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There was a time when the telegraph building was a central spot in capitals around the world. The architecture was impressive, reflecting the importance of the new and sensational telecommunication technology of those days. The telegraph building was a natural meeting place where telephone calls and telegrams were dispatched manually by special service staff. Tallinn's former telegraph building, built in 1878, has now been carefully restored and transformed into this unique and luxurious 86-room historic city hotel. The most important features from the telegraph era have been preserved and developed and the amenities of a 21st-century luxury hotel added. In addition to a lobby area with 24-hour reception and check-out services, a hotel safe, currency exchange desk, cloakroom and lift access to the upper floors, facilities available to guests at this air-conditioned establishment include a bar, restaurant, conference facilities and wired and wireless Internet access, as well as room and laundry services and cellar for storing bicycles. Those arriving by car may leave their vehicle in the hotel car park or garage.

The spacious and comfortable rooms are ideal for business or leisure. Guests may relax or make detailed plans for their Tallinn visit in their armchair or sofa or refine the details with the contact at the desk. Furthermore, they can put their clothes into dry cleaning and their shoes for a polish in the in-room Service Cabinet. Alternatively, they can take a bath in the bathtub and rest and sleep in generous and comfortable double or twin beds. In addition to a private bathroom with a shower, bathtub and a hairdryer, further in-room amenities include a direct dial telephone, satellite/cable TV, a radio and Internet access, as well as a minibar, double bed and individually regulated air conditioning and heating units. A safety deposit box is a further standard feature of accommodation units.

A full buffet and an à la carte breakfast are included in the room rate. Lunch and dinner are available to be enjoyed à la carte. The Tchaikovsky restaurant represents the symphony that is Russian cuisine.

Life is a voyage, a journey full of discoveries. Guests can discover well-being in the lifestyle spa at the hotel, a wellness voyage and a perfect place to relax the mind and nourish the body. The spa menu offers a wide range of advanced spa treatments of the highest standards, including facials, massages and body and hand therapies. Alternatively, guests can take a dip in the indoor swimming pool or warm up in the hot tub, sauna and steam room.

The hotel reception is open 24 hours a day. Check-in time is from 4 pm. Check-out time is before 12 noon.

Turn right from the airport towards the city centre. Drive on the road Tartu mnt. Continue straight ahead and pass the Stockmann department store until the street changes to Rävala pst. From Rävala pst., turn right to A. Laikmaa street. Turn left from the next crossing, in front of Viru Keskus to Estonia pst. Drive straight ahead, over a big junction and pass the Vabaduse square. Keep to the right, and when a boulevard and a church are on left-hand side, turn right, from Kaarli pst. to Toompuiestee. Drive along Toompuiestee, pass the train station and over a hill straight ahead on a narrow street, Rannamäe tee. After a small park, turn right, from Rannamäe tee into the Old Town to the Väike Rannavärav street. From the first crossing in cobblestone streets, turn right to Olevimägi street. From Olevimägi, the first street to the left is Vene street - a few hundred metres straight ahead and the hotel is on the right-hand side.