Ignotiškio Manor Estate, near Rokiškis in northern Lithuania, rents a banquet hall for celebrations of up to 60 people and sleeps up to 50 guests in its bedrooms. The estate welcomes family celebrations, weddings, banquets, seminars and conferences, and adds a Russian steam sauna, a pond and outdoor fireplaces to the program.
Seminars and company events
The estate states that it hosts seminars and conferences. The hall seats up to 60, which suits a one-day workshop, a team retreat or a small conference with a dinner afterwards. The official pages do not describe projection equipment, room layouts or catering for business groups, so organizers should ask for the technical details when they request a date. In summer the estate also runs its own wellness camps called Towards a Healthy Life.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings and banquets are named in the estate's welcome text, and the hall is rented for a celebration on any occasion the client chooses. With up to 60 guests in the hall and up to 50 overnight, a wedding weekend can stay on site from the dinner to the next morning. Outdoor fireplaces and a barbecue hut let the party continue outside in the evening.
Rooms and capacities
The banquet hall is rented for events of up to 60 people. Overnight guests stay in the estate's bedrooms, with room for up to 50. The site does not publish hall dimensions or a floor plan.
Accommodation
The estate can house up to 50 people in its bedrooms. The count of rooms and beds per room is not given on the pages read.
Catering
The site mentions a barbecue hut that guests can use on request. It does not describe a restaurant or a catering menu, so the food format for an event, whether in-house or by a caterer, should be confirmed with the owners.
History and setting
The estate was founded in 2004 on the remains of a hunting manor of the Tyszkiewicz counts. Inventories of the counts' property from 1825 describe the site as the Ignalina manor, with 44 voloks of arable land, meadows, forests and water, and list barns, a threshing barn, storehouses, a cheese drying room, an ice cellar and a well. A canal with an island stocked with fish ran between the manor house and the barns, crossed by an English bridge. In 2014 the estate joined a bicycle and car route linking 12 surviving manors in the Rokiškis district.
Getting there
The estate is in Ragučiai village, 10 km from Rokiškis town in the direction of Lukštas. Guests arrive by car, and the owners give directions by phone.
