Arensburg Boutique Hotel & Spa
Kuressaare vanalinna peatänava ääres, lähedal kesklinn ja lossipark.
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Accommodation and stays in Saaremaa
Estonia's largest island is known for its spa culture, manor houses, and the wild landscapes of its western coast — a destination for both relaxation and adventure. Most accommodation and services are concentrated in Kuressaare, the county town of Saaremaa and the region's largest town, clustered around the bishop's castle.
Places to stay in Saaremaa
Ekesparre butiikhotell
1908. aastal ehitatud Saaremaa vanim hotell Kuressaare vanalinnas, juugendstiilis toad.
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Grand Rose SPA Hotel
Spaahotell 900 meetri kaugusel Kuressaare lossist, 24-tunnine vastuvõtt.
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Johan Design & SPA Hotel
Disainhotell Kuressaare vanalinnas, spaateenused ja tasuta parkimine.
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Kraavi Guest Hostel
Kuressaare rohelises ja vaikses piirkonnas, 1 km vanalinnast ja liivarannast.
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Pädaste Rehemäe puhkemaja
Traditsiooniline eesti puhkemaja Muhu saarel — ehe kogemus ja rahulik keskkond.
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Villa Bumba
Stiilne villa Saaremaal, mis ühendab Skandinaavia minimalismi ja sooja külalislahkuse — metsavaade, saun ja privaatne bassein.
View pricesOur tips for a budget-friendly stay
- Book your ferry ticket to Kuivastu in advance, especially during the summer season and on weekends.
- Spa hotels in Kuressaare fill up quickly on winter relaxation weekends.
- A car is practically essential for getting around the island — manor houses and beaches lie far from town.
Local sights
- Kuressaare Bishop's Castle — one of the best-preserved medieval fortresses in the Baltics, in the centre of Kuressaare.
- Kaali meteorite crater — the largest known meteorite crater in Europe, in the northern part of Saaremaa.
- Sõrve peninsula and lighthouse — the southern tip of the island, known for its peaceful beaches and Second World War history.
- Panga cliff — a limestone cliff up to 21 metres high on the island's northwestern coast.
- Angla windmills — an ensemble of five windmills, one of Saaremaa's best-known sights.
Frequently asked questions
When is the best time to visit a spa on Saaremaa?
Autumn and winter are the most popular for spa holidays, as the weather encourages indoor activities — though prices are higher at weekends.
How do you get to Saaremaa?
By ferry on the Virtsu–Kuivastu route from the mainland, or by plane from Tallinn to Kuressaare. In summer and on weekends, it's worth booking your ferry ticket in advance.
Is there accommodation in Kuressaare's old town?
Yes, Kuressaare's old town has several boutique hotels and guesthouses within walking distance of the castle and main street.