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Hotel in Narva
This modern hotel is located in the center of Narva, in the immediate vicinity of the train and bus station on one side and Narva Castle and the river on the other side.
Hotel in Narva
Located in the center of Narva, a short walk away from Narva Castle and the 17th-century bastions, Inger Hotell offers Wi-Fi and private parking free of charge.
Hotel in Narva
The Central Hotel is located in the center of Narva, in a quiet area. It has a private parking area and garages for hotel guests.
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Narva Kangelaste 2 Apartments offers private rooms in central Narva. Among the facilities at this property are an ATM and a tour desk, along with free WiFi throughout the property.
Narva
Piramida Apartments offers accommodations in Narva, 15 minute walk away from the city center, with various shops. Free WiFi is featured throughout the property.
Narva
Located in the center of Narva, Best apartments Narva is 0.6 mi from the Russian border. It offers accommodations with free Wi-Fi and private parking.
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Narva Econom is located in Narva. The property has free Wifithroughout the property.
Narva
Located in Narvia, the city in the easternmost part of Estonia, Guest house Europe offers accommodations with free Wi-Fi and 24-hour front desk.
The room was comfortable and really big. Good breakfast.
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Wi-Fi, NEW - Center ASTRI - Kreenholmi 6 is located in Narva. It has garden views and free Wifithroughout the property.
Narva
Grafovi Apartments is a self-catering accommodations located in central Narva, 1476 feet from Narva Train Station and 2461 feet from Narva Castle. FreeWiFi access is available.
Narva is a very interesting little Estonian city that is mostly inhabited not by ethnic Estonians, but by ethnic Russians (which I found quite pleasing). There is an historic fortress there that I've visited in the past – primarily historic models and exhibits about campaigns of Peter the Great. The views along the river separating Estonia from Russia are quite nice and ideal for some lovely photos. Unfortunately, Narva Russians are treated with contempt and disdain by many, if not most, Estonians; it's a sad commentary on humanity. Estonian passport control and customs are quite invasive for an American citizen passing from Russia into Estonia (but survivable). In times past I have loved Narva, but sadly, the EU has made a very negative impact on this lovely little city.
The Narva castle museum was exceptional with interactive exhibits and a great view of the castle on the Russian side from the tower and the ramparts. Enjoyed eating in Narva and getting a taste for another side of Estonia!
Narva is the third largest town in Estonia, but not visited by local and international tourists nearly enough. It has developed a lot during the past 10 years or so with sightseeing locations having been renovated, more restaurants opened, etc. Narva still tends to get a bad rap due to its difficult history (98% of old town bombed to the ground in WW2, most of the population made up of Soviet settlers and their descendants), but in reality it is a town like any other. It is actually a surprisingly green town (lots of greenery) and getting around is easy (I recommend using Bolt rental scooters). Sure, there are more abandoned buildings and less real estate development than in other larger Estonian towns, but the overall picture is actually very nice. I definitely recommend taking a few days to visit Narva. You might get positively surprised. And while you are there, take some more time to look around the rest of Ida-Virumaa county. Quite a lot of activities have been developed in the region during the past 10-20 years.
Narva is a forgotten but interesting old town in the very East of Estonia. Despite is has been seriously devastated during the WW2, it still has a lot of historical and beautiful buildings, and first of all, the Castle. The view across the river to Russian Ivangorod Castle is thriving and captivating. Furthermore, an easy overground border crossing in proximity of train/bus connections is a budget option for transit between the countries
It is a little sleepy town full of old encampments worth to take a tour. I never had time to do so, but maybe one day. Calm, relaxing, easygoing. For me it was always a transit town, but I would gladly stay at least a day, time permitting.
This is a very underrated city in Estonia. It is true that it is a very small town however, it is also clean, and very peaceful. It is a short trip across the border into Russia, if you have reason to travel there, and a short walk to beautiful river and castle views. The people of Narva have always been willing to help me when I asked for something, and in general it is a town where you can accumulate peace of mind. I recommend it.