Begin your day inside the restored 14th-century halls of The Three Sisters — an Estonian breakfast laid beneath limestone walls and hand-carved beams.
Three gabled merchant houses, built in 1362 and united in 2003, the building carries original limestone walls, hand-carved beams and frescoes uncovered during restoration.
Our private dining room is crowned by a 16th-century wooden ceiling painted with angels — discovered under fourteen layers of paint during restoration. For a table of eight to ten, the room is yours alone.
Enquire about the Angel Room →Tell us your details and we will confirm your table by email. Reserve ahead and breakfast is €25 per adult instead of €28, settled at the hotel.
Payment at the hotel · Weekdays 07:00–10:30 · Weekends 07:30–11:00
For the private Angel Room or larger parties, write to reservations@threesistershotel.ee.
At the quiet northern end of Pikk, a few steps from the city wall and Fat Margaret's tower. The morning room sits within the three connected merchant houses — look for the gabled façades.
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