Reval Express Tallinn
Sadama 1, (formerly Reval Inn Tallinn) Tallinn, 10111, Estonia
TravelPod Member ReviewsReval Express Tallinn
“Hotel”
denisediane 2 contributions
Williamsport, United States
Mar 18, 2011
Small rooms, but clean. Food wonderful
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Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelReval Express Tallinn
Medieval Town
Left St. Petersburg about 8 am travled by bus to Estonia. Arrived at the Russian border about 11 am. Had to sit and wait for 2 hours before they would let us cross. Then onto the Estonia border for another 1 hour wait. People move very slow.
Very nice small town. Looks like Canterberry Tale. Beautiful. Will be taking more pictures on the …
O azul do céu e as cores de Tallinn
"A blend of Eastern European and Nordic charms" - é como descreve o Lonely Planet.
Tallinn, a capital da Estônia e a Capital Européia da Cultura 2011 é realmente uma mistura do medieval com o moderno, do colorido com o cinza, do novo com os antigos traços da era Soviética.
Às 11 da manhã o Baltic Princess atracou no Porto de Tallinn ( …
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We made our way back to Helsinki's harbour to catch the hydrofoil ferry to Tallinn, Estonia’s capital. This is country number 30 - we can’t believe how much we’ve seen. The trip there only took an hour and a half. We disembarked and walked five minutes to the Old Town where our hotel, and everything else worth seeing, was located. Blue, sunny skies filled our two days there and we had a great time. Our original ...
Estonian Letter No.1 - To My Grandparents
... to fill even a small tub, they still feel like a luxury item.
We have fallen in love with the Estonian forest. The pine and birch trees grow so tall and straight, they are so regimented, it is so different to the Australian bush. Sille has taken us on lots of excursions, and together with the kids we have explored the beach, the bog and the forest. Even though it is a small country, there seems to be a lot of space here. The towns ...
Estonian saunas
... was going to walk with my suitcases from the hotel to the port and this was very possible as it would have only taken me half an hour and I walked to the port beforehand (the evening before) just to see if it could be done. However, when I checked out of the hotel I saw a taxi parked outside and I couldn't resist. What I didn't realise was that the very short distance from the hotel to the port had some of the worst traffic congestion in Helsinki, due mainly to some tour buses ...



