Hotels in Tallinn

In 2014 the St. Petersbourg was redesigned in the Russian imperial style, and the result is as kitschy as it gets. Pictures of showgirls, enormous silver statues, and dark velvet upholstery come together to somewhat incoherent effect—if you're looking for simplicity, this isn't it.…

Built in a restored former post office in Tallinn's medieval Old Town, the luxurious Hotel Telegraaf has been granted UNESCO heritage status. For guests, it features an elegant blend of modern comfort and historic charm. Thoughtful details of the interior pay homage to the building's…

The  Savoy Boutique's charm is all in the details. Rooms are decorated in the Art Deco style and outfitted with the kind of accouterments sure to impress the fashion-savvy traveler: Italian furniture, funky curtain rods welded by blacksmiths in the Estonian city of Narva, fresh…

Estonia's first skyscraper (23 stories in all) began as a paradox: eager for a piece of the lucrative global tourism pie, Soviet "strategists" needed a way to let foreign visitors into Tallinn while keeping the Western world out. Completed in 1972, the Hotel Viru provided…

You can't accuse the Tallink Spa & Conference Hotel of false advertising: the emphasis placed on both services is so balanced that visitors who step outside their rooms at any given moment are likely to catch suited businesspeople roaming the halls alongside guests in bathrobes…

Tallinn Backpackers is by far the most popular hostel in the city, and for good reason. It provides clean, comfortable lodgings for budget travelers and a social atmosphere for those seeking a good time. Bargain hunters can rest easy knowing a night in a six or eight-bed mixed dorm…

Vihula Manor's tree-lined driveway seems to appear out of nowhere at the inland edge of Estonia's largest national park, Lahemaa. Located an hour outside Tallinn, the secluded 16th-century estate offers guests a true escape from city life, with over 120 acres of land along the…