“Comfortable stay in the heart of Vanalinn”
The place is in a great spot, the staff are friendly and competent, and the room is comfortable. Everything was very good.
Mark3 weeks ago
★★★★·Tallinn·8.7
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or just type it: “around the 20th, three nights”
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The Merchants House Hotel, situated in Tallinn's Old Town, offers rooms with tea and coffee facilities, satellite TV, and free Wi-Fi. Located 50m from Raekoja Plats and Tallinn's historic Town Hall, it features a sauna, 24/7 reception, and breakfast buffet. Historic and modern rooms have work desks, minibars, and safety deposit boxes; massage treatments are also available.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The place is in a great spot, the staff are friendly and competent, and the room is comfortable. Everything was very good.
Mark·3 weeks ago
The historic hotel in the old town centre is charming, and walking to everywhere is easy without the noise of the city centre. The rooms are individually decorated, there’s a sauna, and breakfast is a generous buffet with an English option and a custom omelette. Waffles can be made on request. Gluten‑free diners are well served. The staff are very friendly. The breakfast room is in the stone hall, and its atmosphere is a draw in itself. Highly recommended. If you’re driving, find the parking spots early; the hotel itself isn’t accessible by car.
Satu·3 weeks ago
The location was a strong point and check‑in was easy. The room was basic but clean and comfortable. There was no elevator, which makes sense because it’s an old building. I liked spacious, comfortable showers, but this time the shower was small, had a plastic curtain, and no tray. The sink was also very small.
Paolo·4 weeks ago
The location was really good, and the room was comfortable and clean. However, when the evening check‑in staff spoke in Estonian, the morning check‑out staff didn’t understand what I wanted.
Svea·A month ago
If you’re after something a bit different from the typical chain hotels, this place works well, and the location is first‑class.
Karl·A month ago