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#2 of 39 in Parnu
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Located in the center of Pärnu, the summer capital of Estonia, the Hansalinn offers 11 cozy and quiet rooms and a very good restaurant. Each room is individually designed and offers a romantic atmosphere. Close to the Hotel Hansalinn, there is a beautiful church, a new concert hall, a theater, a museum, galleries, shopping streets and nightclubs. The yacht harbor and the beach, which is considered to be the best in Estonia, are within easy walking distance.
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Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)
Wifi
Free breakfast
Bar / lounge
Breakfast available
Breakfast buffet
Children Activities (Kid / Family Friendly)
Non-smoking hotel
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Air conditioning
Minibar
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Complimentary toiletries
Hair dryer
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Centrally Located
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Grade: 100 out of 100
60Restaurantswithin 0.5 km
49Attractionswithin 0.5 km
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Malmoe 15, Parnu 80011 Estonia
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Bathroom was dirty. Hair and dust allover it. Rug on the bathroom floor had many stains on it. It was impossible to lock the room door when leaving. Even tho we were able to lock the door with a key, it didnt actually lock and you were able to just pull it right open again. To be safe, we took all our belongings when going outside. Very thin walls, every sound came clearly through. Cold floors, bad smell in the hallways (it gave a feeling like the walls, floors and furniture had seen some years of hard partying and smoking indoors). Great disappointment, website and pictures were nothing like reality. You take the first step inside and realize you're being scammed. There were a family in the reception complaining same worries which are described above but also added that they had a spider and a spiderweb in their room. On a good side - bed was comfortable. We rearranged our stay and left. Not worth the frustration. Nearby were hotel Rösenplanter and Frost (more expensive) but Rösenplänter was a great place to stay - actually historic outside and inside, high quality accomodation and clean. Rösenplänter also had a steam sauna in their bathroom, much needed relaxiation after night in Hansalinn. In general - do not reccomend!…
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Date of stay: March 2022Trip type: Travelled
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We had a great time in that hotel. We stayed in "Pärnu" room, it was very clean and comfortable, the electric oven added cosiness. The staff was very polite and helpful and we had many suggestions what and where to go and do. Breakfast buffe was very good, we both had food of our taste. Thank you for the accomodation and all the best!
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Date of stay: November 2020Trip type: Travelled
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Nice country-style house. No elevator. The rooms are not well sound-isolated and noises from the corridor as well from the neighbouring rooms were quite audible. Basic breakfast, not the greatest selection but all needs covered. The best part was service. Both ladies at the reception were wonderfully friendly!
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Date of stay: June 2020Trip type: Travelled
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During my present visit to Estonia, I stayed in Hansalinn twice. In general, both stays were very satisfactory. Prices were very much OK (having in mind that both cases were weekends in high season in the most popular resort). Rooms were fine, too, once (more expensive) larger, another time (cheaper one) rather tiny, both, however suited my purposes very well. The hotel is clean, service is nice, beds comfy, breakfast very good. There is no self-service tea/coffee, but they always ask and make it, as much as you wish. Bathrooms in both rooms were spacious but for some unexplainable reason, they installed microscopic sinks which would only comfortably suit for hand washing. Locality of the hotel is great – practically downtown, some 15 minutes on foot to the beach but at the edge of a park and very quiet. However, on my next stay there was a festival with rather loud live concert at the park which ended around midnight, so these who are early sleepers better check whether any concerts are planned around the date of their stay. Another thing – all rooms are reached by stairs, so not suitable for these with movement impairment or not able to carry their luggage. Ladies at the counter offer their help, of course, but there are no bellboys.…
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Date of stay: August 2019
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We booked two nights at this hotel on the basis of price (extremely reasonable) and proximity to the centre of Parnu. It is indeed very central and we found our room (No 18 - Brygge) to be comfortable and well-furnished. The breakfasts were excellent and the staff very helpful. As we were there out of season parking was easy and there was no problem with noise from outside. Would be happy to stay there again.
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Date of stay: September 2018Trip type: Travelled
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We were late booking this place and there were only a few options available to us in our price range. Just at the very upper limit stood the Hotel Hansalinn at £190 per night accommodating two adults and two teenagers in space containing a main room and adjoining small bedroom and a bathroom. Quite expensive but breakfast was included and this place had its own sauna and was well located for Parnu activities. If you look right now at the price for this room then it’s likely to be much cheaper than this. What we didn’t know when we booked was that the weekend we were there coincided with a very large music festival and when we arrived the place was buzzing with sober and very drunk festival goers. It seems to me that the hotel prices had been hiked up to bleed festival goers or deter them from staying here. We paid the price and di not sleep on the first evening when the festival was full throttle. All in all this is not a bad stay but not good value for £190. The hotel is quaint and staff were very friendly and right up to departure we enjoyed our morning chat with the owner while we ate our breakfast. Unfortunately he had left before we checked out, by then feeling that we had been somewhat conned by this ‘nice’ man.- see below Our space was on the ground floor and on entering the room you did feel like the condemned entering a dungeon. Really dark and the main bedroom is lit via a window facing a small courteyard. Be careful pulling up the curtains in the morning as you may find a member of staff starring at you. I almost jumped out of my pyjamas when I checked the weather and faced the receptionist. She had escaped her hotel reception duties to have a quick fag round the back. The other bedroom had no windows and was a horribly hot and claustrophobic. There is air con in the main bedroom and a fan but neither serve the second bedroom. Bathroom is OK but at peak showertimes the water trickles out of the shower head and you have to move about to get wet. Towels were plentiful but old and very thin. One day 2 the skies opened and it rained all day. So we thought we would try the sauna. Be very careful here as: 1. You need to book it in advance and it takes two hours to heat up. We actually tried to get in the day before but there was someone else in there and that was that. No sauna. We booked it on the rainy day and lucky for us (or unlucky – see below) the facility was available 2. The sauna was actually not that good because the room cannot contain its temperature for more than a couple of minutes before you have to put some more water on the heater. You basically boil for a minute before having to reheat the room 2 mins later. 3. IT’S NOT FREE. On the day NOTHING was mentioned about paying when we requested that the sauna be heated up for us. Next day when we checked out we were given a slip requesting payment of €16. Can you believe that? We were paying €206 a night and they charged us extra for the sauna. The lady who organized this did not mention cost once and I suspected that informing us about this unexpected cost was deliberately avoided. We could not find any reference to sauna costs in the hotel. This is clearly deliberate lack of information for their financial gain. They need to stipulate in their adverts e.g Hotel.com that this facility is not free and also mention this to guests BFORE or DURING booking the Sauna. OK €16 is not a whole load of money but as a family we felt we had been had been tricked and the experience left a sour taste in out mouths. We will have fond memories of Panru but not of this Hotel. Free WiFi was poor in our room and OK in the reception area. Plenty to eat at breakfast but coffee not that great and even as a guest (paying a lot of money) have to pay for a cup of coffee oustide breakfast time.. Bedroom facilities for making tea/coffee was not that great…
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Date of stay: August 2018Trip type: Travelled
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This hotel pretend to good ratio price vs quality. The hotel is pretty tiny and you shouldn't expect too much from it. Downtown starts in 100m, walking to sea is 10 min max. Price catogery is pretty decent.
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Date of stay: February 2018Trip type: Travelled
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This hotel was a nice surprise in its price group. Everything works: the staff is friendly, rooms are clean, the location in old town of Pärnu is nice, and there is a small shop of various organic products in the lobby. The old building gives each room an own character. We were in a group of 9 people and we were allowed to sit and chat in the breakfast room in the evening. Hotel does not have own parking but during the weekend, this is not a big issue because parking is free and available in downtown Pärnu. Check with the hotel about parking on weekdays and in the summer.
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Date of stay: October 2017Trip type: Travelled
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It is very small and nice hotel. The location is very good near walking street and pub. Family room is big and nice with a fireplace. The bed was very comfortable. Bathroom is big and nice too. We really liked the service. The host personally offered coffee. We definitely recommend this hotel to our friends too.
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Date of stay: September 2017
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We stayed at Hansalinn during our 4 days golfing trip to Pärnu. We really enjoyed good service and Hansalinn truly offered good value for money (50 eur/night/person). Also after each day golfing we utilized sauna facilities for nice relaxation. Hansalinn is centrally located in the city centre with close proximity from all bars and restaurants. Definitely worth revisiting!
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Date of stay: September 2017Trip type: Travelled
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PRICE RANGE
US$61 - US$73 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
LOCATION
EstoniaParnu CountyParnu
NUMBER OF ROOMS
11
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Claim Your Listing Frequently Asked Questions about Hotel Hansalinn
Which popular attractions are close to Hotel Hansalinn?
Nearby attractions include Pärnu Museum (0.2 km), Tallinn Gate (0.2 km), and Church of Jekaterina (0.03 km).
What are some of the property amenities at Hotel Hansalinn?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, free breakfast, and a lounge.
What food & drink options are available at Hotel Hansalinn?
Guests can enjoy free breakfast and a lounge during their stay.
What are some restaurants close to Hotel Hansalinn?
Conveniently located restaurants include Hea Maa restaurant, Restoran Edelweiss, and Pastoraat Cafe.
Is Hotel Hansalinn located near the city centre?
Yes, it is 0.04 km away from the centre of Parnu.
Which languages are spoken by the staff at Hotel Hansalinn?
The staff speaks multiple languages, including English, German, Russian, Dutch, and Finnish.
Are there any historical sites close to Hotel Hansalinn?
Many travellers enjoy visiting Prison Escape (1.2 km), Red Tower (0.3 km), and Blacksmiths Shop (0.3 km).