OUR STORY

Villa Komoda, originally called Villa Jūrapilis, resembles the second half of the nineteenth century. It is said that this building was ordered by the most famous count who lived in Palanga, Feliksas Tiškevičius. Historians believe that the villa was designed by an Italian architect Leonardo Marconi. He is also said to have designed an identical-looking villa that currently adorns the Monaco area of France.

After the villa was built, Feliksas Tiškevičius gifted it to his brother, Aleksandras Tiškevičius. The latter was already the Count of Kretinga at that time, therefore little information about the building has survived during his life. During the interwar period, the villa was burned down and bombed several times. The last owners of the villa before the current ones, were the ‘Union of Futurists’.

With the support of the current Villa Komoda family, it was resurrected within three years. When we first entered this villa, we found no ceiling in it and we were greeted by growing trees within its walls. In 2018, after long renovations, Villa Komoda opened its doors as a boutique-style villa, a seasonal food restaurant, a private, Prussian garden and a bright roof terrace.

Villa Komoda’s family is always waiting for your stories about the original history of the new house and invites guests to ask questions, it is always wonderful to share. Remembering the origin of the villa, all ten bedrooms are now named after the Tiškevičiai family and the existing logo is based on the motifs of the Tiškevičiai coat of arms.

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Love avenue 5

Palanga, Lietuva

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