The architectural centrepiece of Tallinn's skyline, this distinctive landmark tower offers sweeping 360-degree views and is home to Estonia's only two-Michelin-star restaurant (180° by Matthias Diether). Sophisticated design, excellent service, and city views from most rooms.
Radisson Collection Hotel Tallinn occupies a distinctive curved tower at Rävala puiestee 3, in the modern business district just east of Tallinn's medieval Old Town. The hotel is a 10–15 minute walk from Viru Gate and has excellent tram connections. The tower's profile has become one of the defining landmarks of Tallinn's contemporary skyline.
The hotel's most celebrated asset is 180° by Matthias Diether, Estonia's only restaurant to hold two Michelin stars. The restaurant occupies the building's upper floors and offers sweeping panoramic views over the Old Town rooftops and the Baltic Sea. Reservations should be made weeks in advance.
Room categories span standard guest rooms through corner suites, most offering views of the Old Town, the sea, or the city skyline. A spa, fitness centre, and a casual all-day dining venue complement the flagship restaurant. Meeting and conference facilities cater to the property's substantial business traveller clientele.
Room types
- Superior Room
- Deluxe Room
- Corner Room
- Junior Suite
- Executive Suite
Amenities
- Michelin-star restaurant
- spa
- fitness center
- bar
- free WiFi
- concierge
Location
Rävala puiestee 3, 10143 Tallinn
59.4363, 24.7534 View on map
Highlights
- 180° by Matthias Diether — Estonia's only two-Michelin-star restaurant with panoramic views over the Old Town and Baltic Sea
- Striking curved landmark tower in Tallinn's business district, a 10-minute walk from Viru Gate
- Corner suites and upper-floor rooms with sweeping views across the city, Old Town rooftops, and the sea
- Full spa, fitness centre, and professional meeting and conference facilities
- Tram connections from Rävala puiestee to the Old Town, port, and Tallinn Airport
Tips for visiting
- Book a table at 180° by Matthias Diether weeks in advance — it is one of the hardest restaurant reservations to secure in Estonia, especially in summer.
- Upper-floor corner rooms offer the most dramatic views; specify a view preference when booking.
- Tallinn Airport is approximately 4 km away; tram line 4 connects the airport with a stop near the hotel in around 20 minutes.
- Conference facilities are in heavy use on weekdays; leisure guests may find weekends quieter and more competitively priced.
When to visit
The hotel operates year-round; summer (June to August) is peak season for leisure visitors. The business hotel sees consistent demand year-round.
Accessibility
The Radisson Collection Tallinn is a purpose-built contemporary tower, generally well-equipped for guests with mobility needs, including lift access to all floors and step-free entrances. Contact +372 682 3000 for specific requirements.
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Frequently asked questions
What is 180° by Matthias Diether?
Estonia's only two-Michelin-star restaurant, located on the upper floors of the Radisson Collection tower. The menu focuses on European fine dining with Estonian seasonal ingredients. Advance reservations are essential; call +372 682 3000.
How far is the hotel from Tallinn's Old Town?
The hotel is approximately a 10–15 minute walk from Viru Gate, the main eastern entrance to the Old Town. Tram lines running along Rävala puiestee provide a faster connection.
How do I get to the hotel from Tallinn Airport?
The airport is approximately 4 km from the hotel. Tram line 4 connects the airport with the city centre in around 20 minutes. Taxi and rideshare services take 10–15 minutes.