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The Knight House – a great hostel in the Tallinn Old Town

September 8, 2017 By James Clark

Hostel Review: The Knight House, Tallinn - Estonia

Hotel Name: The Knight House
Address: Rüütli 16, Tallinn Old Town, Tallinn, Estonia.

I stayed at The Knight House in Tallinn. I booked online for its location in the old town of Tallinn, and it also had a good rating to price ratio. I paid € 26.40 for 2 nights in a 6-bed dorm.

Ruutli

The Knight House is locating within the old town so you are right in the UNESCO World Heritage action, and it is close to the tram that goes direct to the airport.

The Knight House

The hostel is in an old apartment block and has a homely feel to it.

Reception

My room had 2 bunks and 2 single beds, and each bed had a locker.

6-bed dorm

I always appreciate when towels are free at hostels, and this was the first time I’ve seen a welcome chocolate at a hostel.

Towel and chocolate

There are a separate toilets and combined toilet/shower rooms, and they were all in a good clean condition.

Bathroom

There is free wifi throughout the hostel, and there is also a public computer for the remaining people without a device. There was a sign saying you can get tickets printed for free so that is a good use of a hostel computer.

Public computer

Not related to the review of the hostel, but this first aid kit using a stock photo made me laugh.

First Aid

There is a kitchen for self-caterers.

Kitchen

And breakfast is served in the kitchen from 8am. For breakfast you can help yourself to cereal and toast, plus brewed coffee.

Breakfast

I enjoyed my stay here and I would recommend it as a good hostel to stay at in Tallinn.

Book The Knight House online or search for more hotels in Tallinn.

Filed Under: Accommodation Tagged With: estonia, hostel, tallinn

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