Situated in the heart of the historic Old Town of the Lithuanian capital Vilnius, Hotel Pacai opened its doors one year ago.
Former residence of the noble Lithuanian Pacai family, the building that hosts the hotel is a Baroque palace dating back to 1677. The historic palace outlived the Lithuanian-Polish Commonwealth, the reign of Russian tsars, as well as Napoleon and his armies. Throughout history, countless historic personalities frequently visited the Pacai mansion during their travels in Vilnius.
“We are a unique hotel in Vilnius and the Baltic states in that we offer the most integrated experience. The music, the plants and the decor are all matched with our theme of un-fussed sophistication. We integrate works by local artists and blend modern aesthetics with authenticity. The 25,000 guests that have visited us in the past year is the best testament to our creativity and effort to make staying at Pacai an extraordinary experience,” says Rūta Pulkauninkaitė-Macikė, general manager of Hotel Pacai.