Three Sisters Hotel

The elegant, luxurious and unique rooms of this hotel, set in 3 charming, interconnecting 14th century merchant houses, are located in the heart of Tallinn's picturesque old town.

The first record of The Three Sisters merchant houses comes from 1362, and the hotel is able to trace all the owners of the building since then. In more recent times, the hotel is proud to have provided accommodation for many famous names, including Her Royal Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, Toomas Hendrik Ilves (President of the Republic of Estonia), Horst Köhler (President of Germany), Sting and Lenny Kravitz.

An intriguing nest of chambers, walkways, secret staircases, balconies and galleries await you in this hotel. Alongside its original features the hotel also offers you tastefully designed, contemporary accommodation, plush enough to have enticed the British monarch to stay at the hotel. Because of the buildings' 14th century origins, every room in the hotel is unique in shape and size. What the rooms have in common is a rich host of luxury amenities, including a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a DVD player and Bulgari bathroom accessories.

Whether you dine in our Three Sisters Restaurant, our renowned wine bar or on the terrace, you can be sure that the hotel's sommelier will be on hand to assist you in choosing the perfect wine to accompany your meal. The hotel's cellar stocks over 300 wines, all of them available in the hotel's restaurant and in the rustic wine bar. A private dining room, with a hand-painted 18th century ceiling, is also available for intimate meals.

From here, inside the walls of the 'Old Town', a UNESCO world heritage site, you can easily explore all of the city's cobbled medieval passageways, taking in the wealth of historical sights on your doorstep.

Great Coastal Gate and Fat Margaret's Tower (0.1 km) - these defences, on the seaward side of the Old Town, were also designed to impress those entering the city by water. Guild Hall (0.4 km) - this was the second largest secular building in medieval Tallinn, after the town hall. Raekoja (0.6 km) - this building, one of the best preserved medieval town halls in Northern Europe, took the external appearance we see today between 1402 and 1404.

By Public Transport:
A taxi to the harbour or train station will cost about EEK 75.

By Plane:
Shuttle pick-up from Tallinn's Ulemiste Airport (TLL) is free of charge and available on request. A taxi from the airport to the hotel (journey of around 4 km) will cost around EEK 120.