FINEST RESIDENCES
What better place to communicate with the ancient city of Tallinn than from the Hotel Telegraaf, at the very heart of the Old Town?
Originally built in 1878, this white, iced cake of a building was once one of Tallinn’s finest residences. 40 years later, at the formation of the Republic of Estonia, it became the main post office and telegraph centre.
Today, Hotel Telegraaf still communicates with the world’s visitors, in a rather special way. It speaks volumes about service and hospitality, about luxury and comfort. And, with its unique setting in the middle of Tallinn Old Town, it enables you to hear the story of this glorious old city. From Hotel Telegraaf you can explore city walls and watch towers – or wander around the winding cobbled lanes, Medieval buildings, museums and galleries, warehouses and merchant’s barns that date back to the 11th century and the Hanseatic League.
HOTEL TELEGRAAF, TALLINN
Hotel Telegraaf, at a glance
- Medieval setting in Tallinn’s Old Town, beside Town Hall Square
- A few steps from all the historic sites and cultural opportunities of this ancient Hanseatic city
- Five star luxury and a choice of 86 stunning guest rooms with décor inspired by Modern Art and Art Deco
- Restaurant Tchaikovsky is a destination restaurant serving a medley of Russian-inspired food
- Lobby bar and summer terrace
For leisure and pleasure
- Indoor, heated swimming pool
- Spa with two exceptional treatment rooms
- Full size Jacuzzi, steam bath and Finnish sauna
- Symphony room for private dining
- Tallinn walking tours, sleigh rides, bird watching, kayaking, boating and yacht excursions on request
- Segway and bike rental
- Tours to Lahemaa National Park and manors arranged
