Tallinn Viimsi SPA

The owners of the hotel apparently set themselves the task of saving as much as possible on everything. Room: 1)The room is tired, the furniture is old. 2)Water in the sink is pouring in all directions (photo), 3)Blanket, somehow smaller than the blanket itself. With mattress and sheet - same story (photo) 4)Toilet paper 30cm from the tap and toothbrush cup. There are questions about hygiene. (Photo) 5) Small stuff, but still: the TV cable could be tucked into a dwarf, not just woven together (photo) 6) There is a dirty stain at the head of the bed. 7) The hotel offers bathrobes. True dirty, washed, with equal pocket (Photo) Spa: Overall not bad, but the water in the Jacuzzi is cold, it says 34 degrees, but it's much colder than the water in the pool, which is 32 degrees. When we got to the spa, there were plastic beer glasses around the pool, apparently from last night. Breakfast: 1)Breakfast is modest: couple of sausages, omelet, sausages, bacon (for the second breakfast and it is gone). Yogurt, pancakes, dry breakfast and that's it. You hotels at half the price of this breakfast is much richer. 2)Bun. For some reason, all there is for butrerbeards is chebat and bread with seeds, the usual toast and bread rolls just don't exist. Which is very strange. 3) The breakfast restaurant has a wall stained with chocolate. This wall was stained both at the first breakfast and the second, meaning they didn't even try to wash it. 4) The dishes in the restaurant are total tin, all glasses and spoons with forks shabby as if they were in their 20s. A child brought food on a plate that has survived at least 2 world wars.(Photo) On many dishes chipping, the cleanliness of cutlery also leaves much to be desired. 5) All "juices" are bodied syrup. The coffee mug holds 100 (Maximum saving mode activated :) ) 6) Bananas at breakfast even pigs would be ashamed to feed (photo) 7) The salt marsh is on the table without the back cover, so have come up with nothing better than just flipping it...(Photo) With all this, the hotel offers rooms from 130 euros per night, and it feels like checking into the cheapest hotel for 30 euros per night. It is shameful that foreigners come to this hotel and on it among others, they get the impression of our country. Spanish shame for Estonian tourism. Never visit this hotel again.

Everything was excellent. Spa&sauna zone was clean, and for all tastes. Kids was excited about the water park.

Great location and spa facilities. Shops near and clean rooms. Have multiple visits and everytime its great