This is an overlap facility for the main resort, situated some ways away from the central resort (driving or a shuttle is necessary). Egles Villa provides for all the basic necessities - a bed, a restaurant and a very decent breakfast. No major attractions in the surrounding village.

Brekfast was assome, however if I have to stay longer, it can be challenging to choose from.

I couldn`t understand that is two different areas from webpage EGLE and SIlene. Without a car, no chance to be there.

It does at least offer some decent accommodation in a region that is short on better-quality offerings, but this is a slightly strange place, with the bulk of the roooms some 5 km away from the 'resort' part by the lakeside. The staff are friendly and helpful. The breakfast is good - and even more so if you take it at the lakeside restaurant. The wine list at the lakeside restaurant is excellent - whoever put it together knew what they were doing, and the atmosphere there is enjoyably grown up (mellow jazz from the speakers instead of annoying pop). One good thing about the accommodation being in the village - a short walk away, across the school playing field is an excellent public swimming spot in the lake. In fact it is better than the swimming spot at the private resort. Daugavpils and Krāslava both make excellent day trips from here and the forests are good for mushrooming and berry picking.

The on-site Italian restaurant was closed for the first two days of our stay giving us basically no choice but to eat at the expensive resort restaurant. It was only when we were actually on the way to the hotel that we were told the on site restaurant would be closed. We had a very mixed experience at the restaurant - the food was good but the first night we had to wait more than an hour for a very simple selection of dishes: Caesar salad, Soup of the day and two children's portions of pasta. Clearly the waitress forgot to place our order. When I asked what was happening it arrived quickly but had obviously been done in a hurry (the chicken in the Caesar salad was undercooked). In fairness the more senior waiting staff did apologise and give us complimentary dessert, which in fact turned out to be the best part of the meal. The second time we went there we had no problems and an excellent meal, probably because the head waiter took care of us and extra effort was being made. As regards the hotel itself, I don't understand how it merits a four-star rating. In my opinion it should be three star. Despite it being high season (mid August) the whole place felt like it was just being dusted off. There was only one hanger in the wardrobe, so I asked for some more. The TV channels didn't work properly. The helpful receptionist came and tuned the TVs for us while some unknown (and unmasked) man stood in the doorway. I assume he was some sort of manager? He didn't bother to explain his presence. Similarly at the 'resort' we hired bicycles to ride around through the local forest. We must have been the only people to do so for a long time as the tires were flat and the brake and gear cables rusty. I guess the place had been shuttered during Covid, but as it was still not operating 100% I think the prices being charged should have been considerably lower to take account of this. The photos make the room look more impressive than they are.

Room was pretty and clean, breakfast were great and full! We got two coffees both and it was for free. Very beautiful surroundings.

Bed mattress was hard, reception lady was very nice, but didn’t give the information about SPA, that we asked and she said she will get back to us. Prosciutto pizza was not tasty at all and overpriced for this region.

Air conditioner is missing :(, but this is the only thing to comment, all the rest is excellent

Excellent, truly rich and delicious breakfast. Comfy beds. Great restaurant food (in the room due to Covid-19). Very nice and friendly staff. Nice park near the lake. We were 2 families, occupied 2 rooms - both were really nice.

Nothing.