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Solo Society · Vilnius

in Lithuania 🇱🇹

a coliving   since 2023

coliving complex 190–350 people · min 3 nights
🏨 residence hall
🛏️bedrooms from €700/two-weeks €600/month

Creating a strong sense of community centered around success — where you can make contacts, collaborate on ideas, and develop future projects. We offer fully convenient common spaces, and user-friendly accommodations with all needed services and amenities - creating a place where everyone feels safe and at home.

sleep
269private rooms fromstudio from €700/two‑weeks €600/month
studios
👫 couples +€10/day
🛁 ensuites
💸 enquire for discounts on longer stays
work
💻 dedicated room lobby lounge with desks, and study rooms (no ergo chairs)
🛜 fibre
🪑 bedroom desk basic
⌨️ non-ergonomic either or both proper desks or chairs missing
connect
💁 host / manager staff · may be on site to handle queries, but may not be active in community
🏨 allows short stays fine for a workation, but high guest turnover reduces community cohesion · what is coliving?
home
🛋️ hybrid coliving no shared kitchen and lounge except in private or grouped units
🍿 movies bookable room
🧹 housekeeping at extra charge
relax
👒 terrace rooftop
🏋️ gym
navigate
🚌 transit
🛩 airport Vilnius (VNO)
🚉 trains Vilnius Central, at door
locality
🏙 in the city
plus
🐕 pet friendly at extra charge
booking
💳 instant confirmation
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Check in/out was easy. The location was great. The bathroom was big. There was a kettle inside the room and also a laundry. However I didn’t expect to be charged 15 euro to get into the room before 3 PM, it was a bit expensive 😉

The place is like a student dorm, so there’s noises at night quiet often ( as the design of the building you only need one room has party and opens the window you can hear their music and conversations easily). Location is very nice, 2 minis walk from the bus station and 5minis from the train station, 8 minis to supermarkets and post office. 15 minis walk to old town. The kitchen has 0 equipment so you gonna bring your own everything , but they do have cups, kettle, microwave. The bed quality is the most dorm bed you can imagine, nothing like the website shows but it’s not too bad for a short stay. Service is very nice, easy to check in and out. But one thing I didn’t expect is they don’t have any sticker/paper to hang for do not disturb on the door. So I went out one day, came back figured all my stuffs had been moving around and the curtain I left it close on purpose since it’s hot during this season ( strait sun in the afternoon plus no ac, unbearable if you kept the curtain opens the room just become an oven) were opened. I felt my privacy got invaded since no one has mentioned there would be house keeping service included.

I've been living here for over 2 1/2 years since the first day Solo opened its doors. I've had a great time overall, the location is greatly convenient, literally everything is within your hand's reach. The rooms are sufficient. Solo is full of young people(85-90% are students) and it's impossible not to find someone to be in tune to hang out with. This especially appeals to Erasmus people, especially those who move abroad for the first time. Team(Viltė, Smiltė and head Kristina) are awesome dudes and they're willing to sort out all the issues, and after that much time, they kinda become like your friends and you may practice your Lithuanian skills with them (they're the most patient people you can find :D). I'm sure you won't regret coming!

This place used to be enjoyable, but the situation has clearly worsened. Management now prioritizes profit over residents’ well-being. Private events are held very frequently, often blocking access to common areas. The cinema room is no longer usable and has been turned into an event/meeting space. Services that were once free are now paid. The bedding is low quality and uncomfortable. There have also been multiple reports of bed bugs, which is unacceptable. Overall, the concept is good, but the current conditions do not justify the price anymore.

I would like to say a big thank you to Vilte, Smilte, and Vitalija at the reception of Solo Society. They were incredibly kind and helpful during my stay. They assisted me with printing my documents and always tried their best to help whenever I had questions.Their positive attitude and support really made a difference for me. I truly appreciate their help and friendliness. Thank you so much! Vilte, smilte and vitalija.

Since September, I have been living at Solo Society, and I will be staying there until June. It has been a really positive experience: the place is pleasant, well organized, and the atmosphere is warm and welcoming. A big thank you to Vitte, Smilte, and Vitalija for their kindness, availability, and professionalism. Thanks to them, you quickly feel at home. I highly recommend this co-living space to anyone looking for a friendly and well-managed place to stay in Vilnius!

It thoroughly enjoyed my stay at Solo society in Vilnius. It has a nice placement, with the hotel and surrounding area being quiet but only 15 minutes from downtown Vilnius. Moreover the inclusion of a gym and events in the rent makes it even more worthwhile. But most importantly, solo society is staffed by some wonderful people who are always willing to help out and go the extra mile, be it events or when you need help with paperwork’s or even just some tips about Vilnius! Viltė, Smiltė, and Vitalija made my stay easlier, more enjoyable and always helped out when I asked a question, and for that I’m really thankful to the solo society staff.

Vilté Smilté Vitalija The building is in a really good location. I stayed there for five months and loved the services offered, the atmosphere and my room.

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