A family business built across three generations, bringing together different experiences and perspectives into one vision – boutique retreats where aesthetics, privacy, and respect for the surroundings come first. This is not a large complex but a collection of small, distinctive spaces designed for guests to feel comfortable and at ease. Three generations mean continuity and authenticity – traditions blending with a modern approach, offering subtle luxury without excess and a genuine connection to the place.

Mokaito Namai is a boutique retreat on the shores of Lake Snaigynas in the Veisiejai Regional Park. Architecture, art, and the surrounding landscape form a single whole, where each space has its own purpose and character. The Lovers SPA cabin with a terrace overlooking the lake, a hot tub, and a sauna is designed exclusively for two guests, offering privacy and a well-defined space for relaxation. The Art Studio, with views of the lake and pastures, features a curated collection of Lithuanian paintings, allowing guests to stay among art and nature. The grounds include orchards, pastures with Highland cattle, horses, and Akita Inu dogs. These are not decorations but part of the authentic life of the place, shaping its atmosphere. The symbol of Mokaito Namai – the crow and the rose – reflects the essence of the retreat: the contrast between wilderness and fragility, the rhythm of nature and human aesthetics, the passing cycles of time. This is not a traditional accommodation but a boutique retreat for those who value privacy, clear aesthetics, and subtle luxury without excess.

Mokaito Namai is located in Paterai village, the birthplace of one of Lithuania’s most prominent 20th-century poets, Sigitas Geda. His work, where nature, people, and time intertwine, reflects the spirit of this land – quiet yet full of meaning. Nearby lies the town of Veisiejai, spread along the lake shore. Here you will find one of the oldest parks in Lithuania – Veisiejai Manor Park, dating back to 1743. Its historic tree alleys and geometric design, stretching between the former manor and the lake, have been preserved to this day, offering a calm setting for walks. Around 20 km away stands the famous Druskininkai resort, known since the 19th century for its mineral springs and health retreats. It remains one of Lithuania’s most important destinations for wellness and recreation. For active leisure, Snow Arena offers year-round skiing on indoor slopes, while a golf park located less than 10 km away provides an opportunity to enjoy the game surrounded by nature. This region combines history, culture, and nature with modern leisure, making it perfect for both relaxation and active experiences.