Pet Friendly Hotels 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.

Everything was very good. I loved the breakfast and the service. Everyone was very friendly and committed to guest satisfaction from check-in to check-out. Highly recommended. Maria explained to me the places where the locals usually go. Another receptionist gave me a free pass to a club. And so, each and every one was very good.

A basic good Hyatt hotel. Clean, stylishly decorated. The biggest minus is the restaurant and lobby. The soundproofing is poor. The restaurant and lobby are incredibly noisy. One big, loud group at dinner, you can't hear anything the waiter is trying to say or a conversation with someone else is impossible. You can't enjoy your time in the restaurant. The clinking and clanking of dishes could be heard all the way to the reception. The portion was far too expensive for the quality. Schnitzel €29. Schnitzel (pork) maybe max 150g a few potatoes and two sauces. The max price for this would be €20. If it was made from beef, the price €29 would be ok. The service was absolutely fantastic. That's the pluses.

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.

First the positives: the receptionists were really friendly and helpful, the location was excellent, the breakfast was even super good for a celiac! Then a little worse: the noise from the street was really loud in the room, the air conditioner made a shocking noise, the shower was moldy, the wall was broken, the room was a bit messy but the bed was good. On the spa side, the changing room and shower rooms were a maze, it smelled really bad and the sauna floors were so hot you couldn't walk. The pools were ok but sandy everywhere. The breakfast staff was a bit rude but it could be a cultural difference.

I booked a zen room on Trip.com, it was a special offer. When I arrived at the hotel, I was first given a standard room because the reservation had come with them as a standard room instead of a zen room. They apologized, but they also kept repeating that they would upgrade me for free. It's not an upgrade that I get a room that I have paid for and that Trip.com sold me. They should and should have sorted out the matter directly through Trip. The room itself was clean, the jacuzzi was so loud that it was impossible to use it for relaxation. In addition, the plug was stuck, making it difficult to empty. The food in the restaurant was substandard. Breakfast, on the other hand, was really good. Lots of things that could be fixed with a little effort.

Good Hotel and very nice hospitality and food. The staff in hotel are very friendly. May be food should be multicuisine so that will fit in to the Asian travelers too.

Pretty good location, breakfast available for 10 euro which is totally worth it. Room was small but it was pretty clean. That could be better if there were sliopers. The only thing we didn't like it was kinda noisy due to the main road in front of the hotel.

Good value hotel close to the old town. Great gym, nice cafe onsite, breakfast is good but i wouldnt bother with dinner in the restaurant