A place to stay the night · Jērcēni parish · Northern Vidzeme
Morning begins at Ausmas
A small timber cabin under a century-old oak — a calm place to spend the night on your way through northern Vidzeme. Arrive in the evening, sleep in the quiet, carry on in the morning.
Ausmas isn't a fancy holiday villa — it's a simple, cosy overnight stay for two, a good place to sleep on your way. Your own bedroom, a shower, a small kitchen corner, and a terrace under a century-old oak on a quiet country homestead. Check-in from 18:00, check-out by 11:00 — and if you need different times, just ask and we'll try to arrange it.
Everything you need for a good night
The bedroom
A wide bed with fresh linen, quiet outside the window, and a TV if you feel like watching something before sleep. Rest well, so the road feels lighter in the morning.
The kitchen corner
Fridge, microwave, kettle, and dishes — for an evening tea or a simple breakfast. Bed linen and towels are included.
Shower and bathroom
Your own bathroom with a shower and hot water — after a long day on the road, that's really all you need. Towels are waiting on the shelf.
Terrace and grounds
In the evening, sit out on the terrace with a mug of tea or put something on the barbecue — the garden and the oak set the mood. In the morning, coffee in the fresh air, and the road can go on.
Booking
Available dates are shown on the calendar — Booking.com reservations are accounted for too. We confirm requests the same day.
from €50 / night
What guests say
Amazing place where everything feels right and positive. Perfectly clean with all you may need.
The place was quite quaint. It's in a very quiet location away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
The hosts answered all my questions and were very helpful.
— guest reviews on Booking.com
Couples particularly like this location — guests rated it 9.3 for a two-person stay.
Booking.com9.641 reviewsJērcēni — a parish of solstice traditions
A pink manor house with the folklore group “Mežābele”, a centuries-old oak, and Sedas bog trails with cranes on autumn mornings. If your journey leaves you a spare moment — there's genuinely a lot to see nearby.
- The Kaņepju oak — the second-thickest oak in the Baltics (9.4 m in girth), with the Jērcēni boulder hidden nearby, both just a few minutes' walk from the house.
- Sedas bog trails and birdwatching towers — mornings when mist rises over the bog.
- Jērcēnmuiža manor — solstice bonfires and the folklore group “Mežābele”, keeping old traditions alive.
- The Camino de Santiago's Latvian route passes right through Jērcēni — pilgrims heading to Rīga stop by often.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly is Ausmas — a hotel or a holiday house?
Neither, really. Ausmas is a small cabin for a good night's stay — a warm bed, a shower, and quiet. Nothing fancy, but with a warm welcome.
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in from 18:00, check-out by 11:00. If other times suit you better, message us — we'll do our best to adapt.
Can we bring pets?
Unfortunately, pets are not allowed.
Can the house be rented for parties?
The cabin is meant for a quiet overnight stay for two — we don't host parties or large celebrations here.
How does payment work?
Payment on arrival — cash or bank transfer. No prepayment is needed to confirm a booking.
Is the house suitable for families with children?
Of course, children are welcome. Please include them in the guest count so we know how much space you'll need.
Can we stay the night in winter too?
Yes, the cabin is heated and warm through the cold season — a winter night in the countryside is even quieter than a summer one.
How quickly will I get a booking confirmation?
We reply to every request the same day — by phone, email, or WhatsApp, whichever suits you.
Do Camino de Santiago pilgrims stop at your place?
Yes! The Latvian Camino's Turna–Strenči stage runs right through our area, and pilgrims are frequent, welcome guests. If you're walking the route, message us on WhatsApp — we'll help with a place to stay even on short notice.