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This motel is truly original. It meets all the common needs and there is a host of interesting things to look at and explore right there on the property. The surrounding area is also beautiful.

One of the best hostels I have been to. Beginning with a low price and ending with a cozy room furnished in an old-fahioned style, both the room and kitchen area were cute and originally decorated. The kitchen even had coffee available, great Finnish coffee at that.

It was very clean with good kitchen facilities. My room was lovely and quiet. Not far to walk to turn but there were bikes to hire in the hostel. Good to cycle locally but Saaremaa is big. Bus station minutes away so you could get public transport to Angla windmills. There were midsummer festivities, folk dancing and bonfire on the beach at the time of my visit.

All natural sites are easily accessible either by bike which you can rent from the hosts (20 km is accessible) or by foot if one's going to walk. You don't have to wander a world away to find a forest suitable for berry-picking because it's everywhere. You have to take precautions against the sanguivorous gnat though, and better ask for advice from the hostess who is a real expert in everything that has to do with exploring the nature. I lived in a rustic room in this wooden kind of cabin with the kitchen adjacent to the bedroom. There's a fridge, electric stove and a real fireplace. Crockery and cutlery is good. The floor is made of painted wood, so when you walk it cosily screaks. The toilet is outside. It doesn't smell as you're supposed to trowel some peat in it. It fascinated me, and I think that the sort of people coming to this kind of a nook cabin hotel, won't find anything bad with it, because life in the woods is meant to be so. The most important is not to forget to flush your turd in the city loo. Sauna might be shared with other guests. You may want to use it all together at the same time. There is also shower available for those who don't stand sauna. Grocery store is at stone's throw away from the hotel, so you won't famish to death. And if you behave you may be allowed to pick currants in their garden and get some naturally grown cucumbers from the hostess' greenhouse. Bikes are available for rent as well. I didn't personally use them but they must be in good state, ready to be used. And in the end the hosts are Estonian intellectuals, smart, well-travelled and down to earth. You can have many a meaningful conversation with them. I will certainly return here again.

perfect location for fishing. Very pleasant stuff.