When you kit out every room with a flat-screened computer and free Internet, you certainly earn the right to call yourself 'unique'. Throw an entire floor of affordable attic singles into the mix and you're doubly unique.
Novotel tries very hard to be weird and for the most part succeeds. Everything is space-age, from the lobby, to the bathrooms (note the wave-like sink), to the fitness centre.
Service fit for a king, exquisite art and a plump perch on pedestrian Pilies gatvė justify the top-flight reputation of this old darling, which has been in business since the 16th century.
The burly, bustling Reval is the antidote to Vilnius' plethora of quaint boutique hotels.
A business class hotel that is anything but run-of-the-mill, the Scandic Neringa delivers some of the finest service in town in a retro, Soviet-chic atmosphere.
If you're willing to be slightly removed from the centre, you'll have trouble beating the value of this quirky, modern little nugget.
Friendly, warm reception area (think brick walls, cosy sitting room and a big smile on the receptionist's face) gives a hint of the treats in store for you at this modestly priced hotel.
You won't get services like a restaurant and reception area, but a couple of the rooms here are true gems and there's a pleasant home-away-from-home feel.
There's nary a hair out of place in this masterpiece of a guest house, which is as classy and opulent as anything Vilnius has to offer.
This gem of a boutique exudes old-world elegance and culture from every pore without feeling overly posh or stuffy. Each room pays homage to a different writer and contains bookshelves lined with literary classics.
And in the second year of Lithuanian independence, the hotel gods looked upon the country's feeble accommodation selection and said, 'Let there be a mellow, unobtrusive guesthouse with bright pinewood floors that will be the best deal in Vilnius .
Of all the fancy chain hotels in Vilnius, the Ramada boasts the best bang for your buck.
There's nothing particularly special about this hostel by world standards, but not having too many flaws passes as special in hostel-challenged Vilnius. It also has one great strength: location.
A recent renovation has provided a few additional rooms and a much needed dose of polish to this chilled-out, friendly hostel in Vilnius' artsy Užupis district, about a 15-minute walk from Old Town.
For your money this is the best hostel in Vilnius, although it's more of a hybrid between a guesthouse and a hostel than a straight hostel.
Economy business class doubles tend to be pretty abominable in Vilnius.
