Hotel Promenaadi 3*
Main amenities
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Free Wi-Fi
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24-hour services
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Express check-in/ -out
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Private beach
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Sports activities
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On-site Dining
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Meeting facilities
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Child-friendly
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Wheelchair access
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Pets
Location
Located merely 10 minutes' walk from Haapsalu Castle, Hotel Promenaadi Haapsalu includes 35 rooms. Boasting a coastal location, the hotel invites guests to an à la carte restaurant serving European dishes.
This 3-star hotel lies 950 metres from Tagalaht and a mere 1.8 km from the boxcar-sized Railway and Communications Museum. Uuemoisa manor is in the immediate vicinity of the Promenaadi, while Laine bus stop is around 5 minutes' walk away. Also, Krahviaed is situated 950 metres away. The nearby cultural experience includes Ilon's Wonderland Gallery, which is 0.8 km away.
A patio and a balcony are included in the rooms for guests' convenience. The rooms of this accommodation offer views of the patio.
Buffet breakfast is provided daily. Promenaadi Suveterrass, an onsite restaurant, is open for dinner. You can visit a restaurant situated close by and taste European cuisine.
Review by hotel critic
During my recent stay at Hotel Promenaadi in Parnu, I was pleasantly surprised by the serene surroundings and convenient location. The hotel sits just steps away from the sea, allowing for stunning views and tranquil walks along the promenade. The retro-style building exudes charm, while the balcony overlooking the water provides a perfect spot to unwind.The room itself was comfortable, with good beds and a peaceful ambiance. The abundant free parking and cycle rental service were definite pluses for exploring the nearby old town. Although the breakfast selection was decent, I found the overall value for money to be fair considering the fantastic location.For those seeking a peaceful retreat with easy access to both nature and city attractions, Hotel Promenaadi offers a solid choice. The welcoming staff and calm neighborhood make for a pleasant stay, whether you're a tech professional or history buff like me.
