Hotels With Breakfast in Harjumaa, Estonia

Located right in front of Viru Gate, the entrance to Tallinn's Old Town, the hotel offers panoramic views of the city from the higher floors. It's a very large hotel, attached to a shopping mall. There were no signs inside the mall, so it was difficult to find my way around on my first visit. The room was clean, and the breakfast was average.

The family room at this hotel was absolutely perfect for a family of four! With one double bed and a set of bunk beds, it’s really convenient for a couple with two children or four adults. Conveniently located within a few minutes’ walk of the old town.

New hotels with new facilities. Rooms look very clean but the housekeeper doesn't clean or refill coffee or tea every day during your stay unless you request. Staff at reception are very helpful, in particular the guy who works overnight. location is good, trams are outside the hotel. Low taxi cost for travelling to the centre. Breakfast is of good quality but lack of choice.

Strategic location in walking distance to OldTown, Ferry Terminal & main shopping mall (opposite road, H&M & grocery market at next buiding) Muslim food outlet also walking distance. Spacious and new modern room setting.

This is a typical 3.5 star European hotel. It is in an excellent location in the middle of the Tallinn Old Town, has comfortable but typically-smallish double rooms, wonderful breakfasts, and warm ac. I would recommend it to couples. However, we would not stay here again. Even though we booked and were fully paid more than 2 months before the hotel stay, we were told on our arrival that our room had been, ”double booked”. We were dispatched to a room with smaller than single beds positioned end to end in a room that resembled a school camp facility. When I suggested that this was unsatisfactory, the front desk person stated in front of other guests, ”That's too bad”. After walking the old town and returning, the manager had placed us in a better room for one night and we then had our pre-booked room for the next three nights. Additionally, the lift does not extend to the 4th floor so it was a struggle carrying large suitcases up stairs and across other uneven floors. Finally at check out, the receptionist insisted that our original payment was rejected by ”their system” so I had to pay again. She withdrew the allegation after I showed her a stamped receipt. She then retorted, ”must have been a system error”. In my opinion, two different staff members could benefit from some serious service-industry professional development. However, other staff were very friendly and helpful; it was a very central location; and the breakfasts were delicious.

The standard room bathroom is in desperate need of a renovation. Old style gradient floor tiles for the shower, with a shower curtain too close if you're a normal sized person. If you need to provide a floor squeegee you know there's a problem. The room overall is clean and comfortable. Free parking onsite is a plus as it's far away from old town centre. Plan your driving and parking routes and you will likely save on parking overnight at other hotels. Big shopping centre opposite is convenient. Couldn't really hear much aircraft noise, probably because it's not a very busy airport, especially at night. However, got unlucky with the window facing a floor which was very loud when it rained the whole night.

Really great place very close to an amazing park and the seaside promenade. They have an amazing bistro where the borscht was absolutely divine. I loved the concept of the coworking space, DIY room and Yoga room. The only negative comment I have - I didn't appreciate breakfast staff member trying to talk with us only in Russian. She didn't know English and I'm not sure if she knew Estonian. Slightly upsetting.

During my three-night stay, outside room 221, two extremely bright upward-facing spotlights downstairs were left on all night, which severely disrupted my sleep. Despite drawing the curtains completely shut, the light still penetrated the room. I informed the front desk and asked if they could suggest to the adjacent shop to switch off these lights during the night. The front desk staff replied dismissively, stating that 'These are not hotel facilities, and we have no control over them.' They then added, 'If we were to speak to the adjacent shop and they refused, that would be another matter entirely.' It's unacceptable that you didn't even bother to speak to them, directly dismissing a guest's legitimate concern. Every future guest will be plagued by this light pollution, which will inevitably lead to a gradual decline in the hotel's business.

This is the most expensive house I rented during my trip to Europe. It is a four-star hotel, which basically meets the standard. The room is very clean and fully equipped. It is close to the old town and across from the Tallinn Cinema. The front desk service is very thoughtful and enthusiastic, and the breakfast is also good. The bathroom is quite large, with separate wet and dry areas, but the room is small. It would be ok if it could reach 20 to 25 square meters.

The staff was really nice and supportive, although we mistakenly booked a trip for a wrong date and arrived after midnight, the receptionist helped us to change our booking date with no fees! And it’s rare when there is an opportunity to check in that late in Tallin and get a wonderful service!would recommend this place to everyone!