RIGHT AT THE VIBE
Between Tallinn’s Old Town and Telliskivi Creative City
Whether you’re in Tallinn for a city break, sightseeing or work, Go Hotel Shnelli is a comfortable place to stay. Easy to reach by car or public transport, the hotel is just a short walk from many of the city centre’s most interesting places.
CONVENIENT PARKING
If you’re arriving by car, you can park right in front of the hotel at an affordable rate. Parking is free for motorcycles, and electric vehicle charging points are also available.
PET-FRIENDLY
Pets are welcome at our hotel. Right across the street, you’ll find the beautiful Snelli Park, perfect for a walk together.
ACCESSIBLE FOR EVERYONE
Our hotel is wheelchair-friendly and easy to get around, with accessible rooms available for guests who need them.
A GREENER CHOICE
Go Hotel Shnelli was the first hotel in Estonia to receive the international Ecostars Silver sustainability certification.
DISCOVER TALLINN JUST AROUND THE CORNER
Go Hotel Shnelli is surrounded by some of Tallinn’s most vibrant neighbourhoods. The Old Town, Balti Jaam Market and Telliskivi Creative City, with its cafés, galleries and street art, are all just a short walk away.
Tallinn Old Town – history and architecture on your doorstep
Just a few minutes from the hotel, Tallinn’s UNESCO-listed Old Town awaits with its cobbled streets, centuries-old buildings and hidden courtyards. Wander to Town Hall Square or up to Toompea for some of the best views over Tallinn.
Balti Jaam Market – a mix of flavours and cultures
Just a couple of hundred metres from the hotel, Balti Jaam Market is a lively mix of local food, international flavours and everyday Tallinn life. Browse Estonian produce, fresh bakery goods, street food and cuisines from around the world, alongside antiques, vintage clothing and all kinds of quirky market finds.
Telliskivi Creative City – Tallinn’s creative side
Telliskivi Creative City is where Tallinn shows its more creative side. Set in a former industrial complex, it brings together great restaurants and cafés, independent shops, galleries, street art and cultural events. It’s also home to Fotografiska Tallinn.
