Tallinn Estonia Hotels & Motels

Travel overview of Tallinn, Estonia

The capital of Estonia proves that an Old Town can rank among the world's top ten digital cities. Tallinn has been a city of contrasts, but its present status definitely makes it a standard for comparisons. Estonia's largest capital has been declared 2011's European Capital of Culture, after joining the European Union. The whole city ranks among the UNESCO World Heritage greats, with the rare edifice almost built entirely on well-preserved medieval structures. Tallinn has been Europe's little secret, long guarded by the shadows of Russians, Swedes, and Germans. The medieval hanseatic town is filled with interesting sights waiting to be uncovered. Guests should visit the Toomkirik, a medieval church that has been standing since the 1233, or the baroque structure of the Kadrirog Palace, which all seem to have been built just a few decades ago. Then head to the sprawling Tallinn Song Festival Grounds, an interesting modern dome that rivals the majestic feel of the Tallinn Town Wall and Toompea Castle. The skyscrapers by the Baltic Seaport demonstrate were business in the 21 century should be - alongside castles, palaces, and 800 year-old towers.

Tatyana Fomina said that people should try to "Live your life unattached from the approval of others; if you know your being is in the right place, act upon it."

This is exactly why the people of Tallinn, Estonia have such a popular tourist's destination on their hands. This place is known for its shopping as well as its fine Tallinn Hotels. In reference to the latter, there are several different countries feeding tourism into the city. Tourists also find their way to the city to immerse themselves in its history as it is dotted with fine museums that provide people with a road map of Estonian history. Amongst them is the Seaplane Harbor of Estonian Maritime Museum.

Tallinn on The Cheap

Anyone looking for cheap hotels in Tallinn is in luck as there are some that offer the same level of comfort to guests as they a likely to find anywhere else. One of these hotels is the Economy Hotell/Economy Hotel OÜ. This place is located right near a tram stop and its rated are very fair indeed. This hotel is built into a 19th-century building and right near Tallinn Hall making any tourism excursion very straight forward. Another one of the cheap hotels in the city is the City Hotel Tallinn which is another very basic establishment that is more than enough to accommodate travelers on a budget. This includes things like flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi and family rooms for relaxation.

Luxury on The Higher End

There are many luxury Tallinn hotels that make visiting the town comforting and a truly engaging excursion to be had by all that come. One of the most sought after places amongst them is the Hotel Telegraaf. This hotel features a classic building with excellent architecture that makes the well-designed interior stand out even more by comparison. This hot is designed with comfort in mind and an attention to detail that is paramount. The amenities it features include free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and an art deco decor. Then there is the luxurious Swissotel Tallinn hotel. This place is designed to impart the astounding amount of history and culture that is a part of the city. This hotel features minibars, flat-screens, free Wi-Fi, and tea & coffee. This hotel is constructed with the medieval castles in the surrounding areas in mind.

The Castle Boutique 

One of the main attractions in the city is the Savoy Boutique Hotel. Though there are many fine boutique hotels in Tallinn, none has the character of this particular resting place it is built into a fine 19th century building that designed to exemplify luxury at every turn. This is done through the use of art deco influences that create a particularly enchanting interior as well as the exterior. Additionally, the Savoy Boutique Hotel is located right near the Gothic Tallinn Town Hall as well as a great and bustling city. The hotel itself offers plenty of amenities that include things like flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi and a view of the courtyard.

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