Tallinn

The newly opened hotel occupies the renovated interior of the former post office at the center of the Old Town. — Travel + Leisure

The five-star luxury of this impeccably restored fifteenth-century building attracts the great and the good. — Rough Guide

Located just steps from the medieval center of Tallinn, this hotel was built in 1920s art-deco style. — Star Service

This glimmering, glass-lined business hotel is one of the newer additions to the Tallinn skyline and is the tallest building in the city. — Star Service

A strong dose of 1930s-style class has worked its way into every corner of this historic building, which stands just outside the Old Town and overlooks Freedom Square. — Insight Guides

The Radisson Blu Sky Hotel, a shining 300ft glass pillar, boasts five-star lodgings with superb views across Tallinn, including its charming Old Town and the Baltic harbour with shuttling ferries. — The Telegraph

Tallinn Backpackers is by far the most popular hostel in the city, and for good reason. — Frommer's

This high-rise has some rooms with great views of the Old Town, but even if you don't land one of those, you'll still have access to a fitness room and sauna overlooking the city. — Fodor's

All 120 of the spacious rooms in this three-star hotel are equipped with cable television, telephones, and mini-safes—. — Concierge

You know when you arrive at the front door that Euphoria is a different kind of hostel. — Afar Magazine

More like a guesthouse than a youth hostel, Johanna Hostel makes for an excellent budget choice for its Old Town central location, with its spic-and-span rooms and friendly service. — Fodor's

Steeped with elegance, this small luxury hotel is housed in a 1912-era bank building and still has the original vaults to prove it. — Insight Guides

- Frommer's Staff. — Frommer's