Domina Inn Ilmarine Tallinn

General Information

The Domina Inn Ilmarine Tallinn is a Tallinn lodging located in one of the city’s upscale areas, just a short amble from the celebrated historic Old Town, ferry terminal and all of the a lot of restaurants, shopping, museums, landmarks and sights of the town. The Domina Inn Ilmarine Tallinn is situated centrally in the town, near social transport alternatives, and only 10 minutes from the Tallinn Airport.

The rooms for guests at the Domina Inn Ilmarine Tallinn are all smartly appointed with contemporary décor and propose air conditioning, phone, Wi-Fi Internet amenities, radio, cable tv, mini-bar, savoury coffee and tea making service, alarm clock and iron and ironing board.

Housed in Friedrich Wiedgand’s former machine works factory building, the Domina Inn Ilmarine Tallinn is a fresh establishment that strives to merge the a lot of historical details of the building with up-to-date inside styling, and propose the greatly ultimate in cordiality and facilities for its clients. Hotel has comprise 24h visitor facilities, meeting rooms, common hall with hearth, sauna, Jacuzzi, beauty center, on-site pleasant dining restaurant and a cosy bar.

Dining Information

Il Marine Restaurant showcases its creative and pioneering culinary selection with a variety of varied Mediterranean cuisine. For maximum 120 people.

Location Information

Tallinn, the capital of Estonia is situated in the Baltic Sea area at an simple few hour's flight from main European towns. Considering that Tallinn is one of the best conserved city of dark ages in the Northern Europe, it's an absolute definite that the jewel in Tallinn's crown is its feudal city center, otherwise known as the Old Town. This web of winding cobblestone streets and properties, dating mainly from the 11th to 15th centuries, features been conserved nearly in its entirety due to a strong defensive wall-much of which is silent standing. That bit of foresight means that 21st-century guests able to peaceful walk though the Old Town's streets, wandering past the same churches, squares, towers and rows of peak-roofed houses that their predecessors did centuries ago.