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A simple, decent hotel with fairly new renovation and even little candies on the pillows. A few of the rooms on upper floors have kitchens - an ideal set-up for families. Read_on (No Comments)

Carolina might feel a bit like a home-stay accommodation - it's in a residential-style house, you're treated like a real guest, and you even take your shoes off when you come inside. Read_on (No Comments)

Kantri sits on a major road, right at the city limit. It's so far from the centre that you really feel like you're - here it comes - out in the Kantri. Read_on (No Comments)

True to its name, this hotel sits in a downtown park, just a short walk from all the major sights. Opened in 1940, it's not the newest of hotels, and has the creaky floors to prove it. Read_on (No Comments)

This hotel is a little off the beaten track, but still a quick and picturesque drive into the centre. This ultra modern facility Read_on (No Comments)

Lovely little villa on Riia street with romantic rooms such as 'Cleopatra's Room', the 'Aristocrat', and 'Romance'. Read_on (No Comments)

Not only is Tampere House a base for cultural exchange with Tartu's sister city in Finland, it also operates some very cosy, home-style guest rooms, available to Finns and non-Finns alike. Read_on (No Comments)

Probably one of the more cheerful places to stay in Tartu, this hotel next to the bus station is certainly one of the city's best value-for-money establishments. Read_on (No Comments)

Vikerkaare is an unexpected find - a small but respectable guesthouse on a residential street in the Tähtvere district, just outside the centre. Read_on (No Comments)