Executive suits in Tallinn’s Old Town Hotel Telegraaf are extra spacious with a fully furnished sitting area for private and undisturbed meetings. Work at the spacious desk with the courtyard providing a peaceful view.
Use your own Service Cabinet for getting your clothes dry cleaned and your shoes polished. Enjoy a bathroom equipped with a bathtub, rest and sleep in a generous and comfortable king size bed.
Historical charm refined for the business or leisure trip in Tallinn 5 star Hotel Telegraaf. Hotel rooms feature high ceilings, parquet floors, and are contemporarily furnished with modern amenities.
All this and silence, too. Choose a quiet courtyard view or cosmopolitan Vene Street, though if you want to hear the city sounds you’ll need to open your window.
Hotel Telegraaf Superior rooms have armchairs, desks, and generous double or twin beds for a good night’s rest. Many have natural light in the bathrooms.
Place your dry cleaning or shoe in the private service cabinet. Enjoy 5 star luxury in Tallinn’s Old Town.
A Russian physicist who was the first to demonstrate the practical application of electromagnetic waves, Popov built his first radio receiver in 1894, two years later transmitting radio waves between two campus buildings in St. Petersburg.
In 1899, transmitted wireless ship-to-shore communication over a distance of 30 miles. The Popov Suite features a private sauna.
The bar is open until the wee hours for you to enjoy a selection of fine wine from both the Old and New World - as well as everything else you might like.
Telegraaf’s bar is perfect for pre-dinner cocktails or late-night drink.
Restaurant Tchaikovsky is a celebration of food and music. Just as a symphony is separated into movements, each with its own tempo and mood, so is a remarkable meal. And when food and music are properly paired they make for the experience of a lifetime.
Restaurant Tchaikovsky is perennially at the top of the list of Best Restaurants in Estonia. Flavours of Estonia named it Best Gourmet Restaurant and Best Hotel Restaurant. It is also listed in the White Guide, the Scandinavian guide to top restaurants.
Lunch 12.30h - 15.00h Dinner 18.00h - 23.00h
Lunch 13.00h - 23.00h Dinner 18.00h - 23.00h last order at 22.30h
Smart Casual
Daily 12.30h - 23.00h Terrace is open when the weather permits
Monday – Friday 12.30h - 16.00h Saturday – Sunday 13.00h - 16.00h
From 18.00h
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Telegraaf’s multifunctional meeting facility, Symphony Lounge, designed as an extension of the lobby area, enables flexible solutions for small- and medium-sized meetings and events.
Outside the city centre, on the seashore in Rocca al Mare, there’s Estonian Open Air Museum, which is akin to a village, where you can see Estonian rural architecture and village life from the 18th to the 20th centuries.
Russian Tsar Peter I built the Kadriorg Palace as his family’s summer residence and created a gorgeous park ensemble around it. Today, people enjoy spending their leisure time in the park, which offers activities for the whole family.
In 1828 Nicholas I of Russia mandated this building. Completed in 1840, it is located on area of 4 hectares. Over the years it has had different functions – in 1867 as barracks, in 1920 as a prison and since 2007 as a Culture Park.
Symphony Lounge echoes its Tallinn Old Town location with an elegant dining experience with all the hallmarks of fantastic service that you would come to expect from a five star hotel.
Cosy restaurant offering simple Italian cuisine is opposite the Hotel Telegraaf.
The view from Tallinn TV Tower is unique in Estonia as well as in all of Northern Europe. It is a view that must be seen and experienced.
Tallinn Zoo holds the best collection of mountain goats and sheep in the world.
Ever since the German Knights of the Sword first built a stone fortress here in 1227-29, every foreign empire that ruled Estonia used the castle as its base. Today, appropriately, it's home to Estonia's Parliament.
HOTEL TELEGRAAF, AUTOGRAPH COLLECTION
Vene 9 10123 TallinnEstonia