Comfortable hotel but far from the city.

Written: 6 august 2014
Travel time: 7 — 8 june 2014
Who does the author recommend the hotel to?: For business travel; For recreation with friends, for young people
Your rating of this hotel:
7.0
from 10
Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms: 8.0
Service: 8.0
Cleanliness: 8.0
Food: 8.0
Amenities: 6.0
From the outside, the hotel does not look very fashionable: it looks like a renovated "living room", but inside it is quite good. The staff is friendly, speaks Russian. The rooms are modern and tastefully furnished: new furniture, plasma TV, spacious closet, new plumbing, hair dryer. Near the hotel there is a small front garden with cozy gazebos for drinking coffee in the fresh air (there are no balconies in the rooms). Wi-Fi is also available in the reception area, free parking and a sauna - in general, there is everything to mitigate the main drawback The hotel is VERY far from the center. And if you take into account the fact that the Nõ mme district, where "Dzingel" is located, functioned as an independent town until the middle of the twentieth century, then consider that you live outside of Tallinn. It's like settling in the "green zone of Kyiv" - the hero city of Irpin. In general, the hotel is ideal for a comfortable sleep, but not so good for getting to know Tallinn. Thank God, next to the hotel there is a stop of the 5th bus, which will take you to the center in "some twenty minutes" (for comparison: the Keila-Joa waterfall is a forty-minute drive from the center of Tallinn, this is a "deep there is a special regional bus).
A one-way trip in Tallinn is not cheap - 1.60 euros (the fare is paid by the driver). Therefore, if by the will of fate or your tour operator you ended up in "Jingel", I strongly recommend that you purchase a plastic "green card" (Uhiskaart) for 2 euros at the nearest R-kiosk and immediately replenish it with "travel cards" for all types of general public. transport. A ticket for one day costs 3 euros, for three days -5, for five days - 6 euros. At the end of your stay in the Estonian capital, the "green card" can be handed over to the Tallinn Municipality and the "deposit" 2 euros will be returned to you. The savings are obvious : ) Well, in general, if you are a "joyful tourist" and not a "tired business traveler", then I advise you to choose a hotel closer to the center, entertainment and the ferry terminal. Fortunately, there are plenty of hotels in Tallinn for the same or even lower price than that of "Dzingel".
I wish you all pleasant travels and vivid impressions!
Translated automatically from Russian. View original

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