ACCOMMODATION: There are 32 spacious rooms in the hotel, 12 of them are single rooms, 20 are double, incl. 4 deluxe suites. All the rooms have a shower or a bath, hair dryer, minibar, SAT-TV, direct phone line and internet connection. In the hotel, there are separate rooms for non-smokers and people with allergies. Also, rooms have been furnished for the disabled corresponding completely to their special needs.

RESTAURANT AND BARS: On the first floor of the hotel, there is a restaurant for 35 people and pub “Imperial” for about a 100 visitors who can comfortably enjoy Scandinavian dishes. The bar has a wide selection of quality alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. The back wall of the house and the restaurant is a medieval city wall built especially to take the nunnery into the protective fold of the city. Thus, one end still features the Nun Tower. On the other side was the Nun Gate that led to the Toompea. The nunnery was founded by the Cistercian order on the foot of the Toompea bluff in 1249 AD and was active here until the Lutheran reformation.

The nunnery was a haven mostly to the widows and daughters of the noblemen of Estonia. The former main building of the nunnery is still visible from the windows of our restaurant. Since 1631 AD, the nunnery is home to the Gustav Adolf Gymnasium. The nunnery's chapel was also dedicated to the archangel Michael, the heavenly „chief of militia“, as he was called.
The task of the saint was to protect the whole nunnery, its inhabitants and visitors. And so we can hope that we are well protected and kept safe on the grounds patrolled by the brave heavenly guardsman.

HOTEL FACILITIES: The hotel guests may, if they wish, use the services on a (mini)conference center. It is possible to use the conference room or the meeting room (also together with the sauna). The rooms are equipped with everything necessary for work – there is a computer that has internet connection, a printer, a fax machine, a phone, a copy machine. We hope that our conference center helps you to find solutions to your work problems and carry out business meetings when being far away from home.
In the hotel, there is a conference room for 25 people for holding seminars, conferences or meetings. The standard equipment includes an overhead projector, a TV-set, a video, a screen, paper boards and internet connection. If necessary, coffee breaks and catering may be organized. Organizing a spirited and successful conference does not only mean renting a big enough room with necessary equipment. A desire to offer one’s colleagues and partners a chance to spend effective working hours in an environment different from the usual is totally justified. Often it is even impossible to hold effective meetings in one’s own office – everyday activities interfere with concentrating on relevant issues.