This was a beautiful apartment in an amazing area walking to the beach the wood architecture was incredible. Staff was helpful the apartment was super cozy

This was a beautiful apartment in an amazing area walking to the beach the wood architecture was incredible. Staff was helpful the apartment was super cozy

My husband and I had spent a very special week in Jūrmala at the Aparthotel Wooden Villa and thoroughly enjoyed the accommodations, staff and proximity to the downtown Jūrmala/beach area. Our apartment was clean and had everything we needed to be comfortable for our week there. Would highly recommend staying at the Wooden Villa, especially for a longer stay.

My husband and I had spent a very special week in Jūrmala at the Aparthotel Wooden Villa and thoroughly enjoyed the accommodations, staff and proximity to the downtown Jūrmala/beach area. Our apartment was clean and had everything we needed to be comfortable for our week there. Would highly recommend staying at the Wooden Villa, especially for a longer stay.

Great pl;ace to stay - spacious, well-equipped and right next to the sea and Jomas Street.

I spent a Winter break at the Aparthotel Wooden Villa, so I can't speak for what it's like in Summer. But for my needs, it was perfect. Located in a leafy, mostly residential area but within easy access to touristy Jomas Street and the famous beach. The building is a lovingly restored 19th century beauty. English and Russian instructions and communication is readily available, which I greatly appreciated. I stayed in the one-bedroom apartment. Room was large, clean and spacious, with lots of work space. Couldn't work the coffee maker, and the mattress was so soft it threw me out of bed twice, but those are my only complaints. It is an apartment-style motel. For meals, one must cook for oneself, arrange to have meals delivered, or venture out to the many restaurant choices of Dzintari and Majori. There is also not a 24/7 attendant. Neither of these are problems. I would happily have stayed a full week at the Wooden Villa, and I hope to return.

I spent a Winter break at the Aparthotel Wooden Villa, so I can't speak for what it's like in Summer. But for my needs, it was perfect. Located in a leafy, mostly residential area but within easy access to touristy Jomas Street and the famous beach. The building is a lovingly restored 19th century beauty. English and Russian instructions and communication is readily available, which I greatly appreciated. I stayed in the one-bedroom apartment. Room was large, clean and spacious, with lots of work space. Couldn't work the coffee maker, and the mattress was so soft it threw me out of bed twice, but those are my only complaints. It is an apartment-style motel. For meals, one must cook for oneself, arrange to have meals delivered, or venture out to the many restaurant choices of Dzintari and Majori. There is also not a 24/7 attendant. Neither of these are problems. I would happily have stayed a full week at the Wooden Villa, and I hope to return.

Everything was great.