2-Story Penthouse with Private Sauna, Seaview Terrace & Two Bathrooms

First Impressions

Walking into the 2-Story Penthouse with Private Sauna, Seaview Terrace & Two Bathrooms honestly feels like stepping into someone’s incredibly well-appointed private home rather than a typical hotel. This four-star property sits right on Lastekodu street in Tallinn‘s Old Town, and I mean right in the thick of things — you can practically hear the medieval cobblestones calling from your window. The fact that it scored a perfect 10 for location isn’t just marketing speak; you’re genuinely in the sweet spot where tourists want to be, but locals actually live and work too.

The Space Itself

What strikes you immediately is how this place uses its two stories — the layout actually makes sense, which isn’t always a given with these converted historic buildings. The main living area flows naturally, and having two full bathrooms means you’re not doing that awkward dance around your travel companion’s morning routine. The room setup feels more like a proper apartment than a hotel suite, with enough space to actually unpack and settle in for a few days. And that private sauna — well, it’s not huge, but after walking Tallinn’s hilly streets all day, you’ll appreciate having it to yourself.

That Seaview Terrace

The terrace is where this place really shines, honestly. You get these glimpses of the Baltic Sea between the rooftops, and on clear days (which happen more often than you’d expect), the view stretches out toward the harbor. It’s not a full panoramic sweep, but there’s something charming about catching the sea between the medieval towers and red-tiled roofs. I found myself having morning coffee out there even when it was a bit chilly — the view just draws you out. The terrace furniture is solid too, not the flimsy stuff you sometimes get in vacation rentals.

Location Perks

Being right in Tallinn’s city center means you’re walking distance from pretty much everything worth seeing, but what I really appreciated was the parking situation. Finding a spot for your car in Old Town can be a nightmare, but having private parking sorted takes that stress completely off the table. You’re close enough to Raekoja plats (Town Hall Square) that you can pop back easily if you forget something, but far enough from the main tourist crush that you’re not dealing with constant noise. The neighborhood has this nice mix of locals grabbing coffee and visitors exploring — it feels authentic rather than like a tourist bubble.

Why Guests Love It

Couples seem to really connect with this place, and I can see why — there’s something romantic about having your own little penthouse retreat in a medieval city. The two-story layout gives you options for how to spend your time, whether that’s relaxing in the sauna, enjoying drinks on the terrace, or just spreading out with a good book. It’s the kind of place where you might actually want to spend a lazy morning rather than rushing out to see every sight. The perfect location score isn’t just about proximity to attractions; it’s about feeling like you’re living in Tallinn rather than just visiting it.

To book hotel in Tallinn for Christmas markets, travelers reserve Old Town turrets draped in fairy lights over Town Hall Square.