Picolo recommends · Hotel in Tallinn, Estonia
The Three Sisters Boutique Hotel
Three old merchants’ houses side by side at the top of Pikk Street, where every room has its own shape, beams and thick stone walls.
Pikk Street, the long main street of the Old Town, ends at the Fat Margaret tower and the way down to the harbour. Right there, three merchants’ houses have been joined into one small hotel.
Inside you find beams overhead, deep stone walls and big beds. No two rooms are the same. The restaurant on the ground floor is good enough to keep you in for at least one dinner.
Picolo’s verdict
Why we chose The Three Sisters Boutique Hotel
This is our romantic pick in Tallinn. The hotel is small and quiet, and the old houses do the work that decoration does elsewhere. It suits couples who want history in the room, not just outside it.
Rooms at the top have sloping ceilings and steep stairs. If climbing is a problem, ask about the lift and the room type before you book. There is no spa here.
What you get
- Large beds in rooms that are all different
- Three historic merchants’ houses
- Restaurant on the ground floor
- Small hotel with personal service
- Short walk down to the ferry port
A day at The Three Sisters Boutique Hotel
- Morning
- A slow breakfast while Pikk Street is still empty.
- Midday
- The Fat Margaret tower and the maritime museum inside it.
- Afternoon
- Coffee in the Old Town before the light fades.
- Evening
- Dinner downstairs, then back up the creaking stairs.
Location
Old Town, Tallinn, Estonia
Open in MapsQuestions about The Three Sisters Boutique Hotel
Where is The Three Sisters in Tallinn?
On Pikk Street in the north of the Old Town, a short walk from the Fat Margaret tower and the harbour.
Is The Three Sisters good for couples?
Yes. It is small, calm and full of old details, which is why we consider it the most romantic hotel in the Old Town.
Does The Three Sisters have a lift?
Some top-floor rooms involve stairs and sloping ceilings. Contact the hotel about the lift and room type if access matters to you.
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Updated 6 Nov 2026All articles
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