Telegraaf

The magnificent building Hotel Telegraaf as we know it today was built in the old town of Tallinn at Vene Street 9 in 1878. Designed by the architect Peter Schreiberg from St. Petersburg, it was originally a four storey house, the two topmost floors added later.

In 1918 the Telegraaf House came into its own! It became the main centre of communications – a great post office with full telephone services offered to public until 1992. Hotel Telegraaf opened its doors in 2007.

The story of the Hotel Telegraaf is the story of Tallinn. It is fitting that the ancient cultural centre of Estonia should now boast an elegant five star hotel at its very heart in its most ancient and distinguished Vene Street – the street of hospitality.

The hotels’ 83 rooms, including 3 standard suites and 1 Presidential Suite, are designed in Modern Art style with Art Deco touches and offer refined and elegant decór. Most of the rooms feature Medieval Old town views.