Promenade Hotel Liepaja

Veca Ostmala 40, LV- 3401, Liepaja, Latvia

+371 63488288
+371 27840020

info@promenadehotel.lv
www.promenadehotel.lv/en

Business
A well-equipped business centre is available in the hotel - free-of-charge wireless Internet, premises for conferences and meetings, a menu for business meals at the restaurant, free parking with video surveillance, as well as transfer services.
 
Being located in the very centre of Liepaja, the hotel will ensure the possibility of conveniently reaching any site in the city. If you need to travel outside Liepaja, public transportation is located at a distance of just 100 m.

Individual
Ancient romantic and cosy hotel rooms will allow enjoying you to truly rest and unwind, showing a beautiful view of the Liepaja promenade and port.
 
The hotel "Piano" restaurant will provide a leisurely atmosphere in an elegant environment with meals suitable for true gourmets.
 
The hotel is located in the very heart of the old town - near the favourite recreational sites and at a walking distance of only 15 minutes from the beautiful white sandy beach and the park.

History
Liepāja - a city with centuries worth of rich history. After being polished by the harsh winds of Courland and the white sand of the beaches for almost nine hundred years, the city still has preserved the unique charm of the old Līva village. "Promenade Hotel" is also a part of the old history of this city of maritime fishermen, sailors and travellers.

The history of the port vicinity reaches back to the beginning of the 18th century when two wealthy German traders - Lorenz Joachim Huecke and Anton Witte - organised extensive ship traffic waiting for the ships filled with goods from far away and exotic lands. The goods received - fabric, cereal and salt - were stored by the German traders in the large port spīķeris warehouse built from the dark red brick which has now become "Promenade Hotel".

Due to their contribution to the city, Huecke and Witte have written their names in the history of Liepaja not only as rich traders but also as benefactors and philanthropists who supported the development of the seaside city. A century and a half after the time of Huecke and Witte, the port spīķeris building served as a warehouse for the goods brought by the traders.

In 2007, the old spīķeris neighbourhood experienced its rebirth to greet the city guests from near and far, appearing in a new image. Now the port spīķeris built in the 18th century has turned into a hotel with a modern design, an elegant restaurant and an art gallery. "Promenade Hotel" is not only a hotel - it is a story about travelling far away which the dark red bricks, ancient wooden beams and floorboards continue to tell. Looking through the hotel windows, the ships at the waterfront of the port continue the old story about world travel which will always end with a journey home.