Apartment at Tolli põik
What awaits you?
The apartment spans two floors. On the first floor, you will find the kitchen, a balcony, and a dining/living room. The second floor features a living room-bedroom and a WC-shower room. The kitchen is fully equipped, allowing you to cook whatever you desire. It includes a stove, oven, microwave, kettle, coffee machine, and fridge. We also provide coffee, tea, sugar, and some spices for your convenience.
On the upper floor, there is one wide 140 cm bed for two people and one narrow 90 cm bed for one person. Additionally, both the upper and lower floor sofas can be converted into beds, adding two more sleeping spots. A stationary baby crib is available in the apartment, and it's also possible to accommodate 1-2 extra beds for children. Therefore, the apartment can accommodate a maximum of 5 adults, plus one small child if needed. The most comfortable capacity for the apartment is 4-5 people.
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Available dates are shown in green on the calendar.
To make a reservation, please write to info@mariarooms.ee
Tolli põik apartment prices:
Summer season (June–August)
4 people €105/night
3 people €95/night
1-2 people €85/night
Low season (September-May)
4 people €75/night
3 people €65/night
1-2 people €55/night
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Location
The apartment is located on Tolli Põik Street in Kuressaare. Both the city center and the castle park, as well as the sea, are just a short walk away.
Interesting fact:
If you walk out to Tolli Street and turn left, you will soon reach an intersection where you will see a distinctive well house. This square was once the site of the Sõrve market, which was the first marketplace in Kuressaare. Nowadays, the square has lost some of its environmental value due to the partially out-of-scale new developments, and the well appears as a decorative element out of context.
During World War II, both the old power station and the surrounding blocks suffered significant damage. The buildings were extensively reconstructed during the Soviet period, and several new apartment buildings were constructed in the area, resulting in a rather eclectic architectural landscape.