Hotell Tallinn - Hotell i Old Town i Tallinn, Estland

Fantastic hotel, steps to everything with great amenities, a very helpful staff and an amazing restaurant inside the hotel.

It is a wonderful hotel, friendly staff, nice breakfast, and a good choice for those who wish to stay in Old Town. The one drawback is that there are many steps (including a spiral staircase) involved in accessing the rooms; should you have a heavy suitcase then you might want to factor that into your decision.

Excellent in every possible way but for is st least location was unfortunate very busy corner and difficult walk with 6 year old, otherwise very good value.

Very good hotel. Great traditional decor, all clean & perfect. Great price & location.

I have nothing negative to say about this hotel. The rooms were spacious and comfortable. The breakfast was great and the dining room had lots of seating. There was a beautiful outdoor patio. The hotel is a short 15-20 minute walk to the old town and is also on a major bus and tram route which offered several options for getting into town. Even though the hotel is on a fairly major street, I found it quiet and the neighborhood quite peaceful.

St Olav is a great place to stay as it's in an interesting old building in the Old Town and a short walk to the main square. I got a great deal on a room with a view of the inner courtyard and I could see some of the beautiful old buildings/church towers of the Old Town from my window. The service was excellent and I appreciated the free wireless internet and the free breakfast. The interior of the hotel is a bit worn and old, but that's part of the charm. I'm glad I stayed in a hotel within the walls of this incredible UNESCO designated Old Town. It's great to just wander around and there are a lot of excellent restaurants, museums, churches, and other things to see and do and experience.

If I die and go to heaven, I hope it's half as good as the Three Sisters Hotel.

Merchants' Hotel is in an excellent position just off the main square in the Old Town. We loved it.

Stayed 2 nights and found this to be a very pleasant and comfortable hotel. When we arrived we found out that it was a two-day national holiday in Estonia, so a lot of museums, restaurants, and stores were going to be closed. The young woman at the front desk volunteered to call the tourist information office for us (without prompting) to find out what would be open and help us assess whether it would be worthwhile to buy the Tallinn Card museum pass (which we had been planning to do). She also gave us good instructions for getting to the tourist office just before they closed. We didn't end up buying the card and it didn't matter-- we still had a lovely 2 days just walking around the old town, without going into any museums. We missed out on a few restaurants we had wanted to go to but still ate well elsewhere. But back to the hotel-- the ground floor room had a slightly medieval feel with old stone and plaster walls, but had a modern and convenient bathroom and was very quiet. The hotel is set back from the street (which is cobblestone and not heavily travelled, but then again it was a holiday) so there was no street noise. The breakfast buffet was very good-- for the most part it featured the standard hotel continental breakfast options but very well done. We were very happy with our choice of hotel and would recommend it to anyone based on our nice experience there.