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Tampere Maja offers accommodation in an 18th century wooden house in the heart of the Old Town of Tartu. There is a cultural club in the cellar, showing exhibitions of Estonian and Finnish art.

Tampere Maja is listed as a cultural monument by the National Heritage Board, and offers a unique design of rooms, with benefits of modern facilities. There is free Wi-Fi in all the rooms. Very very friendly and helpful, the woman who introduced me to the accommodation gave me an overview tour of the house! The interior-equipment was very nice! Also the paintings in the room fitted the atmosphere very well!

This elegant hotel offers individually designed, air-conditioned rooms with minibars and large bathrooms. They are decorated with historic wallpapers, wall paintings, fireplaces and authentic antique furniture. The rooms feature wide windows and high ceilings, and offer views of Tartu University or the hotel’s courtyard. The Antonius was a grand and exceptionally fine hotel. The rooms are large and beautifully decorated. There were two comfortable armchairs in which to relax. The bathroom was huge and had a walk-in shower as well as a clawfoot bathtub. The hotel is in the heart of the Old Town and our view was of the historic 17th-century university. The sites of Tartu were easily reached on foot from this ideally located hotel. The staff were friendly and helpful. We asked to change our room from a lower floor to a higher floor and were accommodated immediately. Breakfast was delicious and served in a charming medieval room with stone walls, arched ceiling and a large skylight. There was a sumptuous buffet with high-quality items, such as quiche, smoked salmon and sparkling wine, as well as great choices from the a la carte menu. We had an outstanding meal one evening at the Antonius Hotel. We were the only guests and our charming young waitress was kind, professional and knowledgeable. This hotel was superb value and we would recommend it 100% for people visiting Tartu.

The small and comfortable Hansa Hotel is only a few minutes away from the centre of Tartu, close to the shopping centres and the Emajögi River. Free Wi-Fi is provided.

This medieval-themed hotel offers rooms named after cities of the Hanseatic League, for example Lübeck, Visby and Bergen. Each one has a TV and a private bathroom. Very interesting hotel with special design. The staff was friendly and helpful. Secured parking for the motorcycle. Excellent restaurant and bar.

Villa Margaretha Boutique Hotell is a cosy and small hotel in Art Nouveau style, conveniently located only a 5-minute walk away from Tartu’s historic centre.

Offering personal service and a peaceful ambience, Villa Margaretha Boutique Hotell invites you with a romantic atmosphere and traditional, Art Nouveau-style furniture, accentuated by textiles in colours characteristic of the period. Loved the character of Villa Margaretha! The two-story suite was spacious and very clean. It was quiet at night but still centrally located. The front desk was always helpful and gracious. Looking forward to coming back soon :)

Located in the centre of Tartu, on the edge of the Old Town, Art Hotel Pallas, renovated in May 2020, offers modern, air-conditioned rooms with an LCD TV with satellite channels and free WiFi. Free private parking is featured and is subject to availability. Spacious rooms, beds Excellent breakfast Location

Located in Tartu, Dorpat Hotel offers rooms with cable TV and a free Wi-Fi internet connection.

The rooms of the Dorpat Hotel feature a work desk and a private bathroom with a shower and hairdryer.

The hotel restaurant serves European cuisine. In the mornings it also offers a breakfast buffet. I always appreciate breakfast in the hotel. This breakfast was generous and additionally had interesting side dishes that were local/traditional. We enjoyed a drink just outside the hotel in the arrival evening; the locals were enjoying live music and it was fun and lively. The location was convenient to walk along the river and to the old town. We were able to park for free (weekend) at the bus depot parking lot. We really enjoyed exploring everywhere in Tartu, especially the two neighborhoods with street art (we found a map to aid in our 'treasure hunt' from the city website). We highly recommend the Meat Market near the main square for starters - toasted garlic bread was to die for. The ethnographic museum was AMAAAAZING - and we would have loved to enjoy an outdoor concert at the festival venue. Walking around the famous cathedral park was lovely. Tartu was my favorite town in Estonia. Oh yes, and the beds were perfectly comfortable.