Apartamentai šalia baseino
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Aparthotels & serviced apartments in Palanga
16 stays · 7 aparthotels and 9 serviced apartments
Palanga is a seaside resort on Lithuania's Baltic coast, and aparthotels and serviced apartments in Palanga suit the way people use a beach town. A kitchen and a separate living area make a week by the sea easier for families, who can prepare meals and keep beach gear in one place, and the apartment format also works for couples and groups who want more space than a single room. If the format is new to you, our guide explains what an aparthotel is.
16 stays
Where to stay in Palanga
Basanavičiaus Street
- first-time visitors
- restaurants
- evening walks
Wikivoyage calls Basanavičiaus gatvė the spine of Palanga, a pedestrian mall stretching from the pier inland for almost 1 km, lined with bars, restaurants, nightclubs, funfairs and souvenir shops. The Palanga tourism information centre calls it the central street of the town and the main street leading to the pier, with many cafes and entertainment options. Staying nearby puts the beach, pier and evening entertainment on foot, though Wikivoyage notes that it can become very crowded in the evening.
Stays in or near Basanavičiaus Street
- Apartamentai šalia baseino · about 900 m away
- Žilvinas Hotel · about 400 m away
- Saulės Krantas · about 700 m away
- Abilana · about 400 m away
Botanical Park and Amber Museum
- walks
- museums
- rainy days
Wikivoyage says the botanical garden is a woodland park surrounding the Amber Museum, which is housed in the Tiškevičiai Palace, an 1890s neo-renaissance mansion, and Wikipedia says the garden holds around two hundred types of trees and shrubs. Birutė Hill, a forested sand dune, is also in the area, and Wikipedia describes a legend linking the hill to Birutė, a priestess of Lithuanian legend. It is a calmer base for walkers and museum-goers.
Stays in or near Botanical Park and Amber Museum
- Žilvinas Hotel · about 1 km away
- Saulės Krantas · about 700 m away
- Vila Saulė · about 800 m away
Nemirseta
- quiet stays
- families
- long beach walks
Wikipedia names Nemirseta as one of the settlements within Palanga's municipality and as its southern end. Wikivoyage says the beach stretches south of the pier for many km, and that the further you go from the central strip, the quieter it gets, which suits visitors who want to be away from the centre.
Šventoji
- quiet stays
- nature
- beach
Wikipedia lists Šventoji among the settlements of the municipality, at its northern end towards the Latvian border, and Wikivoyage describes it as the small resort at the northern end of the beach. It suits travellers who want a smaller, calmer base and will use a car or bus to reach the main resort.
Getting around Palanga
Palanga International Airport is on the A13 highway, which Wikipedia says connects it with southern Palanga (7 km) and Klaipėda (32 km); Wikivoyage gives 36 km to Klaipėda. Wikipedia says a public bus links the airport with the coach stations in Palanga and Klaipėda, and Wikivoyage lists bus 31 running to Palanga town and Klaipėda bus and railway station about every 30 minutes. Airlines and routes vary by season, so check the carriers' schedules before booking.
Wikivoyage says hourly buses connect Vilnius and Kaunas to Klaipėda, where some continue north to Palanga, and Wikipedia says there is no railway in the municipality, the closest rail connection being in Kretinga. In town, Wikivoyage describes the central area as very walkable, with many pedestrian roads and paths, and suggests a bike over a car. The Palanga tourist information centre, at Vytauto Street 94, has bus station and car parking pages on its website.
Living in Palanga for longer
Palanga is a resort first, so longer stays suit those who value the sea and quiet more than city life. A kitchen apartment makes sense for families who want to cook and keep a routine, and the tourist information centre lists the Antanas Mončys Art Museum, the Amber Museum and the Musical Fountain, which it says entertains visitors in the warm season, as ways to fill days off the beach.
Choose an area by how you will spend time: Basanavičiaus Street for evening life, the botanical park for a quieter central base, and Nemirseta or Šventoji for a calmer setting. Wikipedia gives the city's population as 18,551 in January 2025, so most services cluster around the centre; Wikivoyage lists supermarkets near the bus station and says a bike is a more useful option than a car.
When to visit Palanga
Wikipedia calls Palanga the busiest and largest summer resort in Lithuania, so the beach season is the high season. Wikivoyage says the central beach strip is congested at the height of summer and that it gets quieter the further you go. The tourist information centre says the Musical Fountain entertains visitors in the warm season.
Wikivoyage lists a mass swim in the Baltic called Palanga Seals each February and a three-day road race, Aurum 1006 km, in July. Outside summer, Wikivoyage gives the Amber Museum opening hours for September to June, and the Mončys museum is listed as open Wednesday to Sunday, so indoor options remain. Check the tourist information centre's website for opening hours and for seasonal programmes before you travel.
Wikipedia describes Palanga as the busiest and largest summer resort in Lithuania, with sandy beaches about 18 km long and up to 300 metres wide. The municipality also includes the settlements of Šventoji, Nemirseta and Būtingė, and Wikipedia says it extends 24 km from Nemirseta in the south to the Latvian border in the north, so the resort spreads over a good deal of coast. Palanga is in Lithuania, and the port city of Klaipėda to the south is the usual gateway for onward bus links.
Long-stay tips for Palanga
Of the 16 properties here, 5 offer an in-apartment washing machine, 3 include some form of housekeeping and 5 have a 24-hour front desk. If you are staying more than a few nights, compare the facts box on each property page first.
9 properties list a full kitchen and 7 only a kitchenette, so check the room type if you plan to cook more than simple meals.
Where room sizes are published, the median apartment here is 32 m².
Moving for work? Our guide to serviced apartments for relocation explains what to look for.
Other cities in Lithuania
Planning a longer trip? See aparthotels in Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda, Druskininkai, Šventoji, Šiauliai, Raseiniai and Karklė.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best area to stay in Palanga?
The area around Basanavičiaus Street suits first-time visitors, as Wikivoyage describes it as the spine of the resort with shops, bars and restaurants. The botanical park area is calmer, while Nemirseta and Šventoji suit quieter stays.
How far is Palanga Airport from the town?
Wikipedia says the A13 highway connects the airport with southern Palanga (7 km) and Klaipėda (32 km), with a public bus to the coach stations in both towns. Wikivoyage lists bus 31 about every 30 minutes.
How long is the beach in Palanga?
Wikipedia gives the sandy beaches as about 18 km long and up to 300 metres wide.
What is there to see in Palanga?
The tourist information centre lists the Amber Museum, Birutė's Hill and Park, the Sea Pier, the Antanas Mončys Art Museum and Basanavičiaus street.
How many aparthotels are there in Palanga?
We currently list 16 aparthotel and serviced apartment properties in Palanga.
Do aparthotels in Palanga have kitchens?
16 of the 16 properties we list have a kitchen or kitchenette in at least one apartment type.
Which aparthotels in Palanga have a washing machine?
5 properties list an in-apartment washing machine. Use the facts box on each property page to check.
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