I stayed here for 4 nights. The room was huge with a refrigerator and freezer in the room -- great for freezing my bottled water for the day. The room also had a dressing room area and full bath with claw tooth tub and hand-held shower. To cap things off, the room had a balcony overlooking the quiet side street. The room rate is very reasonable.

No one in the hotel speaks English. So it might be helpful to take a phrase-book though you could probably get by without one since the very friendly desk clerk will go out of her way to figure out what you want or need. But if you want something out of the ordinary at breakfast, like a poached egg, forget it. You will get an omelette, all kinds of breads and baked goods, smoked and cooked meats, jellies, cheeses, yogurt, cereal, etc. The coffee will be made the usual way in Lithuanian: put the grounds in the cup, pour hot water over them, serve. Be sure to stir the coffee and the grounds will settle to the bottom of the cup. The large breakfast is included.

The hotel has a very small indoor swimming pool, sauna, and nice seating area under umbrellas outdoors. Parking is either in the lot in back or in a space on the street in front. The building is only two stories tall. A large glass jar of drinking water is available on each floor.

Internet access is free via a broadband connection at a little desk just off the lobby.

The place is off the beaten path at the north end of town, very quiet and comfortable. This red-sided and shingled facility is one of a couple of other Galia facilities. It has a kind of town at one corder. There is a web site for the hotel.