Turnė
About Turnė
This hotel in central Šiauliai is just 0.6 mi from Šiauliai Station. All of its rooms feature satellite TV, a mini bar and a private bathroom. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms. At Turnė you will find a 24-hour front desk. Other facilities offered at the property include meeting facilities and a tour desk. Free parking is available on site.
Amenities
- Meeting space
- On-site dining
- Bar / lounge
- Express check-in / check-out
- Smoke-free property
- In-room safe
Reviews
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Amenities are quite outdated.
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Good location, nice complementary breakfast.
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Price to quality was top. Private parking, quiet location with 5 mins walk to the pedestrian street.
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Quite No mini bar
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Breakfast was great, location was close to restaurants and pedestrian street and the train station.
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Older hotel with old photos of the area in the hallways. One bedroom apartment had two nice leather couches and table and chairs, and nice touches like pot plants. The nice lady at reception let us check in a little early and breakfast had a nice range. Conveniently in walking distance of the railway station. Good value for money. All door frames had a raised piece of wood on the floor, so you had to make sure you didn’t trip.
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Exceptional
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Superb
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Exceptional
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It was perfect for a night, as I passed through the town on trains and my bicycle. I liked it all.
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Great location. Quiet place
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The hotel is very close to the city centre and bus, train stations There were only two sockets in the room in inconvenient places and no office desk to sit at
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Exceptional
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Exceptional
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Very good
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Very basic room, but clean and comfortable enough. Central location, good car parking in the yard. Polite and helpful staff. Basic breakfast. Right place for short stay
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Exceptional
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Pleasant
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It was reasonably priced and has a large, free parking lot. We didn’t know the place was under construction until we arrived. We drove past the hotel twice because it was covered with scaffolding and canvas, and in order to get in the door we had to walk through the construction zone. A heads up would have been nice, or a complimentary breakfast, or something to apologize for the mess, and to acknowledge that this was not what we signed up for.