Tallinn Hotels and Lodging guides
Hotel accommodation in Tallinn represents good value in comparison with most other European capital cities. Tallinn has a wide range of hotels and by booking in advance; you shouldn’t have any problems finding somewhere tailored to your taste and budget. Because the city centre is so compact it doesn’t really matter where you end up, but you may want to steer clear of the soviet-style suburbs. Most of the major international chains have hotels in Tallinn, but with such a wealth of period properties it seems a shame not to stay somewhere with a little more soul.
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Park Consul Hotel Schlössle
Located in a quiet street in the heart of the Old Town, the Park Consul Hotel Schlössle is an established Tallinn landmark. Boasting a constellation of start it’s one of the city’s smartest hotels, yet it remains reasonably priced. The vaulted-cellar restaurant is worth the trip; even if you aren’t staying. Tel: 372 699-700Barons Hotel
Another favourite for the well-heeled traveller, the Baron’s oozes sophisticated charm. The atmosphere is straight out of the 1930’s and the hotel may be small, but it’s perfectly formed. The location couldn’t be more central, the views are great and the hotel boasts an impressive range of facilities (they’ve even got a Jacuzzi and sauna). Tel: 372 699-9700Hotel St. Petersbourg
The Hotel St Petersbourg is another popular up-market accommodation option. The hotel is located in an opulent former townhouse built in 1850 and combines historic charm with modern standards of service. Elegant interior décor and an excellent restaurant are part of its appeal, but it’s the overall package that impresses the most. Tel: 372 628-6500Radisson SAS Hotel
The Radisson’s representative in Tallinn boasts every conceivable facility; from a well-appointed conference suite to a state-of-the-art gym. The Radisson’s location is second to none and the hotel is undeniably smart, although some visitors may find it lacking in character. Tel: 372 682-3000Domina Ilmarine Hotel
The Domina Ilmarine Hotel has pulled off a formidable conjuring trick: As a renovated factory you’d expect the atmosphere to be distinctly industrial; however, once inside, you could be in any of the world’s top ‘boutique hotels’. Expect comfortable and stylish split-level rooms with great views of the Old Town and Harbour. The Domina Ilmarine has quickly established itself as a firm favourite on Tallinn’s hotel scene and advanced booking is essential. Tel: 372 6 140-900
Domina City
The Domina City is a three-star hotel occupying a beautifully renovated 18th century townhouse in the heart of the Old Town. Rooms are of a high quality and the capital’s attractions are literally on the doorstep. Tel: 372 681 3900Academic Hostel
Although it’s slightly further a field than much of the competition; the Academic Hostel is remains a popular choice with budget travellers. Rooms are clean and simple and the hostel has recently been renovated. In addition to the ‘usual amenities’ you’ll also find cooking facilities and free high speed Internet access. Tel: 372 620 2275
Tallinn City Break
