Just got back from a new years trip to Tallinn. Had a lovely time at the Hotel Kreutzwald. I too booked the standard room which was small- I booked a single room, and thats exactly what I got. However I coulod not complain about the temperature- that was fine. The shower was superb. The wifi worked fine- I have been listening to BBC 4 extra over my laptop all trip. Breakfast was plentiful and for £50 a night including breakfast 2 stops on the bus from freedom square, what more could you ask?? And on New Years Eve, after we had failed to find a restaurant for our last meal, the receptionist got us in at Mix Fusion Restaurant, so cheers for all your help

Stayed at the Kreutzwald for three nights. I was not expecting anything marvelous, but when we arrived at the hotel we were treated as in a 5 star hotel. The receptionist was very helpful and spent 15 minuetes to answer all our questions and help us get around in town. Breakfast was plentiful an also the zen room we stayed in was spacious and warm even though it was rather cold outside. On one evening we went to the hotels restaurant. The atmosphere was quite nice and the service swift. We ordered meat on a lava stone which was delicious and also a good experience for me. Overall I would love to stay there another time also.

We booked this hotel after visiting Talliinn two years ago and staying at the Hotel L'Hermitage. We expected since this is a 4-star hotel for it to be nicer than the previous one. We were wrong.
It was not a bad hotel but I was angry as soon as we reached our tiny room. We just booked a Standard room, so I don't know about the more expensive rooms, but our room was small, freezing cold, and had two beds shoved together as their "double bed." The one bed had springs that sunk pretty badly as well. The bathroom never got warmer and the rest of the room barely did with the -14 C weather outside and the teeny tiny heating system for the room. There was a space heater you could hook up.
The advertised wifi did not exist, though there was a computer in the room that did only the internet. The TV was old and small and had an odd assortment of channels.
The breakfast was really nice though one morning we were questioned about being there because we had our coats with us and were wearing jeans.
Overall, I would not stay here again. There are much nicer 3-star hotels in the area that are closer to the Old Town, like the Hotel L'Hermitage, and the room we stayed in was solidly 3-star quality. I found it very frustrating that apparently if you put a bottle of 17 Euro wine in a room you can call your self a 4-star hotel.

We stayed at this hotel over last weekend with my gf. We spent the whole Saturday out in the old town and center shopping and just looking around. After coming back to hotel, I did feel a bit run out and thought I had got cold. We decided to have dinner in the hotel restaurant, witch was really cosy and nice. We ordered meet on hot stone ( I think it was called lava stone). I had never had anything like it, but it was a nice surprise. Taste was good and it arrived very fast! As I wasn´t a very good company, my gf asked to get some spa treatments. She spent the sunday morning in the spa and was very satisfied. I also liked bath in the room. It was great after cold weather and being outside for a long time. Alltogether a great experience, despite my cold :).