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Accommodation and stays in Tallinn
Tallinn offers a wide range of places to stay for every taste and budget. Whether you're after cheap accommodation near the city centre or a luxurious stay in the Old Town, the choice is varied — pick a hotel, hostel, spa, or private guest apartment. Tallinn is also the county capital of Harjumaa, making it a great base for exploring the surrounding region too.
Places to stay in Tallinn
CityBox Tallinn City Center
Iseteenindushotell Tallinna kesklinnas, taskukohane ja hea asukoht.
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from 18€/öö
Hilton Tallinn Park
Rahvusvaheline hotelliketi majutus Tallinnas, kõrge teenindustase ja mugavused.
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from 165€/öö
Ibis Styles Tallinn
Moodne ja soodne ketihotell Tallinnas, mugav asukoht ja hele sisekujundus.
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from 110€/öö
Mercure Tallinn Hotel
Moodne hotell Ülemiste järve ääres, tasuta pääs spordikeskusesse, saun ja aurusaun.
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Park Inn by Radisson Meriton
Rahvusvaheline hotelliketi majutus Tallinnas, mugav ja hästi ühendatud asukoht.
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N48 Boutique Apartments
Boutique-stiilis külaliskorterid Tallinnas, sobivad nii lühemaks kui pikemaks viibimiseks.
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from 105€/ööNordic Hotel Forum
Neljatärnine äri- ja konverentsihotell Tallinna südalinnas, restoran ja spaa majas.
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from 58€/ööRija Old Town Hotel
Soodne hotell vanalinna serval, hea hind-kvaliteedi suhe seltskonnale.
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Schlössle Hotel
Luksuslik ajalooline hotell Tallinna vanalinnas, klassikaline sisekujundus.
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Swissotel Tallinn
Kõrghoones asuv rahvusvaheline hotell Tallinna kesklinnas, vaatega üle linna.
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Tallink City Hotel
Neljatärnihotell vanalinna lähedal Tallinnas — konditsioneer, minibaar, hommikusöök restoranis SUME.
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Our tips for a budget-friendly stay
- Location vs. transport: cheap accommodation is often outside the city centre (e.g. Mustamäe or Haabersti), but good public transport makes reaching downtown fast and inexpensive.
- Book ahead: big events and concerts fill up affordable places quickly and push up prices across the board.
- Self-catering: a guest apartment with a kitchen saves on restaurant bills — just check how close the nearest grocery store is.
Local sights
- Tallinn Old Town — a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the best-preserved medieval city centres in Europe.
- Toompea Castle and its viewing platforms — home to the Estonian government, with views over the Old Town and harbour.
- Kadriorg Palace and Park — a baroque palace commissioned by Peter the Great, set in a sprawling park.
- Kalamaja district — a historic wooden-house neighbourhood full of cafés and design shops.
- Seaplane Harbour Maritime Museum — a maritime museum with a submarine, housed in a 1917 seaplane hangar.
Frequently asked questions
Where is the cheapest place to stay in Tallinn?
The cheapest options are usually hostels with shared rooms (e.g. in North Tallinn or Kristiine). If you'd rather have privacy, affordable guest apartments in residential districts offer the best value for money.
Is there accommodation with free parking in Tallinn?
Parking in the city centre and Old Town is almost always paid. If you're travelling by car, it's worth choosing accommodation a little further out (e.g. Rocca al Mare or Nõmme), where many guesthouses offer free private parking.
When is accommodation cheapest in Tallinn?
Prices are lowest from January to March (excluding school holidays). The most expensive time to stay is December and the summer months from June to August.