Old Town Maestro
by cheekymariehBreakfasts are buffet style and you can eat and drink as much as you wish. Ideal for someone like me who needs a few cups of tea or coffee on a morning to get themselves going.
Two negative points for the hotel: there is no kettle in the room (hence the desperate rush to breakfast for my endless cups of tea) and on the Saturday night we could hear loud music until about 5am. OK, usually I would be one of the ones out until that hour but the holiday was a sightseeing trip and not one for nightlife, so you might consider it being next to a late night bar a big plus.
Prices from 1800EEK (116 Euros) for a twin room.
The best feature of the hotel was its central location about two minutes walk from the Old Town Square! You felt as if you were in the heart of things.
Unusually for foreign hotels, there are rooms available for non-smokers. For me, that was bliss because I hate the lingering smell of cigarette smoke.
The highlight of the hotel's facilities is the sauna at the top of the hotel with magnificent views out to Toompea.
