Barons Hotel Tallinn - Tallinn, Estonia 

OK
Posted: Tue, Jun 10 2008
For me, the hotel was OK. There are very positive points: it is well situated and the hotel has charm. The rooms are quite nice, except that there is no light above the reading and working table...a bit annoying if you want to work or read. Luckily it remains light late in Tallinn. The negative point is the noise at night (from outside). But this is of course out of any responsibility of the hotel itself. Staff is OK, but not more than that. When I asked for a PC with internet connection, just to check in for a flight, I was told there was no PC, and this in E-stonia....

Bad luck!
Posted: Thu, Feb 07 2008
We had booked a double room for 6-8.12.07 via bookings.com. We have been in Tallinn few times before but this time we wanted to stay in a better hotel in old town and that´s why we chose Barons. Unfortunately 2 days before we were suppose to arrive we got a call from hotel staff telling us that there had been accident and that they had to cancel our reservation and that they could offer us a room in the company's other hotel Hotel Euroopa. It is a brand new four star business hotel outside old town, totally different what we were looking for but we had to accept it because all the hotels were really crowded that weekend. They explained that there had been a water pipe accident and they weren't able to provide water for all the rooms. Of course it might be true but they also might had an "overbooking accident", who knows... By contacting people on such a short notice they dont really leave other options than taking the room they offer in the companys other hotels.

friendly and warm
Posted: Tue, Jan 08 2008
i would recommend this hotel to anyone travelling to tallinn,the hotel was just a 2 minutes walk into the old town where there are restaurants serving excellent food. The hotel was clean and the rooms comfortable the breakfast was really good with both hot and cold food served.The staff are very friendly and nothing seemed to much trouble. i would also like to thank karoline the manager who arranged a tour for us into the country to see stately homes and the small fishing villages with the houses made from wood ,Stopping of for lunch at mid day we then moved on to see the rivers where the beavers had built there dams, This might not be to everyone's taste but it was a chance to see how people live out side the towns.