Oru Hub Hotel Tallinn - Handwritten Collection — Hotel in Tallinn

This hotel is trying really, really hard to be good. The room was nice, with a decent toilet and a very nice shower. I got the King room because in the pictures the small standard room looked like the toilet was ridiculously small, with a flimsy sliding door. The king room had a big toilet with a real door for privacy, and it was pretty nice! It had shower gel, shampoo and conditioner, all with the same scent.

It has a big 50" TV with Chromecast that actually worked nicely. The beds, while look comfy and soft are of very hard springs. I personally like softer beds, but that's a personal preference. I didn't sleep very well because of that, but my partner liked the hardness and slept wonderfully. The sheets had some stains... Some looked like blood, but it looks like it's been washed several times over, so.... I guess it's fine. There were 2 different pillows to choose from which is always nice.

The breakfast was a buffet with lots of options, also vegan and gluten free. They have these tiny gluten free Gullon cookies that are absolutely delicious.

There were some warm options like mushrooms, omelette, bacon, veggies, sausage, chicken crepe...

They had a salad/ham/cheese kind of table for toasts or sandwiches, and some mini croissants. Also yogurt, cereals, some cakes and minidonuts, and fruits.

Several juice options, smoothies, and a coffee machine that makes really good coffee, with few syrups to make yourself the perfect mix. I took a hot chocolate with cinnamon and pumpkin spice syrup that was delicious!

I think it was definitely worth it to get the room with...

I have been there 3rd week of may.

The main problem with this Hotel is the quite bad curtains in the room, that do not isolate correctly the light from outside, as a result, every day I did wake up at 4 - 5 am. They could not offer even a sleeping mask. The curtains not only were not dark enough, also was not possible to close them completely at the sides. If you can't sleep correctly on an Hotel due to the amount of light that go into the room very early, definitely this Hotel can't get an high rating as it did fail on his main function!

On other side Hotel staff has been good in giving me a small frigo bar to be able to keep cold water on the room.

On those days temperature has been quite high ( ~ 26 deg. ), but anyway air conditioned was not operative. Hotel personell said that just in summer. So I had to open windows and wait some hours to get the room a bit colder. ( For about 100eur per night I think we could get better service ).

Breakfast has been quite good, but breakfast room is small, so if the Hotel is full, the breakfast room gets easily full.

Parking is good.

Location is a pacefull area slightly outside Tallin, that...

The hotel is located outside the city centre but a short and very straightforward drive away from the ferry terminal (parking was free, too!). The Song Festival Grounds and the Kadriorg Park are just next to the hotel, but otherwise there are not so many sights around. The hotel itself is a bit dull from outside but comfy and clean inside. Staff was friendly and breakfast was great. The family room upstairs was really spacious and you was able to see the sea (only just, though).||There were some minor issues, though... We had made check-in online well in advance but still our room was missing sheets and towels (for the kids). One of the rooms (there were two bedrooms in our "family suite") lacked proper curtains to keep light outside. Traffic noise from outside was quite audible but fortunately it didn't bother us. Also, the elevator didn't take customers all the way up that might be an issue for someone. But in overall this hotel is an excellent choice for one night stay if you are traveling by car, especially for...