Zyplių Dvaro oficina

Zypliai manor hotel is located in the office - a small separate building of the ensemble. We can accommodate 24 guests: we have twelve double rooms. Of them, there are four connecting with another room. We divided the hotel rooms into three categories: Ladies (double rooms with desk and bathroom); Ladies (double with additional sofa-bed, work space and bathroom); and Gentlemen's (spacious double rooms with living room and work space, with a view of the manor park). Two doubles can be joined together to create a room for four or more, with a sitting area and separate bathrooms. All rooms have TVs, fast wi-fi, heated floors in the bathrooms. We provide bed linen and cotton towels, hygiene products, bathrobes, slippers. Rooms are cleaned every day. Rooms on the upper floor are air-conditioned. The hotel rooms are not suitable for recreation with pets.

Pony breakfast in bed or on the terrace of a nearby restaurant? You can choose and let us know in advance*. We will coordinate the time so that breakfast at the manor becomes a real ritual of morning pleasures. But we hope you will come back to us during the day too: we have something to surprise our guests with. The restaurant "Kuchmistrai" operates in the historic manor kitchen building and continues the culinary traditions of the manor. For lunch or dinner, you can choose courtly dishes from the menu - trout, duck, venison or other delicacies. For wine lovers, we offer to order the educational programs "Mažoji puota" and "Dijiji puota" (prices from 35 to 55 euros, depending on the luxury of the dishes; tastings can be ordered for a minimum of two people). For groups of 10 or more, we offer "Pheasant hunting", "Smeton cuisine tasting". The restaurant's programs, bespoke lunches and events are also available for groups from the street, but this does not disturb the tranquility of the hotel residents: there is enough space in the large territory of the mansion to preserve the privacy of the guests. In the rooms you will find mineral water, coffee, tea, sugar, a teapot and cups. *Bringing breakfast to the room costs extra.

It is unlikely that you could get bored in Zypliai Manor. We have so many unusual places, activities, tastings and events that your days off will go by fast and full. We will tell you about all our entertainment on the spot, but a short summary can be shared now: - Zypliai Manor. There is always something to see here. The interior of the palace, stables, barn, pottery workshop and forge - all this is constantly supplemented and decorated with various exhibitions: paintings, handicrafts, wood, stone sculptures, ceramics, blacksmithing, glass works, gardens, masks... The music festival "Beatričės" is also held every year "summer" concerts, band festival "Accompanying the summer", plein air performances by folk artists, painters, watercolourists, blacksmiths, ceramicists, cinema and theater festivals... - Estate Park. This is a whole separate story for lovers of nature and landscape architecture in all seasons. A number of rare and valuable trees have been growing here since Count Potocki's time. The western part boasts a long and particularly photogenic avenue of balsam poplars, while the estate is bordered by avenues of linden, ash, hornbeam and oak trees. - Zanavyki Museum, keeper of regional traditions. This is an ideal place for those who come with children and like to participate in educational activities. And there are plenty of them here: candle-making, clay-sculpting, egg-printing, mask-making, and traditional games... There are programs intended only for children, and there are programs that the whole family can participate in. - Programs of the restaurant "Kuchmistrai" of Zypliai manor kitchen. Our restaurant offers not only food full of history, but also tasting programs that combine excursions with tastings of old Lithuanian cuisine. We celebrate major calendar holidays with special tastings. We organize various seasonal events (beer festival, young wine festival) with the spirit of haute cuisine. We organize checkers and poker nights recalling the heyday of the manors and bringing them closer to the people of today.