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Breakfast or lunch at the hotel? As a guest at Citybox Hotel, you will get a 10% discount off the whole menu. You can find the restaurant at the hotel on the first floor. PS: their scrambled eggs are a-m-a-z-i-n-g.

Picture of food from LouLou Restaurant in Tallinn

10% discount at LouLou Restaurant

Welcome to Port Restaurant &amp; Bakery! Their food is delicious with everything from breakfast to lunch and even a full a la carte if you want a larger meal. This place also has a fresh bakery with cakes, so in other words a (huge) thumbs up from us. 



This is lovely choice for the spring and summer, but of course it is also wonderful to stop by on a windy autumn or snowy day. 



As a Citybox guest you receive a 20% discount. Just remember to show your Citybox keycard.



Opening hours from 07.30-20.00

20% discount at Port Restaurant & Bakery

Roku restaurant is a 20-seat Asian-style restaurant located in Porto Franco district, just 20 meters from the hotel.



Roku specializes in savory and exquisitely tasty sushi, but also serves other delicious Asian dishes. All their culinary recipes are prepared using the highest quality ingredients.&nbsp;



Their chefs have extensive experience in their field, and in Roku every dish is made with great love and dedication!



Open for lunches and dinner every day, come and try it yourself!

10% discount at Roku Restaurant

Om.house&nbsp;is an Asian-inspired restaurant in the Rotermann Quarter in the center of Tallinn, featuring an open kitchen and bar area.&nbsp;



If you want to experience what Pan-Asian cuisine is all about, you’re in the right place!&nbsp;



The&nbsp;Om.house&nbsp;menu includes dishes from various peoples and cultures across the entire Asian continent. As a guest of the Citybox hotel, you get a 10% discount. To receive the discount, simply show your Citybox key card!

10% discount at Om.house

The authentic French bakery, La Boulangerie, is around the corner! Best place for aesthetic breakfast or morning coffee in bed! As a guest at Citybox Hotel, you will get a 10% discount.



Just show your Citybox key card to get the discount!

Image of a man standing behind a glass display of different types of pastries.

10% discount at La Boulangerie

‘Moon’ refers to the poppy seed… it’s hard not to overeat on the delicious bread here! This intimate bistro comes with bright décor, a lovely teacup chandelier, and a menu comprising both classic and modern Russian dishes. The sweet team will greet you like a regular.



As a guest at Citybox Hotel, you will get a 10% discount.



Just show your Citybox key card to get the discount!

The interior of the restaurant "Moon" in Tallinn. The restaurant has a bright feel with white and light blue walls with lots of daylight. The restaurant consists of several white tables with a black velvet sofa and green and yellow chairs.

10% discount at Restaurant Moon

As a guest at Citybox Hotel, you will get a 10% discount at Röst Bakery. A Scandinavian-influenced little sourdough bakery and quality coffee shop in the heart of Rotermann district, Tallinn. Just a 5min walk from the hotel.



Just show your Citybox key card to get the discount!

10% discount at Röst bakery

Gallery Cafe is a cosy and atmospheric cafe and art space in the center of Tallinn at Rotermanni Kvartal. It is a nice place to have breakfast, meet friends for lunch, work with a laptop, or drop in for coffee with dessert. On the walls of the Gallery Cafe, you can see the works of artists from Estonia and other countries. 



Paintings can be studied while enjoying a meal, or you can specifically plan a visit to select and purchase a painting for your collection. As a guest at Citybox Hotel, you will get a 10% discount.



Just show your Citybox key card to get the discount!

10% discount Gallery Cafe

Barbarea is a restaurant and natural wine bar. The entire menu is inspired by different parts of the world, and the dishes are meant to be shared so that the whole experience can be enjoyed with others.



Half the menu consists of pizzas. The doughs are made from Estonian and Italian flours, and baked in a Gianni Acunto wood-fired oven.

In the picture, there is a white plate on a light table with ricotta, tomatoes, herbs and oil. In the background there is an outline of three bottles of wine.

Barbarea Restaurant

Gianni is a restaurant with classical Italian cuisine with a Michelin-star. In other words; if you really want a night out, this is the place to go! 



The restaurant itself has a wonderful atmosphere and very good service. But the food! That is where they really step up. Gianni has a rich selection of fresh fish and seafood, and we highly recommend you order one of those dishes. The chef works with passion and offers exceptional tastes that only comes from the freshest and best quality ingredients. The wine is also nothing to complain about, so if you enjoy a glass with your food we suggest you ask the waiter for a recommendation specifically to your dish. It is a bit pricier that some of the other restaurants in the Guide, but trust us. It&#8217;s worth it!



The restaurant is only a 10 minutes walk from the hotel, so you can get there in no time!

Illustration of food at Gianni restaurant in Tallinn

Gianni restaurant

A cozy cafe with a pleasant interior located on the first floor of Tallinna Kaubamaja. Here you will find a variety of people, from students to people working remotely. The café has a wide selection of wines and several tasty dishes that changes almost daily. 



You&#8217;ll also find tempting and &#8220;instagrammable&#8221; cupcakes made on the spot. We recommend the Apple and Curd Cheese cupcake if you&#8217;re looking for something a little out of the ordinary.

Cafe Mmuah

Are you an animal lover? All cat and animal enthusiasts are welcome at Café Nurri!



They serve quality light meals and delicious coffee. Café Nurri offer a break from the clamour of the city in the company of cats in our lovely café. Friendly cats come from various shelters and are cared for with a complete sense of responsibility and in the best way possible.

Three cats lying on a cat bed. Two red-haired cats and one black and white.

Cat Café Nurri

The music, decor, live performers, and personnel all fit the theme by making it whole and one-of-a-kind in Estonia. The menu contains international food, with the purpose to suit everyone’s needs and tastes. They also have live performers to play jazz and swing music. Check artists on their website!

Close-up of a blue plate with ice cream, mini pancakes and strawberries, sprinkled with powdered sugar.

Chicago 1933

Fotografiska is an international photo museum where world-class photography, honest and delicious food, and an open mindset meet. The house has three to four different exhibitions simultaneously. They really have something for everyone. Fotografiska Tallinn includes an exhibition and event area, a café, a restaurant, and a photography store.

Red building with a long staircase with a city in the background. On the building it says "Fotografiska" in large letters. Behind the building are train tracks.

Fotografiska

Presidential yet cozy, this romantic inner-city area nearby the coast can very well be the place where you will find the heart of Tallinn. Here you will find elegant restaurants, cute cafes with a local charm, and a sophisticated art scene all nestled together along the edge of the park.

Pictured is a round water fountain consisting of turquoise water with nine water spouts. In the background is a large, majestic red building with white details. Above the building is a white sky with some white clouds.

Kadriorg

Kiek in de Kök Fortification Museum forms a museum complex over 500 meters long that includes four towers: Kiek in de Kök, Maiden&#8217;s Tower, Tallitorn Tower, and the Gate Tower of the Short Leg (Lühikese jala väravatorn). The fortification museum also includes mysterious underground bastion passages, which house the Carved Stone Museum.

Kiek in de Kök Fortifications Museum

The cozy little café with a bakery inside and the modern resto drove by the Baltic lifestyle and sense of taste.

Photo of the interior of restaurant "Kogu" in Tallinn, where there are brick walls, several small tables in light wood, and beige chairs. On each table there are wine glasses, water glasses and a small vase with a flower. The restaurant has a warm and orange light that creates a pleasant atmosphere.

KOGU Resto

Get an overview of different eras of Estonian art &#8211; from academic style to modernism, from Soviet pop to contemporary art.



Kumu Art Museum views its role as being an initiator of a social and cultural debate in connection with both expositions of art history and events in the Gallery of Contemporary Art. The museum received the European Museum of the Year Award in 2008.

Picture of Kumu Art Museum taken by Nicolai Plenk

KUMU Art Museum

La Prima Pizza is a place for true food lovers. The small 50-seat restaurant serves homemade Italian food. They focus on Italian pizza, freshly made gelato, and live music. In the evenings, this place turns from a pizzeria into a cozy wine bar, making you feel like you are in sunny Tuscany. We highly recommend you stop by while you are staying in Tallinn

The image depicts a delicious culinary scene featuring two delectable pizzas placed on a rustic wooden table. The pizzas are the central focus of the image, each showcasing a different style and toppings. The pizza on the left side of the table captures attention with its mouth-watering appearance, placed on a wooden board for presentation. Adjacent to the pizzas, a glass of water is seen, half-filled with ice cubes. It adds a refreshing element to the scene and complements the flavors of the pizza.

La Prima Pizza

You are welcome to enjoy wonderful European cuisine in the cozy restaurant Munga Kelder (Monk&#8217;s Cellar)! The restaurant is located in the center of Tallinn&#8217;s Old Town, at the foot of the historic Catherine&#8217;s Passage. Cultural experience guaranteed.



The menu is European, which choices like frogs legs, German potato salad, Chateaubriand and turkey fillet.

Close-up of a black plate with food on a table. The plate consists of tomatoes, bulgur salad, deep-fried fish and some herbs.

Munga Kelder

The Estonian Museum of Architecture has a permanent exhibition of the models of the city, providing an overview of Estonian architecture in the 20th century. The museum is located in Rotermann salt storage, which is over 100 years old and one of the most remarkable examples of industrial architecture in Tallinn. The museum is only a 2min walk from the hotel.

Photo of the facade of the Estonian Museum of Architecture. The building is square, gray and made of brick. In the background is a church with a pointed top.

Museum of Estonian Architecture

Between the walls of the old town of Tallinn, there is a colorful and exotic restaurant called Parrot. There the flavors of the world, the power of rainforests, and secret cocktail nights of the past century meet. 



In the exotic atmosphere of the restaurant, you can enjoy flavors that reflect Peruvian kitchen, Japanese techniques, and South American moods. If you&#8217;re in the city, this place is a must-try! And if they ask you if you want to see the secret bar, say yes!

Picture of the interior of the restaurant "Parrot resto & bar". There are several round tables and square tables with chairs in velvet fabric. The wall is wallpapered with a picture of a tree, flowers and animals.

Parrot Resto & Bar

Imagine driving the world’s first car, locomotive, or hot air balloon or walking on the seabed. Well now, you can thanks to PROTO Invention Factory, which is unique in Europe. Only here, in the former secret submarine factory, you will see prototypes of incredible inventions come to life thanks to the latest technology.

Image is of two children playing with VR glasses together with an adult man. The room consists of green curtains, dark brown walls with gold details.

PROTO Invention Factory

The menu of Restaurant F-Hoone includes many exciting international dishes. Many visit the restaurant to try their well-known spicy salmon and coconut soup.



The drink list includes a wide selection of artisan beers and ciders, as well as colorful cocktails. Naturally, the menu also includes coffee, chai latte, and green smoothies.

Photo from the inside of Restaurant "F-Hoone" in Tallinn. Pictured are several tables placed close together, with red and blue chairs with gold details. The place is full of people sitting and walking. The walls are made of concrete and brick, with large windows.

Restaurant F-Hoone

The most exquisite new Asian fusion restaurant with a crazy amazing interior and an authentic top chef from Thailand is running the show. A must for foodies and design fans.



The Thai Chef Khampan is sharp in cuttings and laying and will make your tastebuds go crazy!

Pictured is the interior of the restaurant "Tai Boh" in Tallinn. There are checkered floors, a large carpet and two gold lion statues on the left side of the room. A large chandelier hangs from the ceiling, which is adorned with angels and other fun drawings on the ceiling. At the back of the wall, it is decorated with a large mask and picture frames of ducks.

Restaurant Tai Boh

The oldest Italian restaurant in Tallinn, is located in the heart of the medieval Latin Quarter, between the craft workshops on St. Catherine’s Passage. They offer traditional Italian cuisine with an exciting twist. Regulars know to book a table for the weekend!

Image of people sitting at small tables in a street outside restaurant "Controvento" in Tallinn. The street is old with cobblestones on the ground, and buildings made of concrete and cobblestones.

Restoran Controvento

Ristikhein cafes can be found all over the city: Balti Jaama Turg, Pelgulinn, Kristiine and Ülemiste. 



While in Kristiine and Ülemiste, you can enjoy cake and a lighter meal. In the mood for something more? We recommend the refreshing brunch menu or the a la carte menu for dinner.

Display of food. Three glass display with assorted cakes and muffins. Behind the display there is a big sign that says "KOHV KOOK".

Ristikheina Cafe

The promenade opens up the city of Tallinn further towards the sea, making it possible to enjoy previously hidden beautiful views of the capital or to extend your morning jog.



The promenade is has numerous seating areas, a children&#8217;s playground, sport area and even a restaurant with a beautiful sea view. We highly recommend you stop by, even just to enjoy the incredible views!

Picture taken from the rooftop promenade of the Cruise Chip terminal in Tallinn

Rooftop Promenade of the Cruise Ship Terminal

Rukis have their own bakery and confectionery, managed by master bakers. We recommend starting your morning there. Each morning, their rooms are filled with the smell of fresh bread and coffee. 



They fill the display case with freshly baked cakes. Fresh pastries and pies are prepared all day, depending on the customers&#8217; needs. We can almost guarantee that you will leave with a full tummy and a smile around your face.

RUKIS

A must-see for historian lovers! About 200 authentic items are on display at the historical seaplane hangar: a submarine called Lembit, a century-old icebreaker Suur Tõll, a seaplane called Short 184, remains of the oldest ship found in Estonia, and much more.

Seaplane Harbor, Estonian Maritime Museum

Suveterrass is a cafe/restaurant/rooftop bar near Port of Tallinn that brings together cool people, good food, delicious drinks, and a cozy vibe. This place isan all-year-round place. Added bonus, it&#8217;s only a 5min walk from the hotel.



The interior is super cozy and you also get to enjoy a beautiful view of the yacht harbor and the Old Town.

Photo of outdoor seating at "Suveterrass rooftop bar" in Tallinn. In the picture there is a group of people sitting at different tables. The outdoor dining area has a tropical atmosphere with palm leaves, strings of lights and a large parasol.

Suveterrass

Vabamu tells the story of Estonia and Estonians through personal memories and the moving stories of grandmothers and grandfathers. In addition, Vabamu has an engaging family level specifically designed for children with a smart family e-guide. The exhibition is accessible to people with hearing, visual, and mobility impairments.

Pictured is a building with glass walls and a walkway. The building is surrounded by tall, thin trees.

Vabamu Museum of Occupations and Freedom

Restaurant Kaerajaan is a modern version of local traditions. It is named after a local traditional dance, and the entire place is influenced by the Estonian cultural heritage. The chefs use the best seasonal and local ingredients to prepare dishes with a modern twist to the Estonian classics. 



Once your inside the restaurant you will feel the warm and cosy atmosphere to your core. The copper decorations resemble the old traditional reed compositions, and the gigantic lights with mittens will enchant you from your first visit.

Image of a wooden platter of food on a white tablecloth next to oat straws in "Kearajaan" Restaurant in Tallinn. On the plates there are berries, cheese, chicken tenders, cakes and pancakes. As well as two bowls of dipping sauce.

Restaurant Kaerajaan

Enjoy the views of Tallinn from above! The Ferris wheel, one of a kind in Estonia, will take you 120 meters above sea level, offering a completely new view of Tallinn.



Don&#8217;t worry, the gondolas are weatherproof so that you can enjoy your ride comfortably no matter what the weather looks like!

Skywheel of Tallinn

Double bed, seating area, big windows with view over the old town

Picture of the self service check-in terminals in CItybox Tallinn

Picture of a double room with view in Tallinn. Queen size bed, big windows, a desk, and view over the harbour.

Woman walking in the lobby area, seating groups, plants

Picture of a host helping a guest with check-in at Citybox Tallinn

Picture of a man with a travel bag checking in through the self service check-in terminals in CItybox Tallinn

Picture of kid jumping in bed and smiling

Woman sitting on a pink chair in on a mezzanine in a Citybox Hotel, looking at her phone

Person sitting in front of macbook in meeting room at Citybox Tallinn

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Picture of family with dog in the kitchen at Citybox Tallinn

Picture of the facade at Citybox Tallinn at sunset

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Person eating lunch in lobby at Citybox Tallinn with her dog

Picture of kitchen area at Citybox Tallinn

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Citybox Tallinn, an affordable design hotel in the city center, right next to the old town, offers self-service check-in, Scandinavian-designed rooms, heavenly beds, and completely free (and fast!) Wi-Fi. Relax in our TV lounge or prepare a light meal in our basic guest kitchen. Enjoy breakfast and lunch at our partner cafe connected to our lobby. Citybox Tallinn isn’t just a good place to retreat; it's your starting point for your next adventure in Tallinn!
Every room at Citybox ensures a comfortable stay with an excellent bed, small desk, modern bathroom, with essentials like soap, shampoo, and a hair dryer. Some rooms even feature a cozy seating area for relaxation.


Stay in the center of Tallinn!

Book meeting room

Our conference rooms are equipped with all the modern tech. A nice, affordable choice when you’re in need of a meeting room. Enjoy food and beverages delivered from our local partners. Have a productive meeting!

Meetingbox

Midibox
A medium sized meeting room that can be arranged in both a classroom setup, and a lecture setup. The meeting room has all connectivity options and its own free wi-fi.

Minibox
A smaller meetingroom equipped with all connectivity options and its own free wi-fi.

Standard double room with double bed and a private ensuite bathroom.
Extra bed is available upon request for € 15,- per night.
Approx: 15m²

Double bed, desk, chair, mirror, art on the wall

A small double room with double bed and a private ensuite bathroom.
Approx: 13m²

Window, View of atrium, orange chair, small table

Closeup picture of sink in bathroom at Citybox Tallinn

Standard single room with single bed and a private ensuite bathroom.
Approx: 13m²

Single room with a closed window towards the inner atrium. Single bed and a private ensuite bathroom. No AC. 
Approx: 11m²

Single bed, desk, chair, laptop, mirror, blue wall

Reflection of single bed, clothing rack, picture on the wall

Single bed, desk, chair, mirror, clothing rack

Single bed, desk, chair, mirror, blue wall

A slightly larger double room with two single beds and a private ensuite bathroom.
Extra bed is available on request for € 15,- per night.
Approx: 18m²

Twin bed, big windows, desk, chair and a mirror

Standard double room with double bed, a private ensuite bathroom, and a view.
Extra bed is available upon request for € 15,- per night.
Approx: 16m²

Standard family room with a double bed, bunk bed and a private ensuite bathroom.
Approx: 27m²

Moderne og minimalistisk juniorsuite med kjøleskap, TV, klesskap, en queen-size-seng og eget bad.
Barnesenger er tilgjengelig kostnadsfritt. 
Ca. 35 m².

Desk, seating area, view over the harbour

Double sink, oval mirror, lights and hair dryer

Small double room with a closed window towards the inner atrium. Double bed and a private ensuite bathroom. No AC. 
Approx: 13m²

Tallinn

Of course! Extra towels, a water kettle, and extra pillows are available in our Citybox Host Office on the ground floor.

Can I get extra towels?

We don&#8217;t clean your room every day. Housekeeping is done after check-out and once a week during longer stays. This helps us keep our prices low and is also a big plus for the environment! Extra cleaning can be ordered for a small fee, just stop by the Host Office.

Does my room get cleaned every day?

We have free Wi-Fi for all our guests; no secret codes or passwords are required! Just connect and surf away.

Does your hotel have Wi-Fi?

We may be budget-friendly, but we don’t skimp on the essentials! Leave your towels and sheets at home; we’ve got you covered.

Should I bring my own sheets? 

At Citybox Hotels, we believe in making sure you have a comfortable and enjoyable stay. That’s why all our rooms are equipped with a comfy bed, a desk and chair, and a modern bathroom with soap, shampoo, and a hairdryer. Some of the rooms also have a small seating area for you to kick back and relax and make yourself at home.

What does my room include?

They are amazing, right? We get our beds from <a href="http://www.hildinganders.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">www.hildinganders.com</a> which usually only delivers to hotels. However, they carry different brands, and the Jensen bed would be equivalent to the beds we have at the hotel.

Where are the beds from?

Unfortunately, we don’t have our own parking facilities, but parking is available in the EuroPark outside parking&nbsp;zone (EP42) next to the hotel. The price is&nbsp;6 €/24 hours.



Also, you can park in a garage under our hotel. EuroPark parking zone Porto Franco (EP400),max hight is 2,4m. The price is 10 €/24 hours.



Payments need to be made in advance!



Happy parking!

Where can I park my car?

We gladly accept Visa and Mastercard as payment options both on our website and in the hotels. For prepaid bookings, we also offer Apple Pay. 



We do not accept American Express as a payment option, but we do accept it as a guarantee on our website. 



Cash payment is accepted across all of our hotels (except for Citybox Helsinki), but you need a valid credit or debit card as a guarantee. This card doesn&#8217;t get charged (unless something unexpected happens); It&#8217;s primarily intended for security reasons.

Which payment options do you accept?

Yes! Our luggage storage is open for all guests before check-in and after check-out. Just ask our hosts at the hotel, and they will help you out! Please note that luggage is stored at the guest&#8217;s own risk.

Can I store my luggage at the hotel?

After you book your stay, you will receive a booking confirmation, including a booking number. When you check in, type in your booking number on our check-in terminal, make your payment, and you will receive your key card and room number.



When checking out, type in your booking reference, and leave your key card in the box next to the terminal.



If you need any assistance, ask one of our hosts!

How do I check in and out?

The best option to get to Citybox from Tallinn Airport is by taxi or bus. The taxi ride is usually about 15 minutes, which may vary due to traffic conditions. Similarly, the price will be influenced by traffic conditions as well.



The bus also takes around 15 minutes. From the airport, you can take either bus number 2 or 15, which will take you directly to the city center. We recommend making a sustainable choice and taking the bus; it&#8217;s better for the environment and nicer for your wallet.

How do I get to the hotel from the airport?

No need to worry about locking up when you head out; our doors automatically lock when you leave. To play it extra safe, you can also lock your door from the inside.

How do I lock my door?

First off, we are super happy that you’d like to book a stay with us! Unfortunately, you must be over 18 years old to check into Citybox without adult supervision. But don’t worry; we’ll be here waiting for you!

How old do I have to be to stay with you?

You can bring your furry family member for an extra 15€ per stay; just let us know in advance. We can’t wait to have them stay with us! We do love all animals, but we must put a leash on it and stick to only one dog or cat per room.

Can I bring my dog?

Extra bed costs €15 (baby cot for free) and must be pre-ordered by phone.

Can I have an extra bed?

TVs can be found in the common room on the third floor and on the mezzanine, alongside books, children&#8217;s games, and activities such as table tennis. We have free (and fast) Wi-Fi so that you can stream Netflix in your room on your laptop or iPad!

Does my room have a TV?

Check-in time is from 15:00, and check-out time is 12:00. 



If you want to stay a little longer, let us know. You can stay until 13:00 for free. It’s an extra €15 per hour if you want to stay longer (until 15:00). If you want to stay even longer, you must pay for another night as we need time to clean the room before the next guest. You can store luggage with us outside of these hours in our luggage room.

What is the check-in and check-out time?

If you need to wash your clothes, there is a self-service laundromat located on the third floor, next to the guest kitchen. Laundry detergent is included in the price and goes into the machine automatically. One wash is €10, and so is one round in the dryer. We accept card payments only.

Do you have a laundry room?

Breakfast is not included. Coffee and snacks can be purchased at the vending machines on the third floor. There we also have a guest kitchen equipped with a microwave oven, a fridge, and kettles, so you are able to prepare your own breakfast. You are also welcome to buy breakfast at the restaurant connected to our lobby. By showing your keycard you will get a 10% discount.



If you wish to pre-order breakfast you can do it when you book your stay. The price for breakfast is 16 €/per person.

Is breakfast included?

Our hotel is Green Key-certified. This means that we have made conscious choices to do what we can to make the hotel more sustainable. You can read more <a href="/sustainability">here.</a>

Is the hotel eco-certified?

The tap water in Tallinn is considered totally safe to drink. So bring a bottle to save both your money and the environment!

Is the tap water safe to drink?

The closest one is called Kalarand beach. Its only a 16 minute walk from the hotel and a wonderful place for a swim. &nbsp;



If you are looking for a blue flag-certified beach, we recommend Pirita beach or Pikakari Beach. &nbsp;

Are there any beaches in Tallinn?

You can rent a City Bike from €8. The business is located in the Old Town, just a few minutes walk from the hotel. You can either rent a bike for a few hours, or book a guided tour! More information can be found at citybike.ee/bike-rental/.

Can I rent a bike?

Although there aren&#8217;t any parks immediately close to the hotel, you can walk for 20 to 30 minutes to get to the best ones. Both Toompark and Kadriorg Park are beautiful parks with rich histories, perfect for a day of exploring.

Are there any parks nearby?

Photo of mezzanine in Tallinn lobby. Large windows with lots of daylight make the lobby seem even more open. In the picture, there are two large chairs in focus with a round table in front, placed on a large orange carpet. Two plants right next to the chairs.

Image of a street between tall buildings in yellow, pink and light green. There are people walking in the street in light summer clothes. The sun shines between the buildings onto the cobblestones.

Craving breakfast? Our amazing partner café Loulou is located in the same building as us, with entrance from our lobby. They serve breakfast and lunch and is absolutely worth a try!

Citybox Tallinn | Meeting rooms

Midibox

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Minibox

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