“Tänne yhä uudestaan”
High quality breakfast. The only weak point is that the shower area is too small.
Kari4 settimane fa
Un attimo…
★★★★·Pärnu·8.9
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oppure scrivilo: “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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Rannahotell sits on a sandy beach, surrounded by parks and a 15‑minute walk to Pärnu’s center. Its functional design ranks among Estonia’s most beautiful hotels. The spacious, daylight‑lit restaurant serves 1930s‑inspired local and international cuisine, while a daily buffet and bar offer sea views. A full‑service salon provides massages, hair care, manicures, and pedicures. Nearby, Pärnu’s business, entertainment, golf links, and racing track are within 12‑15 km.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
High quality breakfast. The only weak point is that the shower area is too small.
Kari·4 settimane fa
The breakfast was outstanding.
Kari·4 settimane fa
The breakfast was decent, the room was comfortable and the balcony offered the advertised beach view, though it couldn't be used when it rained. In the afternoon there were parking spots, but by evening it was full. The restaurant was booked for a private event, likely including the bar, so I couldn't find anything there; luckily a nearby hostel had a working restaurant.
Asko·Un mese fa
The breakfast was amazing and the location right by the sea was perfect.
Inga·Un mese fa
Main reason to choose Rannahotell is the building itself, the architecture of it. The history is also interesting; Estonia's dictator in the 1930's, Konstantin Päts, loved Rannahotell - because it was so "luxurious". That was then. Actually I don't know if there's any other reasons to choose it nowadays. Or. maybe the beach, which is right in front of the hotel. Why is the smoking area located in front of the main entrance? You walk in to the hotel through a cloud of smoke. The whole entrance hall is smelling. Staff of the hotel is the usual hotel staff in Estonia; some are attentive, helpful & friendly, and some are not. Some try to avoid all the communication with the customers. It wasn't so nice to argue with the (young) waitress while having a breakfast because she could not find me anything without lactose & gluten. "Estonians eat lactose & gluten." "Well, I am not Estonian." She even refused to get me some fried eggs. "We are too busy, kitchen also is too busy." The hotel itself: rooms, lobby bar, halls, everything, need badly repairs - and the owner knows it well. Hotel is open only during the summer and it would be too costly to "brush" it thoroughly. Also, the hotel needs some kind of an exercise/fitness room, even a small one. So, Rannahotell is worth visiting once a year or so, if the price is right, and if you appreciate beautiful architecture & a hint of the gloomy history of Estonia. Enjoy
Sami·Un mese fa