Tallinn Hotels

Our choice of this particular hotel was very simple - the most reasonably-priced central place in Tallinn on the New year eve. Astonishing was its level! We received our room even coming before the check in time; it was very close to the old town and railway station. Using a taxi - politely waiting in front - was just 7 euros to any point in the centre, in a comfortable Mercedes. The size of a bathroom alone was enough to provide accommodation for 2 of us - and a spacious room could have provided enough area for a dancefloor. Breakfast was plentiful with numerous suggestions. The helpful staff was ready to communicate in English or in Russian - which is our native language. It was really sad that we have only 2 nights to stay - not being able to experience all the opportunities of this wonderful hotel.

Well located hotel five mins from old town. Clean and comfortable with a breakfast fit for a king.

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Room was very clean, warm and well appointed. The staff were friendly and helpful. The facilities were very good - the sauna, steam room and pool, although small, were a bonus after a day of sightseeing. Breakfast choice was good, although not made aware of all options until the last day. Overall a very enjoyable stay.

A small beautiful retreat from walking the delightful sights of Tallinn. Staff friendly helpful and a warm welcome awaits you.

Excellent hotel in the heart of Tallinn's old town, has a real luxurious old world feel. Staff are lovely and speak perfect English. They were always happy to chat when we passed through. Several top restaurants are virtually opposite in the same road. Nothing bad to say, this really is one of the best hotels we've stayed at anywhere, it won't break the bank either. Fantastic!

The location can't be beat but as many other reviewers have commented, there is a noise problem that comes from the three very popular bars that are the hotel's neighbors. The hotel knows about the problem and has done everything it can to minimize the noise (including the ear plugs that are on the nightstands) but unless you have a courtyard-facing room and keep the windows closed, you aren't going to be able to avoid the noise. I stayed at the hotel Monday through Wednesday nights in early June and even though I had a courtyard-facing room, I could hear the noise from the bar patrons. Once I closed the double windows, I could no longer hear the noise (or the screaming baby that was in another room). With that said, the hotel has also made every effort to ensure the guests' safety. Each floor requires key card access and the main entrance is locked after 11:00 pm. Even though there is a small elevator, it is still necessary to climb a short flight of stairs to get to each floor. This could be a problem for people with mobility issues. Apart from the noise issues, the room was spacious, clean and comfortable. The bathroom had a deep bathtub and plenty of counter space. The TV channels offered very few English-language options. Breakfast had both cold and hot options - cheese, bread, bliny, scrambled eggs, meatballs, fresh vegetables. Taxi from the ferry terminal was about 6 Euro.

I stayed at Bern for my last night of a 2 week Baltics trip. Bern's located on a more commercial part of the city - the port's nearby, Rimi supermarket is right across the street and there are clubs close by as well. I had a 6 AM flight so I checked out at 4 AM...the front desk lady (I should have gotten her name to thank her properly but was a bit too drowsy to remember at the time) made me a cup of coffee and packed me a bag breakfast. I was really grateful - it made my day as I started on my long journey home. Bern's a good hotel in a convenient part of the city made great by a terrific staff - I will definitely look to stay at Bern when I'm back in Tallinn.