Tolli põik apartment

What to expect

The apartment is on two floors. On the ground floor there is a kitchen, a balcony and a dining/living room. Upstairs there is a living room-bedroom and a shower room with WC. The kitchen is fully equipped, so you can cook whatever you like. There is a hob, oven, microwave, kettle, coffee machine and fridge. We provide coffee, tea, sugar and some spices.
Upstairs there is one 140 cm double bed and one 90 cm single bed. The sofas on both floors also turn into beds, adding two more sleeping places. There is a cot in the apartment, and we can set up 1-2 more beds for children. The apartment sleeps up to 5 adults plus one small child if needed. It is most comfortable for up to 4-5 people.

Send a booking enquiry

To check availability and book, email Eva-Maria at eva@mariarooms.ee or call her on +372 5396 6787.

Guest reviews

"Great location, everything you need is close by: shops, sights and the town centre. The apartment is on two floors, you can do laundry and there is a lovely balcony."
Mari-Liis
Booking.com review
"Lovely, cosy apartment with all the extras you need. In the town centre, yet no noise. Everything within walking distance. Recommended!"
Heiki
Airbnb review
"A quiet area in the heart of town. The kitchen is very well equipped, everything you need is there. Comfortable, cosy and clean. The balcony is a must in summer."
Ilme
Booking.com review
"A pleasant place to stay! The apartment was cosy and clean! 🙂 The kitchen downstairs had everything needed for cooking, making coffee and so on. The balcony was lovely."
Vivi
Airbnb review

Location

The apartment is on Tolli põik Street in Kuressaare. The town centre, the castle park and the sea are all a short walk away.

Did you know?
If you walk out to Tolli Street and turn left, you soon reach a crossroads with a distinctive well house. This square was once the Sõrve market square, the first marketplace in Kuressaare. Today the square has lost much of its historic character because of out-of-scale new buildings, and the well looks like a decoration taken out of context.
During the Second World War, both the old power station and the surrounding blocks were badly damaged. The area was heavily rebuilt in the Soviet period and several new blocks of flats went up nearby, so the overall look is now rather eclectic.