There is a four-star hotel in Dikli Palace. It has 26 double occupancy rooms and four suites. The late 19th century and early 20th century antique furniture, ornate fireplaces and stoves, beautiful drapes, and satin sheets will make your stay an unforgettable experience. Each hotel room also has a modern bathroom, television, telephone, and Internet connection – so that you feel at home, or even better than at home!
The Dikli Palace Hotel restaurant is open for lunch and dinner, for personal and business gatherings. The chef has created and interesting and sophisticated menu, which changes with the season. This season our menu includes many dishes with local ingredients – rabbit from local farm “Sanderi”, fish from nearby Burtnieku lake and game from local hunters. The staff will also gladly make special dishes for youngest guests. There is always something new and extraordinary to try at Dikli Palace Hotel restaurant.
The recreation centre is located in the basement where you can relax with water and warmth between old palace stone walls.
Relaxation area There is sauna, steam bath, Jacuzzi and swimming pool in the Relaxation area. Feel the stress of everyday living dissipate as you exercise in the training room or relax in the sauna, steam room, and whirlpool. The swimming pool has a current and a cascade. This is an ideal setting for small celebrations or for relaxation on long autumn and winter evenings.
Massage room Our professional massage masters provide wide range of very special treatments – ayurvedic massages, SPA ritual taken from the exotic Bali island, as well as a brand new treatment in Latvia – SPA cream bath for hair and many other treatments.
Ayurvedic Sambakhana antistress massage This massage is done strictly across energetic lines (nadi) and marma-points. This encourages the circulation of pranic energy and harmonization of dosha. Manipulation with marma-points stimulates blood circulation and moving of lymph which in its turn strengthens nervous and immune systems. The oil used for massage will be produced from essential and vegetable oils of high quality especially for you, taking into account your ayurvedic constitution and the type of problem.
Ayurvedic Shirodhara massage The word shirodhara breaks down into two ideas: “shiro,” meaning head, and “dhara,” which means flow. Together they form a concept that aims to bring physical and emotional balance by rejuvenating the spirit and preserving health. This is achieved through a relaxing technique in which warmed oil is poured over a client’s forehead, followed by head massage.
Ayurvedic head massage Champi This head massage not only gives physical and mental relaxation but provides numerous health benefits too. There are many 'marma' points in the head, neck and in the arms. Even a slight injury to these points can cause sever problems, while massaging them is highly beneficial to the health. Head Massage Champi is done using various medicinal oils. The combination of oils varies according to the body type and hair type. The process involves massaging the head (scalp), hair, neck, shoulder and arms. This massage improves blood circulation and helps detoxification, reduces stress and depression and helps with sleeplessness and anxiety. It helps in relieving musculo-skeletal tension, Gives deep relaxation and feeling of rejuvenation.
Hawaiian massage Lomi - Lomi Lomi Lomi massage restores the state of internal balance and calmness, self-approval and joy. It sets you free of any blocks and fills your body with fresh energy which makes you more resistant to any negative stimulus from the outside. During the massage the negative energy record is being changed and thanks to that you get rid of the thinking models and habits which put a strain on you. According to that Lomi Lomi massage awakes powers of self-treatment in your body and as well as giving flexibility and softness to your body, it also balances and soothes your psyche. And all of that you can get in a nice, warm atmosphere accompanied by Hawaiian music, candles and joss sticks.
SPA ritual „Bali Lulur” SPA ritual Bali Lulur originally is a bridal ritual from the royal palace in Java. This beauty and care treatment starts with a strong foot massage. Afterwards your body will be embrocated with a paste consisting of rice flour, turmeric, sandalwood and jasmine. After the paste has dried, it is carefully rubbed off, cleaning your skin of any dead cells. A mask of yoghurt ensues. The yoghurt has a cooling effect and restores the natural pH to your skin and moisturizes it. After a short shower a you will be rubbed with oil that especially cares for your skin.
Hot stone massage Hot Stone Massage is the application of water-heated basalt stones to key points on the body, giving a deep massage and creating sensations of comfort and warmth. The penetrating heat from the hot stones relaxes the muscles, which allows for deeper relaxation, when compared with regular massage therapy.
Chocolate massage This experience is truly unique in every sense. Disappear into a world of total indulgence and pleasure as you are bathed in a wonderfully decadent mix of chocolate and almond oil. The mixture will be heated to room temperature and as you relax, it will be slowly poured over your body from head to toe. The treatment then begins with a soothing massage as the chocolate is smoothed all over your skin. You will receive a treatment know as Ayurveda which consists of applying finger pressure to key energy points throughout the body, hence allowing the body’s own natural energies to flow freely filling you with a sense of well-being and leaving you with natural high. The legendary affects of chocolate are well documented and well known. The unique mixture of pure chocolate and almond oil not only revitalizes the skin and replaces lost nutrients, but also has a positive affect on mental state.
Aroma oil massage This is a pressure point massage based on the oriental theories of energy meridians. It is effective in relieving tension, aches and pains. The combination of soothing aromatic oils and gentle kneading and stretching will leave the body feeling totally relaxed and refreshed.
The beautiful and homely halls of Dikli Palace Hotel are an inspirational venue for seminars and other events. We offer you 5 halls of various sizes for seminars, conferences and other events for up to 100 participants. Various lay outs can be arranged for each hall and all the necessary equipment and internet connections are available. We will take care to ensure that you enjoy a delicious lunch, dinner, coffee breaks and snacks, as well as offer you various programmes to help you relax properly after a hard day’s work. Our staff is aware that every event you organise has a specific purpose which you wish to fulfil. Therefore, we everyday we work with the slogan in mind whereby – we exist to help you succeed!
Northern Hall The Northern hall is located in the left wing on the first floor of the Palace. Wood dominates the decoration of this room — the floor and ceiling panels date back to 1896 and were restored in 2003. The hall is adorned with a dune green tiled stove and a fireplace created in light brown tones from the Zelm & Boehm 1906 company catalogue. Wireless Internet is available in this hall.
Cigar Hall The Cigar hall is located in the right wing on the first floor of the Palace. The hall retains its original wooden panels and ceiling decoration. This is the only room in the Palace which retains its original parquet floor. Following restoration, this small room will be home to a beautiful tiled stove from the Zelm & Boehm 1906 company catalogue. ISDN Internet connection available.
Great Hall The largest of all the halls in the Palace also boasts a different style to the remaining rooms. Both the walls and the ceiling are decorated in light tones and the wall is further decorated with a painted ceramic belt. The original crown section of the eclectic fireplace located in the hall is still in place. However its remaining decorative elements have been restored on the basis of historic photographs. The ceiling of this room is decorated by antique chandeliers hanging by chains.
Veranda The Veranda is the brightest and sunniest of the halls in the Palace with a wonderful view of the Palace Park and the old estate pond. The hall was rebuilt from scratch according to the old designs, the floor is made up of brown and white tiles arranged in a chess table design. It was here that one of the last owners of the estate, Manfred von Wolf loved to watch the sun rise. The room is suitable for work in groups where it is not necessary to project images onto a screen.
Reading room Following restoration, this small room will be home to an especially ornate eclectic polychrome glazed fireplace from the Zelm & Boehm 1906 company catalogue. The herringbone wall panelling and ceiling decoration in the room are the original versions. The room is decorated with groups of furniture from late classicism. This hall also offers visitors wireless Internet access.
Dikli is a quiet rural village in the northern part of Latvia that is home to around only five hundred people. In Latvia, Dikli is well-known as the birthplace of the traditions of the Latvian theatre and song festivals. In 1818, Dikli Palace was the venue for a performance of Friedrich Schiller’s play “The Robbers” translated by a servant on the estate, Janis Peitans, in which the local farmers resident in the vicinity of Dikli took to the stage as actors. During the summer festival of 1864, not far from the Dikli Estate Park, the first ever song festival took place organised by clergyman and writer, Juris Neikens.
Dikli is richly endowed with various historical objects. The avenue of oak trees leading from Dikli Palace Hotel leads directly to a small wooden church built as a pile building back in 1722 which was transformed into a brick building in 1848 retaining its previous form. From 1857–1867, the vicar of this church was Juris Neikens. The church is home to one of the most ornamental of baroque era church altars in Vidzeme (built in 1698) and a pulpit (built in 1699) which was created by a sculptor from the Riga sculptors’ workshop, J. D. Strauss who also worked on the stone figures that the feature in the portal of St. Peter’s Church in Riga and who also created the interior elements of the church in Ugale. The pulpit was further developed from 1730-1750 by A. H. Konciuss who was based in Estonia.
Another well known legend tells that in the 18th century not far from the church in Dikli, Swedes buried and oak barrel full of gold. It was discovered two centuries late allowing its finders to launch a successful business.
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