Occupying a stately mansion built in 1876, this hotel provides a relatively plush, if not very central, sleeping option 2km east of the Daugavpils centre. The rooms are comfortable and have period-style furniture, but the garden is the best feature – take breakfast here on a warm day.
Villa Ksenija
Latvia
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