St.Olav Hotel  

La situation de l'hôtel à deux pas des restaurants et de la place. Le petit déjeuner varié et excellent.

Le personnel de l'hôtel est très peu serviable. Pas de chaussons, de peignoirs ni de coffre fort comme mentionné dans la description, mais vu le tarif que nous avons payé, on n'a pas à se plaindre. L'hôtel est très bruyant, très mauvaise insonorisation.

Nous avons apprécié la situation géographique de l'hôtel au coeur de la ville ainsi que les petits déjeuners copieux.

Les chambres sont un peu vieillottes,notre chambre était peu lumineuse et nous avions vue sur les murs des autre chambres. Chambre mal insonorisée. Accueil peu chaleureux.

L'originalité de l'hôtel et sa situation dans la vieille cité

Les chambres ne sont pas insonorisées et on entend très bien parler les voisins

Hotel très bien situé, en plein coeur de la vielle ville, à deux pas de la place principale.

L'insonorisation des chambres est à revoir, on entend tout ce qu'il se passe dans les chambres d'à coté (pour peu que les voisins ne soient pas discrets).

bien situé dans la vieille ville.

Aucune possibilité de se faire ne serait-ce qu'un thé ou un café soluble. Mini-bar, OK, mais bon pas nécessaire. Accueil à revoir, pas très "chaleureux" disons juste "commercial poli", mais bon ça reflète la mentalité générale de ces peuples baltes et finlandais, peu causant, voire indifférents aux touristes. Chambres pas du tout équipées pour recevoir une famille modèle standard: 2 adultes et 2 enfants.

Le personnel très sympathique et la décoration très belle

Très bruyant, mauvaise insonorisation des chambres. Je pouvais entendre mon voisin ronfler et les gens passer dans le couloir

Centrally located. Reasonable breakfast although exactly the same options (I.E. self service items) every day which became boring after 4 days

Very unfriendly reception. Tatty entrance and carpets. Looks like a real budget hotel as one enters it! Was initially allocated a downstairs Budget room which was pokey and dark (only window was one above door). When we booked the hotel on the web we were unaware of this "budget allocation" even though we paid nearly €80 per night B&B. Managed to get an upgrade to Standard room because they were quiet during the week which was a much better room with high ceilings and a big window. Floor above very "creaky". Could hear every movement from people staying above. Am sure there are better value for money hotels available in Tallinn.

location of hotel very good. excellent breakfast

hotel staff not very pleasant, found them quite rude. walls very thin, smell of drains from 2nd room after requesting a room change after first night because of rattling pipes which kept us up all night!

Pity there was no elevator

Very good location, great medieval building with nice furnishings. Very cosy and stylish.

Whole hotel seems a bit loud, the walls are probably very thin. The breakfast area is a bit small and they don't have wifi on the rooms.

The location was excellent.

The first receptionist was rather rude and not very professional but luckily later the person changed and the new person was listening our concern about the room. The hotel rooms are very small and the promised internet connection was not working in the first room. There was a confusion somekinda becouse we understood by the hotel info that it was a spa hotel and there would be a sauna ( at least). We had a long trip behind us and it was a big dream to get to the sauna to relax. Again the first receptionist was not very professional when giving out the information.

The building was nice and special in away.Unfortunately our room wasn´t very good,it was really up of that hotel.

Staff was really unfriendly and there wasn´t any carparking place and that´s why we have to leave our car really faraway and someane broke a window of our car.

Not much - just not my cup of tea at all.

A very old building converted to a hotel very interesting but in my case I was on the fifth floor in what used to be the attic, which was very hot with one small velox type window, no air and no curtains so 20 hours daylight - sleeping was impossible. Also access to the room in my view is dangerous - no lifts so carry your luggage up 5 flights of stairs the last two of which are virtually virtical - an accident waiting to happen and not for the faint hearted - after two nights of no sleep I checked out and moved to another hotel complete with aircon, list and curtains - heaven. Wont be going back to the St. Olav hotel in a hurry but dont be put off if you like this sort of adventure.