Hotel Pullman: Blending contemporary chic and timeless allure in Riga

An ideal combination of historic charm and modern luxury, the 5-star Pullman Riga Old Town, in the heart of Riga, is the ideal destination for those seeking an authentic yet sumptuous getaway. With a spa featuring a 19-meter-long indoor pool and sauna and the culinary experience of its Harper Woolf restaurant, the Pullman Riga Old Town boasts an unbeatable location near many of the captivating city’s iconic landmarks.

Pawel Panczak, manager of the Pullman, feels it offers the intimate atmosphere of a boutique hotel with the conveniences of a larger space. “The Pullman has an eclectic nature that fuses new and old elements,” he says. “Essentially, we’re a luxury hotel that successfully merges historic with modern amenities, creating a distinctive experience for guests.”

Housed in a beautifully preserved 18th-century building that formerly served as a horse stable, the Pullman has a diverse room layout overlooking the leafy Jakoba Park. As the only hotel in the Baltics to receive a Green Globe certification for sustainable management and environmental responsibility, The Pullman is experienced in catering to all types of special guests, with spacious rooms for families or larger groups and wheelchair-accessible rooms and public spaces. In the spring of 2025, the Pullman will also reveal a series of upgrades, promising to make the hotel even more special.

Dining spaces at the Hotel Pullman take into account the beauty of the original 18th-century building.

Pullman Riga Old Town attracts a diverse mix of business and leisure travellers. Its size and conference facilities make it popular for industry events and meetings as well as for more private celebrations such as weddings and birthdays. Its convenient location also appeals to tourists exploring Riga’s historical district. Located in the centre of Riga’s Old Town, the Pullman is close to major attractions including the Presidential Palace, Parliament Building, and Freedom Monument. The National Theatre is just around the corner, and numerous restaurants, cafes, and cultural sites are within walking distance. Moreover, day excursions to attractions such as Jurmala and Sigulda Castle can be arranged.

Cocktail hour at the Pullman is both stunning and extraordinary.

The food at Pullman Riga Old Town is an experience too. “Breakfast is a highlight, offering a delicious buffet with an extensive array of options,” says Panczak. “Guests can enjoy both international and traditional Latvian cuisine, along with vegetarian and gluten-free dishes.” Harper Woolf, the hotel’s restaurant, offers a dining experience that blends history, innovation, and global flavours. Its culinary philosophy centres on shared plates, blurring the lines between starters and main courses. Executive Chef Arturs Arnicans leads the kitchen, known for his innovative approach, integrating local Latvian ingredients to create food that is both familiar and surprising.

Riga, a captivating city year-round, offers numerous seasonal events including the Riga Opera Festival, Riga Marathon, and cosy Christmas markets. Visitors enjoy a rich cultural scene and historic attractions. Pullman Riga Old Town stands out as a premier destination for discerning travellers hoping to enjoy the delights of Lativa.

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