Hotel berhampiran Plant 21, Tallinn

Great location, lovely rooms and comfy beds. Staff were lovely! Also had an onsite sauna and restaurant but didn't use these. Also staff let you leave your bags when you checkout if required

Ottima posizione per visitare la città. Struttura perfetta per la famiglia anche con sala giochi per bimbi, colazione con buffet molto vario e sempre ben presentato. Piscine molto varie ma freschine. Stanza pulita con qualche piccolo dettaglio da aggiustare.

We had a 5th anniversary with my girlfriend and decided to stay at Mövenpick Hotel Tallinn. We booked a few days in advance to get a deluxe room with enough space and a bath. The price for the booking was fair since the hotel was located in the city center and it was the holiday season. When we arrived at the hotel we went to the reception, paid for our stay and got our room cards. When we got to our room, something felt off, there was no bath, the room was quite tight and the location was next to the elevator. We were very confused and looked at the pictures online and our bookings again to make sure we chose the right room type and we confirmed ourselves that this was the wrong room, we gathered our things and went back to the reception. It turned out they had given us a standard room even tho we had booked a deluxe one and even paid for a deluxe room at the reception. The whole hotel was full and there was no alternative so we just had to settle with that, since we did not want to risk being without a stay for the night on our 5th anniversary. I don't understand, how can you ask for a deluxe room price for a stay, if you are out of deluxe rooms in the hotel. I know people make mistakes, but we felt cheated on at this point. If we arrived at the hotel and were informed of this firsthand, that there had been a mistake etc it would have been fine, but to charge for a deluxe room and give standard room cards and later make a surprise face, is just bad. To compensate for this we were promised 2 cocktails from the front bar and a 2 hour later check-in. We agreed to this since we did not have any choice. When we decided to go out in the evening and get our 2 cocktails we had a bad encounter with the lady keeping the bar. She was arrogant and did not know anything about this, so we spent quite a lot of time trying to convince her that we had a deal with the reception. She went to confirm this and when she came back she said we would have 2 soft drinks. Two soft drinks! You made a mistake, you apologized and offered to make up for it and then you decide to withdraw from your promise? That is just plain bad. We had loss of words and did not want to start a scene, we got our drinks and just went back to our hotel room. Overall, you can have a great location, you can have good breakfast, and a fancy hotel, but if the staff is arrogant and you get a taste of being cheated on, nothing fixes that.

In terms of location, you’re unlikely to find a better place. The hotel is located right across from the entrance to Tallinn’s medieval old town. It is also conveniently connected to a shopping centre. The hotel, whilst renovated, is a little dated in keeping with its Soviet era heritage. But that itself lends character. Staff friendly and responsive. Beds very comfortable. The view from the rooftop bar is panoramic and magical at sunset. The KGB museum is worth a visit by itself and a fascinating relic of Estonia’s tragic but ultimately triumphant history. The lady guide for the KGB museum tour was great. Only downside is lack of block out curtains: which are essential in the summer months with the sun setting so late. It would also have been nice if the KGB Museum tour was included in the hotel rate, or at least if a discount was offered for guests.

You couldn't score a better location in the city center. The main department store is 5 min walk away, the beautiful Old Town is a 10 min walks, not to mention all the great restaurants and coffee shops that you only have to step out for. And for anything that's further away, the tram stop is pretty much next to the building. The apartment was very beautiful, stylisg and clean and remote check-in and check-out is great for those who want to be private and get a feel of actually ”living” in the apartment. The bed was super comfortable, the towels soft and there were even great quality soaps, shampoos etc in the bathroom (from Rituals). Everything you need in the kitchen as well + a coffee machine with beans. Even some books to read. My absolute only complaint would be the check-in and check-out times. 3pm check-in and 12am (like most hotels have) would be so much more convenient, especially when on vacation. NB! Keep in mind there's no elevator, so if you have a lot of stuff or a baby with a pram etc, that's just something to consider.

Room okay and of a good size. The sprinkler head connection was broken, and the water was splashing allover when showering. Reception did not do the wake-up call at 4am as agreed. I would have almost missed my flight.

Late arrival by bus and chose to stay here because the proximity to the bus station. A good Ibis hotel as all expectations for a Ibis hotel met - cleanliness and cozy. Even better, this is the most spacious ibis hotel I have ever stayed.

Villa Kadriorg is a budget friendly hostel/hotel that is on a direct bus route to the old town. If not for major upgrade works to the tram network then I believe it would also be on the tram line. I found my room comfy enough, if a little warm. It was a very warm few days in Tallinn though. Sadly, my room was right above a bar playing music until past 10pm. If you needed an early night to catch transport then that might be a problem. There's free WiFi and a small shared kitchen. The shared showers were a little grubby, but I suspect that is to be expected. There was also a bit of noise from some of the younger guests after 10. Sounds like I had a miserable stay but that is not so. Just be aware that the price will attract youngsters. I'd say that Villa Kadriorg is good value for money and a fine place to rest a weary head after a long day walking around beautiful Tallinn.

This if former ”Ulemiste hotel”, recently rebranded to ”Mercure”. If not mistaking, some period during and post-covid it was not functioning. From interior/exterior point of view nothing much changed, even colours and furniture remained original from previous hotel. Food quality during breakfast slightly improved, didn't try restaurant onsite, but must say bar doesn't have draught beer, only bottled. Bed was comfortable, sound insulation reasonable. The only downside - permanently changing temperature of water from hot to cold. Parking free for hotel guests. 100m from hotel - large ”Ulemiste” shopping mall with many shops and places to eat. Overall would recomend, if you don't desperatelly want to stay in old city. Myself would stay if price offer is attractive only.

It was the second time me and my boyfriend decided to have our autumn getaway in Viimsi Spa. And it did not disappoint!! Great value for quality, including check in from 15.00 to enjoy the incredible spa and sauna centre to the fullest + a nice cozy room + included breakfast buffe. My favourites this time were the Juniper sauna and Pina Colada ice cream shake.