TANTALISING TALLINN
Tallinn has an allure all of its own. It’s lively yet peaceful, absurdly photogenic and bursting with wonderful sights. Throw in delightful food and vibrant, modern culture and it’s no wonder Tallinn is on everyone’s must visit list
with a glass of sparkling wine if you’re in the mood. Guests can relax in the sauna, which is free or try a selection of massage treatments. Schlossle Hotel is situated 150 metres from the Raekoja Plats and historic town hall with the Balti Jaam only 650 metres away. €€€ |
www.schloesslehotel.com
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SWISS HOTEL Located in Tallinn’s tallest building, Swissôtel’s 238 rooms feature a clean and modern décor. A 10-minute drive from the airport the hotel offers the typical business traveller amenities. Most rooms offer a view of the hotel’s surroundings, such as the medieval old town and the Gulf of Finland, with facilities including fitness and spa areas, an indoor pool, and several saunas. Cocktails, lunch and dinner can be enjoyed at the Horisont Restaurant & Bar on the top floor. Breakfast is served in the restaurant The Quarter. €€€€€ |
www.swissotel.com
SCHLÖSSLE HOTEL Renovated in 2016, this stylish 5-star Schlossle Hotel is housed in 13th and 14th-century buildings and located in the centre of Tallinn’s old town. It offers rooms with antique furniture, but with all the modern amenities one would expect. The A la carte and buffet breakfast is served
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HOTEL ST. PETERSBOURG After welcoming visitors since 1850, the hotel has the longest history in the city of Tallinn. Approaching it through the old town, along streets lined with pastel-hued merchants’ houses, it’s a trip back in time. Step inside, and you’ll discover a thoroughly modern boutique hotel steeped in luxurious style. Inspired by imperial Russia, expect eclectic furnishings and artworks alongside
rich fabrics and historic features. There are plenty of places to sit back and unwind throughout the day. In the restaurants you can enjoy local Estonian dishes in a rustic kitchen setting or opt for chic cocktails and contemporary Russian cuisine at The Hermitage Restaurant. €€€€ |
www.slh.com
SAVOY BOUTIQUE HOTEL
The original building was constructed in 1890 and the hotel renovated in 2006, following
an art déco style. Located
in Tallinn’s old town, the hotel offers comfortable rooms including a unique ‘Art floor’, specially crafted by artists inspired by the fabulous views of historical heritage. The hotel is home to the esteemed Savoy Restaurant and Bar, where guests can enjoy modern Estonian and international dishes. €€€€€ |
www.luxurioushotels.net
CRU HOTEL
The luxurious boutique hotel is set in a 15th-century merchant’s house on the main street of the beautiful Tallinn’s old town. All rooms are decorated with antique furniture and wooden beams. Each offers Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV, and a modern bathroom. The hotel houses a restaurant which specialises in French and Estonian cuisine. Restaurant CRU is located on the ground floor and has a great view on one of the busiest streets of the old town and is within easy access of all the sites. €€€€ |
www.cruhotel.eu
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