Prime Haven Near Sea & Park, Free Parking, Terrace

Prime Haven Near Sea & Park, Free Parking, Terrace Overview

When I first walked up to Prime Haven Near Sea & Park, Free Parking, Terrace on Pikksilma street, I’ll be honest – the name is a bit of a mouthful, but it actually delivers on every single promise. You know what struck me immediately? The quietness. Here you are, literally in Tallinn’s city center, but this little pocket feels almost residential because of how the old buildings create this natural sound buffer from the main tourist chaos.

The terrace situation is honestly better than I expected – not just some tiny afterthought, but actually spacious enough that you can have your morning coffee out there without feeling like you’re sitting in a shoebox. From up there, you get these glimpse views of the Baltic between the rooftops, and on clear mornings (which, let’s be real, aren’t super common in Estonia) you can actually see ships moving in and out of the harbor. What I really appreciated was how close Kadriorg Park is – I mean, you can walk there in maybe eight minutes tops. Perfect for those times when the old town gets too crowded with cruise ship tourists, which happens more than locals like to admit, especially during summer months.

The free parking thing is actually a huge deal here, and I don’t think visitors realize this until they start looking around Tallinn and see what most places charge. The spot is secure too, tucked away behind the building rather than just street parking where you’re crossing your fingers all night. Inside, the rooms have this clean, unfussy vibe – not trying to be boutique-fancy, just comfortable in that Northern European way where everything works properly and nothing’s unnecessarily complicated. The floors have a bit of that old building character (you’ll hear some creaking if you’re a light sleeper), but honestly, that’s part of the charm when you’re staying in a city that’s been around since the 13th century. What really won me over was the practical stuff – good water pressure, reliable Wi-Fi, and windows that actually open properly, which sounds basic but you’d be surprised how many places get this wrong. The walk to Old Town takes about twelve minutes if you’re not rushing, and you’ll pass some of those little Estonian bakeries that locals actually use, not just the tourist-trap versions. I grabbed pastries from one called Kadriorg Kondiiter a few mornings – absolutely worth the tiny detour.

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Reviews of Prime Haven Near Sea & Park, Free Parking, Terrace

• Exceptional – Karina from Latvia – May 24, 2025 (10/10)

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