Jaučiasi kažkoks “taupymo rėžimas”. Pusryčiai trunka tarp 10-11, bet atėjus 10:15 jau beveik nieko nebuvo ir personalas nesiruošė papildyti. Paprašiuos kažko pavalgyti, buvo pasiūlytos tik dešrelės ir sūris. Vanduo vos šiltas. Turėjome vonią, bet negalėjome ja pasinaudoti, nors ir duše mebuvo malonu praustis.