Tubinas — four houses on the Lithuanian coast

Lithuanian hospitality, kept by one family across four houses on the coast.

Bohema in Klaipėda: the front of the house on Galinio Pylimo, its portico and three flags

Navalis on H. Manto: red brick, a green bay window and the hotel's name over the door

Prie Parko in Palanga: the glazed front of the wing under its dark roof, in the pines

Memel Hotel on Bangų g. in Klaipėda: a long two-storey house, red tiled roof, a white corner tower and the hotel's name across the front

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The group

One familybehind four houses.

Tubinas is a family-owned hotel group rooted in Klaipėda and Palanga.

We don't operate anonymous hotel properties built to look the same. Each of our houses has its own architecture, history, atmosphere and relationship with the place around it.

What connects them is the family behind them — and our belief that a good hotel should feel personal.

Our story

Bohema

Navalis

Prie Parko

Memel

What mattersto us

The house

We believe a hotel should belong to its surroundings. Our houses have their own architecture, history and character. We preserve what makes them distinctive rather than making every room look the same.

The place

We are firmly rooted in the Lithuanian coast. Klaipėda and Palanga aren't simply locations on a booking form. They are part of the experience — the sea, the pines, the old streets, the harbour, the food and the culture.

The table

Food is hospitality. From generous breakfasts across our hotels to Lithuanian-inspired fine dining at Navalis, we care about what ends up on the table as much as what happens in the room.

Culture

Our hotels have long been places for artists, musicians and people with ideas. We host exhibitions, plein-air sessions, concerts, cultural events and collaborations, and support emerging talent through mentorship.

People

A hotel is ultimately about people. We want our guests to feel welcomed rather than processed — looked after rather than managed.

The family

Our name is on the door.We take that seriously.

Tubinas is not a name we put on a hotel after the fact. It is the family name behind the business.

From the beginning, Juozas Tubinas believed that hospitality was about more than providing a bed for the night. A hotel could be a place for good food, conversation, art, music and people.

That idea has stayed with us.

Today, our family continues to build and look after our houses — and every one of them carries our name.

That makes us personally responsible for what happens inside.

Prie Parko in Palanga: the hotel's name lettered on the white gable, the pines and the green-roofed wings behind it

The entrance at Navalis: a dark green portal under a stained-glass arch, three flags, and the word HOTEL across the doors

Culture

Whereculture stays

The winter garden at Navalis: an upright piano on a low stage against the painted palm wall

Our relationship with Lithuanian culture goes beyond putting paintings on hotel walls.

Over the years, our houses have hosted exhibitions, plein-air sessions, concerts, cultural gatherings and collaborations with Lithuanian artists and creators.

Some works stay with us long after an exhibition ends. Some artists return. Some guests discover them for the first time while staying with us.

We like that our hotels can be places where people come to sleep — but also places where something happens.

Art is part of the house.

Walk through our hotels and you'll find paintings, photography and other works by Lithuanian artists throughout the spaces.

We don't see art as decoration. It is part of the personality of our houses — something that changes how a room feels and gives guests another way to encounter Lithuanian creativity.

Navalis

Memel

Navalis

The table

Lithuania,interpreted at the table.

At Navalis, our kitchen takes inspiration from Lithuania — its ingredients, seasons, traditions and relationship with the Baltic — and brings them into contemporary fine dining.

The result is not an attempt to recreate the past. It is our interpretation of where Lithuanian cuisine can go next.

An opening bite at Navalis: a filled cone stood in a metal ring against textured glass

The restaurant at Navalis: green columns, hanging bulbs and long windows onto H. Manto

Lithuanian ingredientsSeasonal cookingContemporary technique

A table at Navalis from above: bread, several small dishes and the coffee poured, on dark wood

The coast

Two cities.One coast.

Klaipėda

Lithuania's port city is where our story began. Walk through the Old Town, follow the harbour, discover its Germanic architecture, eat by the water or take the ferry across to the Curonian Spit. Our three Klaipėda houses put you within easy reach of the city and the coast.

Palanga

Palanga has its own rhythm. Pines, cycling paths, the Baltic Sea, Birutė Park, long summer evenings and the rituals of the Lithuanian seaside. Prie Parko puts you close to the park and the sea while giving you somewhere quiet to return to.

The rooms

Four houses.No two feel exactly alike.

Some rooms are quiet and understated. Others carry the character of the building around them. Some look towards the city; others towards the pines. What they share is the care we put into making them comfortable places to spend time.

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For families
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Suites & apartments

Rooms and prices

A studio at Bohema: a quilted green headboard between two globe pendants, towels folded on the bed

A double room at Navalis: a large floral canvas over the bed, robes laid out, and a green armchair by the window

A room under the roof at Memel: two skylights over the bed, a writing desk and a shaded lamp

A room at Prie Parko: a buttoned headboard, two armchairs and a wide window onto the trees

Klaipėda Old Town

Bohema

A characterful house in the heart of Klaipėda, where historic architecture, art and a relaxed atmosphere come together.

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Klaipėda

Navalis

A historic house in the city centre, home to distinctive rooms, Lithuanian-inspired fine dining and a deep connection to the cultural life of Klaipėda.

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Klaipėda

Memel

A hotel shaped by Klaipėda's harbour-city character, combining history, central location and the atmosphere of the old port.

Palanga

Prie Parko

A quieter house surrounded by the pines of Palanga, close to the sea, the park and everything that makes the resort special.

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Families

Bring everyone.

Our houses welcome families and can arrange the practical things that make travelling with children easier. Tell us what you need before you arrive and we'll do our best to have it ready.

Rooms you can stay in with children, at every house

An extra bed for a child, arranged on request

Pets

Dogs don't have to stay at home.

Pets are welcome across our hotels, and we're happy to help arrange what they need for their stay.

Hospitality

The little thingsmatter.

A room that's ready when you arrive.

Someone who knows where you're trying to get to.

A breakfast worth getting out of bed for.

A recommendation that isn't copied from a tourist guide.

A cot waiting when you arrive with a child.

A favourite table remembered when you come back.

None of these things are revolutionary. That's precisely the point. Good hospitality is often about getting the small things right.

A place setting at Navalis from above: two plates, the coffee poured, the fish dish

A room at Prie Parko made up and waiting, the balcony door onto the pines

The breakfast room at Navalis: the buffet laid out under the paintings

Business

Bringing peopleto the coast?

Companies, teams, schools, clubs, travel agencies and event organisers can work with us across all four houses. Accommodation, breakfast, meeting spaces, meals and local support — coordinated through one partner.