Tallinna 19b
What to expect
The two-storey apartment has three bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen, a balcony and a shower room with WC. On the ground floor there is a shower room with WC, a hall with armchairs and a kitchenette with a fridge, microwave and tea and coffee facilities. There are also two bedrooms: a double room with one 160 cm bed for up to two people and a triple room with one 140 cm bed and one 90 cm bed for up to three people.
Upstairs there is a spacious living room, a fully equipped kitchen, a WC and a sunny balcony, plus the third bedroom: a single room with one 90 cm bed. A fold-out extra bed for one person can be added to this room.
Send a booking enquiry
To check availability and book, email Eva-Maria at eva@mariarooms.ee or call her on +372 5396 6787.
Please note: this apartment can also be rented room by room. See more HERE.
The apartment is in the centre of Kuressaare, right next to the bus station. A five-minute walk takes you to the central square, and in 10 minutes you reach the town park and the castle courtyard along beautiful, historic Lossi Street.
Did you know?
The apartment is in the building at Tallinna 19B. Tallinna 19 is the old courthouse, completed in 1790 and built for the new lower court created by the Russian administrative reform of 1783. The building also housed a prison, the police administration and a branch of the treasury, and kept a similar role during the Republic of Estonia. Its walls and all the carved decoration are made of local Kaarma dolomite. The building was destroyed in the Second World War, restored in 1945 and used as the headquarters of a Soviet border guard unit. In 1991 it passed to the Estonian Border Guard, and the local customs office and passport desk were also here. Since 2014 the building has housed the Kuressaare centre of the TalTech Estonian Maritime Academy.