Hotels near Lennart Meri Tallinn Airport - TLL, Tallinn

That everything in the apartment worked beautifully and was modern. I had everything there that I needed how do I wanted to stay permanently. The city itself was safe and very close to the airport. If I could afford to live here I would buy an apartment there :-)

Beautiful city! Alot of things to see and alot of places to walk to. Favourite ofcourse the old town, nice cafés and little shops! Would recommend leaving your car and walking/renting a bike, because the traffic was very busy and complicated.

There are many places for tourist visits. There are places for a hearty meal with well-decorated premises. Transport runs quite often, and if you decide not to focus on transport costs + you are interested in museums, then, for example, the tourist Tallinn Card (24/48/72 hours) can significantly make you forget about the headache associated with saving on tickets + it opens you paid access to a whole list of museums (although you need to very carefully calculate the opening hours of each of the museums to make it effective). It is very cool that the public transport website has tracking of the movement of transport units (specific buses, trams). https://transport.tallinn.ee/#tallinna-linn/en > Select a route, > then its direction ("Starting stop" - "Final stop"), > then (in a list somewhere in a visible place) the stop for boarding the transport. Opposite the selected route, you click "Show on map" - and the site will show you the trajectory of the planned movement around the city + your stop, where you want to board the transport + the movement of the markers "where all the scheduled units of the selected route are now, including the one that should arrive at the stop you selected."

I want a refund as we could not stay there beds too uncomfortable dirty hostel and no one on reception should be taken off your sight.. had no response from Booking .com so I think Booking .com is in itself questionable

Our first trip to this area, quite different from our home in NZ, we really needed more time as we were still jet lagged, the old city is very interesting, the Museum of local history ( in the guild hall) was quite interesting as we have not really been exposed to the extent of the Hanseatic League, although we knew about it.

Tallinn is a city that feels truly magical — like stepping into a living fairytale. Its cobblestone streets, historic towers, and charming old town create an enchanting atmosphere that captures your heart at first sight. Every corner is full of charm and beauty, and it’s impossible not to fall in love with the city. Once you visit, you’ll find yourself wanting to return again and again to experience its magic all over.