2 twin beds
The surroundings were beautiful and peaceful, but the room was very hot, making it hard to sleep.
“Ajalooline huvitav peatumiskoht, toreda personaliga.”
The décor was very quirky. The room could have had energy‑saving curtains in front of the windows and, definitely, blinds that allow the window to be opened; it was very uncomfortable. The bed was too low; higher ones would be better.
The stairs to the second floor were a bit odd, and the breakfast was served in stages; at first it felt very sparse, but later we discovered eggs and a pudding made from pudrule, while most guests had already finished. By the end, when we went for coffee, we noticed a small salad and a sweet cake‑like item had appeared. Entering the room felt like stepping onto a staircase that wasn’t quite a staircase, a strange climb over a high door frame, and it would have helped if there were a single stone to create a proper step.
It was another pleasant place to stay in the Moosten manor area. The guesthouse was housed in an old historic building. The room was comfortable, tidy, and functional. On the lower floor there was a café/restaurant where you could have breakfast and dinner. The best part was the manor area as a whole; its many buildings were beautifully restored.
Breakfast was quite decent, and dinner was full and pleasant. Unfortunately, there was no option to have dinner elsewhere.
The surroundings were beautiful and peaceful, but the room was very hot, making it hard to sleep.
It was another pleasant place to stay in the Moosten manor area. The guesthouse was housed in an old historic building. The room was comfortable, tidy, and functional. On the lower floor there was a café/restaurant where you could have breakfast and dinner. The best part was the manor area as a whole; its many buildings were beautifully restored.
“Ajalooline huvitav peatumiskoht, toreda personaliga.”
The décor was very quirky. The room could have had energy‑saving curtains in front of the windows and, definitely, blinds that allow the window to be opened; it was very uncomfortable. The bed was too low; higher ones would be better.
Breakfast was quite decent, and dinner was full and pleasant. Unfortunately, there was no option to have dinner elsewhere.
The stairs to the second floor were a bit odd, and the breakfast was served in stages; at first it felt very sparse, but later we discovered eggs and a pudding made from pudrule, while most guests had already finished. By the end, when we went for coffee, we noticed a small salad and a sweet cake‑like item had appeared. Entering the room felt like stepping onto a staircase that wasn’t quite a staircase, a strange climb over a high door frame, and it would have helped if there were a single stone to create a proper step.
