The hotel, and Riga in general, is full of ONLY Russians.
We spent New Year's Eve in Riga, staying at the Radisson Blu Daugava hotel. The hotel is not bad. But the place is full of Russians and we seemed like the only non-Russians there. Even the staff greet you in Russian until they realise that you're not actually Russian.
Service at the hotel varied from day to day, good to bad!
Our room was upgraded to Business class with a sitting area etc. overlooking the Daugava river and old town. Can't complain. It was really great.

Much better service than at the other Radissons in Riga, elisabeth & Latvija. First I thought the distance to old town is too long, but actually it was a really nice walk over the river bridge.

The gym is awesome, breakfast the usual Radisson standard which is excellent. Lobby Bar was quite expensive, Beer was 3,5 lats.

All in all next time I visit Riga, this will be the hotel I wil stay!

Good Hotel with easy travel to the Airport. Nice Bar and Restaurant are included in the building. The Disco was not open.

This is the second time I've been here for business.
The hotel has spacious rooms with good beds. The rooms overlooking the Daugava and the old city offer a great view.
Breakfast offers varied buffet with early opening (6.30 am). Restaurant serves delicious meals, but the waiting time can be quite long.
There is free use of fitness including also a swimming pool and sauna.
I missed a safe in my room.