Hansa Hotell, Tartu, Estonia

Double rooms – Double rooms have 1 large bed or 2 single beds. Some double rooms have a sofa bed that can be used as an extra bed (an extra bed fee will be charged).

Single rooms – The hotel has 3 single rooms and are decorated in an old-fashioned style with carpeted floors.

Superior rooms – Superior rooms have either 1 wide or 2 twin beds. It is possible to add an extra bed in the rooms (extra bed charges apply).

Apartment rooms – These large, spacious rooms have a separate entrance. There is a terrace in front of the entrance. Rooms have 1 wide or 2 twin beds and a kitchenette. The apartments have tiled floors suitable for allergy sufferers. One apartment is also suitable for people with special needs. The rooms are ideal for families with children!

Junior Suite – The spacious and cosy Junior Suite has 1 large bed, a minibar and air conditioning. Ideal room for families with babies!

Senior suite – The spacious and cosy senior suite has twin beds and a small kitchenette. The senior suite has table floors, which are suitable for allergy sufferers. The senior suite is also suitable for people with special needs.

De Lux room – The spacious and bright De Lux Room has a window that offers a beautiful view of Hansa Hoov. This room has direct access to the terrace.

Apartment “Tallinn” – This large, luxurious and spacious room has a separate entrance. There is a terrace in front of the entrance. The room has 1 wide beautiful bed and a kitchenette. The apartment has tiled floors suitable for allergy sufferers. The room is ideal for families with children!

Suite “KING” with sauna – The unique Hansas Suite has two separate spacious rooms – a living room and a bedroom. It is possible to relax in the private electric sauna.

In authentic Hanseatic-style rooms, they offer traditional Estonian dishes and an old-fashioned setting.

It is possible to organise a reception and lunch or dinner for groups at the hotel.

In the summer, you can enjoy a pleasant stay and delicious dishes in the Hansa Hoovi with a fountain.

In Hansa Tall, you can find several different rooms that are well-suited for organising smaller meetings or private dinners.

At every corner in Tartu, there are concert venues, exhibition halls, theatres, churches, museums and charming little cafés as well as various pubs and restaurants. An inseparable part of the city is its students who comprise around a quarter of the population and generate a lot of fun and energy. There is a lively cultural scene with something for every taste as exciting events and festivals take place all year round.

Here you can visit:

• Tartu town hall
• Tartu Old Observatory
• Le Coq Beer Museum
• Estonian Aviation Museum

The nearest airport is Tallinn airport (around 2 hours by car), and the nearest railway station is just 10min by car.