Ibis Tallinn Center Hotel

“March 2026”

You might think: just another ordinary ibis? This hotel completely breaks that stereotype and proves that behind a familiar brand, something truly special can be found. The experience begins at reception, where guests are welcomed with genuine warmth and professionalism more typical of five-star ho… more

You might think: just another ordinary ibis? This hotel completely breaks that stereotype and proves that behind a familiar brand, something truly special can be found. The experience begins at reception, where guests are welcomed with genuine warmth and professionalism more typical of five-star hotels than an economy brand. The positive surprise continues with a complimentary room upgrade — and not just any upgrade. The upgraded room featured a private sauna, which was both unexpected and absolutely delightful - aitäh Ms K.). The room itself was thoughtfully designed, comfortable, and maintained to a clinically clean standard. Every detail seemed carefully considered, and the high level of cleanliness significantly enhanced the overall comfort of the stay. At breakfast there’s plenty to choose from, and you’ll be eating in a well designed room. In summary, this is definitely not “just another ibis.” It’s a hotel that positively surprises at every step and delivers far more than expected. Highly recommended for anyone looking for something extra — excellent service, comfort, and a memorable stay. PS if I’d recommend any improvements that would be shampoo at a height of ~1,7m in walk in shower and soap over the sink around ~1,5m.

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“Terrific in Tallinn”

We stayed in this hotel for four nights in late September. The hotel is located on a main road approximately 20 minutes’ walk from the Old Town. The walk is easy. The hotel is a modern six-storey block with 190 rooms, built in 2019. It caters well for guests with mobility issues. It has surfac… more

We stayed in this hotel for four nights in late September. The hotel is located on a main road approximately 20 minutes’ walk from the Old Town. The walk is easy. The hotel is a modern six-storey block with 190 rooms, built in 2019. It caters well for guests with mobility issues. It has surface and basement car parking. These are chargeable. We reached the hotel by taxi from the airport at a cost of €18, the journey time is approximately 10 minutes. We understand there is a bus but the destination bus stop seemed to be some distance from the hotel (it is not those outside the hotel). The bus stops outside the hotel service the Town Centre. Entry to the hotel leads on to a long and wide area which services the reception desk, access to the lifts, a snack bar, the bar and entry to the restaurant as well as to a small conference room. This area runs the whole length of the hotel and provides generous and comfortable soft seating in addition to high table work areas. It is the latest model ibis and very welcoming. There is no gym or fitness area. We stayed on one of the five rooms with an in-room sauna. This room – at the rear of the hotel - is slightly larger than standard rooms (family rooms appear to be two standard rooms with an interconnecting door). The room was functional and pared down to basics. It has the ibis Sweet Bed and, whilst without chairs, has a two person bench. There is no desk. The wardrobe coped with our clothes for four days but would struggle with much more and a longer stay. Bed linen is of good quality. Air conditioning was excellent. The bathroom is spacious but tiled in a dark brown colour and thereby dark. Some of the lighting could be better placed. It has a walk-in shower and, adjacent, a two person sauna. Everything worked well (we had no problems with water pressure – but showered early) and the sauna was efficient but the provision of only two ibis sized towels perhaps misjudged. We could have asked for more but managed the issue. Two bath robes were provided and these could be used to dry-off. The only toiletries are a hair/hand/body wash. The room was triple glazed with very little external noise intrusion. The room was at the end of a corridor (as we suspect are all sauna equipped rooms) and we had no adjacent rooms. There was no corridor noise. Housekeeping was OK but missed our linen change on one day. There really isn’t much for them to do in the room. Public areas were clean and tidy with regular attention. The restaurant is also the breakfast room. It is a pleasant room suited for its purpose and worked well when we took the early breakfast at 06.30hours. Breakfast is a self-service buffet with copious amounts of hot and cold food. Replenishment was regular. Staff were attentive to requests and cleaned and tidied up regularly. The room is perhaps without an ambience for dinner but we usually ate out. We did use the snack bar which was rather short on choice and had our snack at one of the high tables. But the menu for the restaurant is available all day and whilst not expansive for vegetarians nevertheless provided a pleasant experience on the single occasion we took an evening meal. Waiting on staff were excellent. We found alternative restaurants about 15 minutes’ walk away. There are more in the Old Town but we did not investigate. Shopping and other attractions are further on into the Town Centre and are listed in some of the brochures available in the hotel. There is a mini supermarket a short walk away. The hotel staff were friendly and efficient. All had excellent spoken English. We found the receptionists knowledgeable and helpful. The hotel does accommodate groups and often more than one at a time. However during our stay we were not bothered by them although we can imagine the restaurant being crowded when used by the groups. The reception area is tricky to navigate on check in / check out by the groups. We had a very enjoyable stay without any major issues. Potential guests need to be aware that this is an ibis hotel and brings with it its own character, it is not luxurious but it is clean, comfortable and sensibly priced. The location is good and therefore we would thoroughly recommend this hotel.

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“Decent hotel”

Ibis generally is always good choice, especially if you want good price/quality balance. Availability of standard triple roms is also distinctive Ibis's advantage. Ibis Tallinn Center is very decent hotel close to city center. By foot to old city center ( Tompea hill ) takes appr. 25 minutes. The… more

Ibis generally is always good choice, especially if you want good price/quality balance. Availability of standard triple roms is also distinctive Ibis's advantage. Ibis Tallinn Center is very decent hotel close to city center. By foot to old city center ( Tompea hill ) takes appr. 25 minutes. They have underground parking for like 15 cars and small parking lot available outside. Rooms are of reasonable size, but please be aware - no working desk, so might be not suitable for business travellers. Bathroom of good size, water temperature and pressure was correct and stable. Bed is comfortable. Breakfast was decent and of good variety for budget class hotel. Overall would recommend.

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