The Three Sisters Hotel

The Three Sisters Hotel is a boutique luxury hotel at Pikk 71 / Tolli 2, on the corner of Pikk and Tolli streets in the lower Old Town of Tallinn, Estonia. It was formed from three medieval merchant houses, which gives the property its name, and it is listed with the Five Star Alliance. Pikk Street is one of the oldest and most historic thoroughfares in the city, lined with guild halls and merchant houses, and the hotel sits a short walk from the Great Coastal Gate and the Fat Margaret tower on one side and Town Hall Square on the other. The Tallinn passenger port is within comfortable walking distance, which suits visitors arriving by ferry from Helsinki. The architecture combines gabled medieval facades with a carefully restored interior, and the atmosphere is that of a private townhouse rather than a large hotel. Rooms are categorised as Deluxe Rooms, Junior Suites and Suites, and nightly rates are roughly €170-380 depending on the season and category. Amenities listed for the property include a restaurant, a bar, wifi and a concierge. Dining on site is a feature, and breakfast is generally served in the hotel, with the restaurant and bar also open to non-guests at times. The hotel does not advertise a large pool or spa, so guests wanting extensive wellness facilities usually book a treatment elsewhere in the city. Service is aimed at leisure travellers and couples seeking a quiet, characterful base, and the concierge can assist with sightseeing, restaurant bookings and onward transport. Because the building is a conversion of historic houses, room layouts differ from one to the next, and some rooms feature exposed beams or stonework. The location in the lower Old Town is calmer at night than the streets around Viru Gate, though weekend noise from nearby bars can reach some rooms. Visitors will find the Tallinn Old Town's main museums, churches and restaurants within about ten minutes on foot, making the hotel a convenient base for a short city break in Estonia.