Hotels in Kadriorg, Tallinn

I have stayed at this hotel 3 times already and that says it all. Clean, comfortable, warm, cozy. Very friendly people at the reception. Very comfortable mattresses and pillows. There is a kettle in the room. Breakfast is not big, but very tasty and well presented. You can also have breakfast outside. Location, near Kadriorg park and tram stop to the center. The only caveat is that in some rooms the window may not open. And that's really important

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.

Villa Kadriorg is a budget friendly hostel/hotel that is on a direct bus route to the old town. If not for major upgrade works to the tram network then I believe it would also be on the tram line. I found my room comfy enough, if a little warm. It was a very warm few days in Tallinn though. Sadly, my room was right above a bar playing music until past 10pm. If you needed an early night to catch transport then that might be a problem. There's free WiFi and a small shared kitchen. The shared showers were a little grubby, but I suspect that is to be expected. There was also a bit of noise from some of the younger guests after 10. Sounds like I had a miserable stay but that is not so. Just be aware that the price will attract youngsters. I'd say that Villa Kadriorg is good value for money and a fine place to rest a weary head after a long day walking around beautiful Tallinn.

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.

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.

The Bern Boutique Hotel in Tallinn is an excellent choice for those seeking comfort and an unbeatable location. Its central location allows easy access to the city's main attractions. The rooms are cozy and well-equipped, ensuring a pleasant stay. One of the highlights of this hotel is its staff, always attentive and willing to help. In our case, we arrived early in the morning and were allowed early check-in, which was a great touch. Furthermore, the reception is open 24 hours a day, providing guests with peace of mind and flexibility.

The hotel has a great location in the old town so it’s very convenient and the design around the hotel is gorgeous and the rooms have antique furnishings. Maria is extremely helpful and polite when I checked in late after 5pm. Do note that there’s no kettle in the room but a shared kitchen at level 2, sadly when I wanted to use it, the kettle might have been taken by other guests. Will be great if each room can have a kettle or if there is a main water dispenser. The toilet seat is not securely fastened so be careful. The water in the bathroom can easy splash out as it’s a curtain shower for the standing shower. Room slippers, fragrant shower, shampoo, hair conditioner and shower caps are provided.

The rooms are clean and spacious, the location is good, and the surrounding transportation is convenient. Whether it is shopping, entertainment or exploring the beautiful scenery of the city, it is all within easy reach. The most surprising thing is the rich breakfast, with a variety of delicious foods, which will inject full vitality into your new day. Here, you will experience caring service, comfortable accommodation environment and delicious breakfast.

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.