ibis Tallinn Center

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Nice hotel centrally located in Tallinn. close to the city, train station, supermarket etc. The room is nice and clean with everything you need. not luxury but new, nice and clean. a big plus: the free coffee in the lobby is super good and much appreciated.

Stayed here for one night and I wished if I would have stayed longer. Great location less than 10 mints from the bus station and 20 minutes to the centre. Very modern design and awesome design for rooms. Great rain shower.beds are very comfy with relaxing colours. Breakfast is very well spread with plenty of cold & hot dishes. Great coffee and there is a free coffee for hotel guest available around the clock. Awesome point when you are running out in the morning. Highly recommended.

Ibis Tallinn is a very homey place with a welcoming atmosphere, and the staff are genuinely helpful and kind. We had free coffee, hot chocolate, and warm and hot water available. Our room felt cozy and was cleaned with care. I also appreciate the security of the place! The breakfast was excellent, and I loved the tuna-infused croissants. Checking out was easy, and they even called a taxi to take us to the airport.

Big clean rooms, nice stuff, tasty breakfasts. Tea and coffee service available on lobby during 24 h. Close to city centre. We spent 3 nights in this hotel. Also close to bus stop and shopping mall. If you decide go to this beautiful city choose Ibis hotel.

I never understand why Accor properties are so hit and miss. For every good property, there's another with customer service failings, bad design choices or basic issues. As a seasoned hotel user of many different grades of hotel, this lack of consistency seems to plague Accor (not just Ibis) more than any other big group. Anyway, as for this hotel, we're going to hit a full bingo on those things. I turned up just after 10pm having already checked in online the day before to my double solo occupancy room which is supposed to mean my room has been allocated for me at that point to pick the key up for when I arrived at the hotel. Imagine my surprise when I approached the front desk and was told that they were awfully sorry, but they could not provide me with a double room and instead I was going to have to have a twin room. Clearly the hotel had assigned my room to someone else, either the day before when I checked in or during the course of the day removed the room assigned from me and gave it to someone else. That's not a very good start and since I checked in as soon as it was open online and pre-paid, it should not have happened. Out of curiosity though, I looked on the Accor site and saw they were still selling double rooms for both nights in the hotel. So either their website is misleading (which surely must be false advertising) or they allocated me a twin room even though doubles were unavailable. Totally unacceptable. So I pushed both beds together. I got into my room and was faced with a room that faced the front of the building and what I can only describe as a small room. The AC was poor and heavily restricted and the room quite warm. The room was bare bones. The sign in the room helpfully suggested that to avoid making the room cluttered, they didn't install a desk or a wardrobe. That is interesting spin for making the rooms in the hotel smaller. Let me tell; you, even if you wanted to, there was nowhere to actually put a desk or a wardrobe in there. The TV was fine, the curtains did a very good job of shutting the light out and there was a decent selection of lighting for the room and the Wifi was fast. If it wasn't for these things it'd be getting a 1 star rating. And then the plug sockets in the room, A complete design fail. The sockets are not mounted on the wall pointing outwards, no, that would make far too much common sense. They're actually halfway up the walls behind the bed and near TV pointing to the floor. One of the ones near the bed is actually impossible to use any modern phone charger on, because there is not enough clearance between the socket and the wooden headboard of the bed. And one of the other ones was in a place where there was no surface to rest any device on, so unless you had a very long charger cable to place your device on the floor, you're not going to be able to use it. There's one on the other side of the bed that is somewhat usable if you move the table around to the other side of the room, but again, downward pointing sockets. I'm not quite sure having a plug in a socket that is pointing down towards the floor is the best idea, literally gravity is pulling that plug out of the socket as it's literally plugged in upside down. And then for the shower. With the most limp water pressure that I have ever seen in a hotel. Literally you can hold the thing upside down and the water goes no more than the length of my hand up in the air, the water is that weak. Completely impossible to give yourself a good shower. And then you have the fact that the temperature does not properly regulate, going through periods of warmer and colder whilst using it, so one second it can be nicely warm and a few seconds later it's burning hot for a few seconds as other reviewers have noticed. And of course, because the shower and bathroom floor have no separation and share the same floor the moment you open the shower door water floods into the bathroom floor Thankfully there is a hotel from a competitor brand opening up not far away which can be seen from the window of the Ibis. They can't open soon enough. The only