Hostels in Harju County

"A well"

"Hieno vanha hotelli, hyvällä aamiaisella"

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"I had two problems with the hotel, but only one is easily solved. There was no chair in the room, just an upholstered cube. After being on my laptop for about 20 to 30 minutes my back was really painful. I asked for a chair with a back and they brought one up from the dining room. That worked like a charm and even after an hour and a half my back didn't hurt. The other problem will require some construction on the hotel's part. I am a solo senior traveler and going up the steps one at a time with two bags, o e fairly large and more bulky than heavy was not fun. There are NO ramps up to the front entrance level. If this hotel was in the States, the state, feds, and ambulance chair lawyers would be all over them. That is the only keeping me from giving them a solid 5."

"Great location, amazing buffet breakfast and a beautiful relaxing spa/saunas on the lower level"

"The best part of the property are the staff. It’s always scary visiting a new place and having a nice welcoming staff makes an entire country feel different. The hotel itself was everything I needed, it was clean, right near old city center, near transit, and accessible to everything. I cannot recommend this hotel enough. "

"Great hotel. We took the bus from the airport and it was very convenient. Don’t forget to buy your day ticket at the airport for public transportation."

"Centrally located. Good pool and sauna facilities. Good breakfast."

"We had a lovely few days here while visiting Tallinn. Staff were very friendly and gave us a free upgrade when I remembered I had a Radiason Blu member card (it’s worth registering for that before you go because it also gives unlimited spa access). Room was spacious clean and comfortable with nice underfloor heating in the bathroom. Mattress was a bit hard for my liking. We didn’t have breakfast there. Walkable to everywhere. We got a bus from the airport to the hotel but a Bolt back (€7). A historic building - the second hotel for foreigners during Soviet time "