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Housed in a gorgeous Old Town bank building dating back to 1912, this business class beauty has managed to retain much of its architectural grandeur both inside and out. Read_on (No Comments)

Bringing a touch of class to the renewed port area, Domina Ilmarine spoils its guests with spacious split-level suites, charming standard rooms and an airy atrium/café. Read_on (1 Comment)

In a refurbished 18th-century building next to Sőprus cinema, My City Hotel offers marblesque stylishness right in the heart of Old Town. Read_on (No Comments)

Originally built for the 1980 Olympics, this fully-modernized, 26-storey, downtown tower now belongs to the Radisson Blu chain. Read_on (No Comments)

Every bit as posh as the name implies, this Old Town establishment is a worthy addition to the growing boutique hotel market. Read_on (No Comments)

The elegance, history and warmth of its three attached Old Town buildings are a major part of Schlössle's five-star appeal. Read_on (No Comments)

This lavish hotel has bragging rights as Tallinn’s tallest building and needless to say some of room-views are fabulous. Read_on (No Comments)

This full-service hotel in a restored 19th-century former bank turned communications building has facilities that include Read_on (No Comments)

This luxury hotel built into three famous medieval houses on the end of Pikk tänav provides the quintessential Tallinn experience. Read_on (No Comments)

Nestled on the seaside just north of the city, this luxury guesthouse belongs to Meriton and offers seclusion and a level of exclusivity that's hard to find even in the best downtown hotels. Read_on (No Comments)