Merchants House Hotel, Tallinn, Estonia

Great friendly helpful staff, good breakfast selection and really good central location. Front room maybe a little noisy on Saturday night but OK the rest of y ht e time. Room was fairly small and the bathroom a bit cramped but not a problem if not in the room much. Nice little shop and cafe bar downstairs.

Amazing location, very nice room, clean and special the premises of the hotel. The breakfast could be maybe a bit more better in terms of variety. The staff was very friendly. Amazing sauna for free.

Really helpful staff. Brilliant location just off the main town square in old town. Lovely room - nice size and good amenities like a full length mirror. Bathroom was bright and had a roll top pedestal bath ... not such a good thing for showering your hair as water goes all over the floor. Really the only snag to our whole visit. Great breakfast in a vaulted cellar. This place has oodles of character.

Just back from a 4 night stay at the Merchants House, the perfect location for us, central, just off the main square. From check in to check out, everything was great. would denifetly recomnend staying here!

Location-Right next to the main town square In the centre of the old Tallinn - so very easy to walk to all parts of old town, city walls, museums, churches etc. Nothing was more than 10 minutes walk away, but some streets steep, and uneven cobbles- so bring the right shoes! There’s no lift- so quite a few stairs if your on the top/ third floor. The areas UNESCO status means they have had to preserve old walls- so the rooms are all different shapes. Ours wasn’t particularly big. Despite High ceilings, an opening window and/ or air conditioning I still found it too warm at night. The central location means bars and restaurants are in your doorstep- but they are the ones that trade on the tourist market. Pay for the medieval ambience, or alk 5-10 mins out of the centre to see your food bills drop by 30%. Was area was very busy in the daytime, and quite noisy in the evenings. So- if you want convenience to all the sights, it’s great: character, a bit quirky, plenty of history and lovely staff. But if you want to avoid the crowded streets, and don’t mind a bland hotel room, then stay in the new town areas. I’d stay again( but my other half prefers a quieter area).