There is no shortage of guests at the outrageous “Auska” villa – those who want to see true luxury are invited to hurry.

Rokas Galvonas, 21, became the villa’s new tenant earlier this year in the early summer. And not because of him, but because of the former tenants who made headlines with the name of the town in the media. The mayor of Palanga, Šarūnas Vaitkus, after inspecting the villa left by the former tenants, went to the prosecutor’s office and pointed out that the villa lacked movable property: furniture, equipment, interior details and the like.

Due to the strict “no” of the mayor, the name of the village was loud in the media at the end of June. The municipality of Palanga did not give permission for the Pudra1444 festival to be fired again in the village.

However, life in Villa Auska is boiling. The new owner smiles that everyone has already read about Villa Auska in the media, adding that there is no shortage of people who want to come, and sometimes it is even difficult to accept all who want. “It’s great that people are now interested in people going to a completely different renovated villa,” Galvon said. “We don’t really have free tables on the weekends, we have to wait for the table.”

While the chef claims that the villa has shone like new, he is not planning any major changes. The façade has been remembered for several decades, and as soon as you enter it, you are greeted by three clocks, which adjust to the Moscow, London and Palanga schedules.

“My goal for these few years, insofar as I am here, is to bring as many Lithuanians as possible and show what it was, what history we had, what luxury we had at that time, when Lithuanians still only had an air bath. free”. , and that was it, it was the greatest luxury, “said the tenant of the villa, who had signed a two-year villa lease with the municipality.

When asked what kind of villa Galvonas had found after the former tenants and if there really were a lot of items in it, she stated that she could not comment on previous or missing items, because she had only been in the villa for a short time. and found no significant deficiencies. This is also demonstrated by the rapid preparations. “Usually the tenants would take out their belongings, what they had. And anyway, I didn’t have much of a problem opening up. Everything moved a bit, we bought and built all the furniture we needed. If we could start working in two weeks, it wasn’t a very bad thing, ”said R. Galvonas.

When showing the legendary presidential villa, R. Galvonas did not hide the fact that it actually has secret rooms and rooms for extremely private meetings. “The village is very mysterious,” Galvon said, asking those who want to see an authentic presidential village to hurry up. “We will show you all the secret places, because there are many here.”

R. Galvonas said that in the basement of the villa there are stairs that lead nowhere, there are also rooms without a mobile phone connection, and where there are still exits on the roof with a wonderful view of the sea.

However, almost the most exclusive place in the villa is a swimming pool filled with heated seawater, reminiscent of the contours of Lithuania. In the symmetrically planned villa, the north and south parts are identical, so there are two presidential apartments in the villa. In the basement of the villa there is another pool, filled with ice water instead of warm water, for those who want to enjoy the sauna, and right next to the sauna area, a relaxation or entertainment room with a fireplace and huge leather furniture.

The villa also has several conference rooms, a breakfast area, and a living room with a fireplace and peach armchairs, where guests, according to R. Galvonas, often enjoy a morning or afternoon coffee. .

“My goal is to keep the villa as it is. With a small improvement. I hope we achieve it, because I think it is not interesting to change and turn a villa into a luxury hotel”, said the chef. – The villa is exceptional because it has and remember the story. We invite you to touch that story as much as possible. “

Villa Auska, opened in 1979, was the most luxurious hotel in Lithuania until 1991, built as a summer resort for Leonid Brezhnev, although he never came here himself. However, there was no shortage of high-ranking guests in the villa, which was out of sight. Algirdas Brazauskas, Valdas Adamkus and Rolandas Paksas also rested here.

Now you can not only dine at the villa looking at the dunes, but also stay. And R. Galvonas, who has become a temporary owner, says that as long as he is a host here, there will be no shortage of parties at the villa.

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