There's no more "nature" there than in other spots around the lake. But the place is beautiful, and so is the lake. Thankfully, the transponder system for the toilets has been abolished. The sheer volume of data—from which city and how often—was apparently unmanageable. The shop now sells organic products, and the prices have been adjusted accordingly. But a wine that costs €2 wholesale for €13? You have to be into that sort of thing. And €55 per day, too.

A beautiful lake. Very nice people. €100 without electricity, non-negotiable. No hot water, no showers.

The square serves its purpose. Expensive but functional. You should take the bus into the city. Cycling in Vilnius is a disaster.

Very well-maintained. But almost too tidy. The request for payment in the evening was almost intrusive. Short-term guests stay upstairs, away from the water. €130 for two people without electricity. Showers cost extra. Dogs are not allowed near the water. The lake is great. That's why we only stayed one night.

Unfortunately, the place is virtually closed on Tuesday at 9:30 p.m.

Just visiting, the impression wasn't so great. Enforced midday rest due to the closed barrier. Located right next to the highway, it wasn't quiet. And a field of rubble from burned-out cars in the middle of the square.

Only mobile homes for long-term rental! No tents and no mobile homes!