Superb location in trendy district on the other side of the railroad terminus and market from the Old Town. Spotless clean, FREE parking (for the first 4 guests). Cool common areas (kitchen etc). They encourage sustainability (limited hot water in the shower).

Very weird AC system - cold air is blown around the bed (who wants a stiff neck?), heater in the middle of the room. No actual parking reservation (contrary to the description), first come first serve, we were lucky to be at low time. Bed by the window on the street and corridor level = difficult choice between blocking the only window in the room and feeling exposed to the passersby. Confusing check in/out electronic system (you'll have to type all the information booking.com has once again and I'm not even sure I managed to actually check out).

The location and check in/ check out processes are great! The interior is also nice.

Water in the shower was hot for the first 5 minutes and after that became cold. I don't know if it's a policy or I was just not lucky. If it has "green" or "economical" purposes, you'd better warn your guests. Staying with a shampoo all over your head and understanding that the water is becoming cold is not nice at all. Also, it was cold in the room, and the temperature couldn't be changed. I tried but it didn't work. So, hot shower could be really nice, but it was hot for a few minutes only :( The light control is not obvious.

This hotel is another concept regarding accomodation. To sleep within recycled containers sounds creepy but the truth is that they are cozy and homey. The beds are very ample and comfortable and, of course, there are no annoying noises in the street, as the containers are within another big recycled space like an old factory or so. The hotel aligns indeed with the spirit of the "digital" city of Tallinn: everything modern and automated (you can check in and out online, codes to open the doors, etc.)

I understand that "rooms" need constant ventilation, but a flow of cold air by the bed is not a very good idea.

It's a fantastic place, inside an old warehouse just in front the Telliskivi Creative City. It's very, very stylish from the common areas to the container rooms. My room was larger than I expected. And quite cozy. It felt like being in a cocoon. I had two great night's sleep ! I'd definitely go back. The hotel café is also quite nice and offers a set breakfast at an extra cost (no buffet) so, if you are picky, I would not recommend having it but check what else they have in store or venture in Telliskivi for breakfast. It's also a good value for the price.

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This whole place is amazing. It's really close to the train and bus station and is surrounded by food trucks and bars, cafés, restaurants. The whole idea, design and implementation is so great that I would definitely come back again. It's modern and such a unique experience. You can check in with a touchpad if you arrive late, and finding the room, facilities are really easy. There is a window in the room and you can look out, but there's also a blind so you can have your privacy. The room might seem small for some but it didn't bother us, the bed was big enough for us, we could put our stuff under the compartments under the bed, and the bathroom was clean and relatively big for such a small space. The breakfast was really delicious and I would highlight the homemade granola.

Honestly I can't say anything I didn't like about the place. The air ventilation is next to the bed which made that side of the bed a bit colder but under the blankets it didn't bother us at all.

I absolutely loved the whole concept of the hotel. The steampunk aesthetic is gorgeous, the rooms are super comfortable and you did a great work with sound insulation. The staff are really nice and helpful.

The only two things that could improve were the fact that reception is empty at nights. If you don't have mobile data and a working phone line you won't be able to make it inside. The second thing is that there is no cleaning of the room during your stay. I think that's fine for a couple of days, but for longer stays you might want to include a weekly cleaning schedule. The only other thing I would recommend is getting rid of the plastic trees and replacing them with real ones. What is the point of having them if they are fake? :(

It very well located. Our room was clean, and well equiped. We could not hear the party noise from outside, so it was well insulated. The communal kitchen was well equipted and spacious. Checkin and checkout procedure was easy.

This is not for clustrophobic people. It was a suprise for us too that we could not open the window ... that was a little scary. But we checked where the air comes in to our container, which is in between the bed and the window. The bed was too soft for us. Setting the temperature in our container was tricky, and it turned out that the temperature of the incomming air to our room was not something that could be configured, but there was an electric heater on the other side of the bed (I guess this heater should have heated up the cold air comming for the outside). So you could stuck between hot and cold.

The location and overall concept of small private spaces for sleeping and large common areas for living works quite well. The co-working space, which was what I was more interested in, was nice and comfy, but there is room for some maintenance and upgrades to the facilities and equipment.

The staff was very friendly and helpful, the situation with the reception/bar was not very clear in terms of opening hours and things that were provided. I understand the concept of the hotel is more on the self-service BnB type of experience, but it's still a hotel and some more human-involving hospitality services would be appreciated. Also, there was a kind of pop-up night club thing right next to the hotel with loud music beating through the night. I was personally not bothered but many people would justifiably be.

Everything. Staff were very welcoming and accomodating, the design of the individual containers are fantastic especially the lighting, clever switches, bathroom design to name but a few. The overall design inc. but not limited to light spaces, greenery, bright airy lobby with vast ceilings. The fact that it is keyless entry everywhere and not typical hotel reception hours. Possibly the future ... The environmental and eco messages seem 100% felt and resourced and not like most hotels to cut costs. Location is also fantastic for discovering the Telliskivi district with supermarket opposite, bars and restaurants very close-by. Communication in advance was great and very early check in appreciated. The free laundry facilities were an absolute bonus including their own eco-friendly detergent. I hadn't breakfast included but was happy to pay 12 euros for their breakfast as good quality and convenient.

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very interesting concept and great interior design. very peaceful. comfortable bed. location was perfect, in the middle of post industrial quarter turned into creative center full of bars and restaurants. it’s also very close to the old town.

upon arrival we’ve received code to enter building and our room/container. the code worked for the building but not for the room. we had to call for assistance and were given another code which also didn’t work. eventually the staff member who was on duty had to give us staff’s special code so we could finally get in. this situation was annoying as we were after the travel day and just wanted a quick and easy check in. staff was very nice tough and offered us free breakfast as a compensation