The best accommodations Tallinn

Acquired at the end of 2011 by the Radisson Group, the Park Inn in Tallinn is very stylish, with efficient staff and a quiet atmosphere. The rooms are spacious, modern and have a good value for money. . pillows, antiacariens pillows and well-equipped bathrooms. The neighbourhood is close to the heart of the old town and its lively streets. Gambling enthusiasts, the hotel houses one of the largest casinos in the city.

The hotel offers services such as free Wi-Fi, breakfast included, a swimming pool and a fitness center. Rooms are rated 2.5 out of 5, location is rated 5 out of 5 and services and facilities are rated 4 out of 5. Mahtra Hostel is close to several attractions, including Lasnamäe Centrum, Tallinn Television Tower, Susi Hotel, Tähesaju City, Tondiraba Ice Rink, Lasnamäe Badminton Court and Lasnamäe Sports Center. The hotel accepts Mastercard and Visa.

The villa is located in the middle of a charming artist's courtyard. The owner of this hotel, Naig Pärn, is a jeweller artist whose work you can admire on the website (click on the Master's Courtyard link to get photos of the hotel). A few rooms are available, on reservation (there is no reception, so you have to call for the keys) in a completely renovated Middle ages building. All rooms are equipped with a bathroom and kitchenette and have Wi-fi internet access possible. At the bottom of the courtyard, the deluxe room and suite are charming and full of character. They are spacious and equipped with a balcony. The suite is built around a medieval fireplace. The location is quiet and absolutely charming. On the ground floor, a Café Café Cafe Café offers sandwiches, fruit pies and delicious hot chocolate for breakfast. In summer, you will be lazy on the terrace of the café in the centre of the backyard, in a Bohemian atmosphere. Recommended.

In a pine forest, quiet, between the botanical garden and the TV tower, ten kilometres northeast of the old town. A campsite ideally located, but summarily equipped and quite uncomfortable.

., in the south of the city. Take bus # 17 or 17 A and get off at Koolimaja stop. This former student dormitory converted into a cheap youth hostel in the midst of sad Soviet buildings is certainly not an idyllic setting. However, it is ideal for student groups with tight budget. Health care is to be shared between two chambers.

This hostel, which is a member of the YHA (Youth Hostel Association), is located 4 km from the city centre in the Mustamäe district. To get there, trolleybus must be taken No 4 from the centre. The A inn has a little kitsch of a bygone era, but the rooms are clean and well equipped. A bar open until 2 am also offers the possibility to take a breakfast.

Situated on a tree-lined street, Hostel Tallinn offers simple yet practical accommodation in Tallinn. It is ideally located just a 5-minute walk from a streetcar stop, 2 km from the Kadriorg Art Museum and 4 km from Tallinn's medieval town hall. The hostel offers sober dormitories, either mixed or women-only, equipped with free Wi-Fi, bunk beds, lockers and a shared bathroom. Some single rooms also have TVs and en-suite bathrooms. Parking is free, and there is a shared kitchen and dining area. A buffet breakfast is available at an additional cost. The hostel is child-friendly and also offers an airport shuttle service.