Tallinn gets its first Hyatt property

Hyatt Hotels Corporation celebrated in August the opening of Hyatt Place Tallinn, marking its brand debut not only in Estonia but also in the Baltic States.

It is a significant move in Hyatt strategic expansion across Europe told Michel Morauw, Managing Director, North, EAME for Hyatt. “The opening of Hyatt Place Tallinn marks an exciting milestone as we introduce the Hyatt brand to the Baltic States for the first time,” he said.

Located in the heart of Tallinn’s harbor district, Hyatt Place Tallinn is remarkably accessible for ferry travelers arriving from Helsinki and Stockholm. Guests are only a short walk from Tallinn’s UNESCO-listed Old Town neighborhood, known for its cobblestone streets, vibrant cafés, and medieval charm.

Perfect gateway to town

Surrounded by modern business hubs, cultural venues, and seaside promenades, Hyatt Place Tallinn connects guests to both the city’s commercial and historic centers.

Within walking distance, guests can explore the Rotermanni Quarter, renowned for contemporary dining and boutique shopping. They also access Telliskivi Creative City, which offers a vibrant blend of art, design, and cultural experiences. Around the corner is Kultuurikatel. This distinctive venue regularly hosts leading tech conferences and events related to creative industries.

Igor Viskub, Management Board member at Estma HPT, the owning company of the hotel, declared. “We honored the Hyatt Place brand by bringing to life every aspect of its signature comfort and functionality in the Baltics. The ultimate proof of whether we succeeded is really up to our guests, World of Hyatt members and customers. But we feel we have found the right brand and the right location for Hyatt’s successful entry into the growing Estonian market.”

“As Estonia emerges as a dynamic destination for both business and leisure, we are proud to contribute to its growth with the first Hyatt hotel,” highlighted Kadi Saluoks, general manager of Hyatt Place Tallinn.

Guestrooms with a Scandinavian touch

Hyatt Place Tallinn’s 169 spacious and thoughtfully designed guestrooms blend modern Scandinavian-inspired design with sleek décor. It combines clean-lined, modern furnishings to create a warm and stylish retreat for every guest.

The hotel’s color palette draws from Tallinn’s Nordic light and coastal charm. It creates a sense of calm and clarity, ideal for both business and leisure travelers. With flexible social spaces and rooms to balance work and relaxation, the hotel meets the needs of today’s multifaceted travelers. Rooms have walk-in showers and a Cozy Corner to relax or work.

Locally grown but globally inspired cuisine

The hotel’s dining experiences bring the best of local flavor, re-imagined with inspiration from around the world. Restaurant Zoom blends contemporary design with a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. Created by Executive Chef Alexander Kaiser, menus celebrates high-quality, seasonal ingredients, catering to both international tastes and local culinary traditions.

For moments of social connection, the hotel’s bar, 6 Cocktails, will open before year-end. It will become a popular venue as it offers sweeping views of the city and harbor.

Near to nature

Guests have access to a state-of-the-art 24/7 fitness center equipped with high-performance equipment. The hotel also has direct access to a scenic seaside promenade ideal for running and walking. It is also in the vicinity of a nature reserve featuring a picturesque hiking trail.

Events at Hyatt Place Tallinn are possible in its 85 m2 conference room. It can be divided into two separate spaces. The room has modern audiovisual technology, making it ideal for meetings, presentations, training sessions, or informal networking events.

Special promotions to celebrate Hyatt Place Tallinn opening are available until early November.

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