This modern hotel is located in the centre of Narva, in the immediate vicinity of the train and bus station on one side and Narva Castle and the river on the other side.
Piyumi
Estonia
Hotel is located in the center of the city which is very nice. Having a spa is good for a relaxing stay. Either you can buy a ticket to the common spa for a small fee of 15eur per person or you can book a room which has a private sauna for yourself. Lunch and dinner is available to order if you want which makes your stay more convenient. Staff were very nice and helpful too.
Located in the centre of Narva, a short walk away from Narva Castle and the 17th-century bastions, Inger Hotell offers Wi-Fi and private parking free of charge.
Vahtra Avenue Apartment is situated in Narva. Both free WiFi and parking on-site are accessible at the apartment free of charge. Staff on-site can arrange airport transfers.
Located in Narva in the Ida-Virumaa region, Transhostel FAMILY provides accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking. The property features quiet street views.
Santel Apart Hostel is located in Narva. Among the facilities at this property are a shared kitchen and a shared lounge, along with free WiFi throughout the property.
Margit
Estonia
Very clean and cozy place, everything feels new and fresh. The bunk beds were very sturdy, comfortable, and with excellent mattresses. As a frequent hostel traveller, I can say that this was one of my best bunk bed experiences :) There is a convenient common area with a well-equipped kitchen. The entrance with a code is convenient and no need to carry around keys. Narva bus/train station is about a 15-20 min walk away.
Narva is a mix of several unique historical places (castle,...
Narva is a mix of several unique historical places (castle, town hall, Krenholm manufactory) and grim Soviet concrete architecture. The promenade by the river deserves special attention, you can see another castle on Russian side and an endless string of people crossing the border on foot. There is a multi-kilometer nice sandy beach 15 kilometers from the town (in Narva-Jöesuu). You can rent bikes and tour all these places in a few days. Not a lot good places for eat, but Rimi's ready-to-eat food is ok. Note you must book Krenholm manufactory visit in advance at castle's museum.
Eino23
Finland
Scored 8.0
8.0
Narva castle and Lutheran church were in our must-see list.
Narva castle and Lutheran church were in our must-see list. Needless to underline the Kreenholm manufacture that was a true landmark. Narva-Jõesuu is in a close range and perfect for day at the beach leaving a lot of space for everyone. Overall decent value for money considering any alternatives either in Pärnu or Southern part of Estonia.
Reisija07
Estonia
Scored 8.0
8.0
Narva is a peaceful city, most of the city feels like a sum...
Narva is a peaceful city, most of the city feels like a sum of apartment buildings. The entire city is easily walkable. There are multiple shopping centers and a few cafes to eat. Good place for resting, not so much for someone looking for buzzing city life.
Tiina Pärtel
Estonia
Scored 10
10
Narva is a very interesting little Estonian city that is...
Narva is a very interesting little Estonian city that is mostly inhabited not by ethnic Estonians, but by ethnic Russians (which I found quite pleasing). There is an historic fortress there that I've visited in the past – primarily historic models and exhibits about campaigns of Peter the Great. The views along the river separating Estonia from Russia are quite nice and ideal for some lovely photos. Unfortunately, Narva Russians are treated with contempt and disdain by many, if not most, Estonians; it's a sad commentary on humanity. Estonian passport control and customs are quite invasive for an American citizen passing from Russia into Estonia (but survivable). In times past I have loved Narva, but sadly, the EU has made a very negative impact on this lovely little city.
Dean
United States
Scored 10
10
The Narva castle museum was exceptional with interactive...
The Narva castle museum was exceptional with interactive exhibits and a great view of the castle on the Russian side from the tower and the ramparts. Enjoyed eating in Narva and getting a taste for another side of Estonia!
Ann
Canada
Scored 10
10
Narva is the third largest town in Estonia, but not visited...
Narva is the third largest town in Estonia, but not visited by local and international tourists nearly enough. It has developed a lot during the past 10 years or so with sightseeing locations having been renovated, more restaurants opened, etc. Narva still tends to get a bad rap due to its difficult history (98% of old town bombed to the ground in WW2, most of the population made up of Soviet settlers and their descendants), but in reality it is a town like any other. It is actually a surprisingly green town (lots of greenery) and getting around is easy (I recommend using Bolt rental scooters). Sure, there are more abandoned buildings and less real estate development than in other larger Estonian towns, but the overall picture is actually very nice. I definitely recommend taking a few days to visit Narva. You might get positively surprised. And while you are there, take some more time to look around the rest of Ida-Virumaa county. Quite a lot of activities have been developed in the region during the past 10-20 years.
The interior is cozy with ambient light, but the standout feature was the balcony - just perfect for leisurely coffee mornings. Situated right in the city center, every key spot was just a short walk away. The neighborhood was tranquil, ensuring a peaceful retreat. Our host was fantastic, making communication a breeze. Highly recommend this place for anyone visiting Narva!
The restaurant at hotel serves giid food. Breakfast was also nice. At the end of caffee is smoking room, where one can enjoy coffee and cigarette on stormy weather. Beds where adequate.
We had a good nights sleep at this hotel. The rooms are nice and everything was very clean and comfortable. The lady in the reception was friendly and helpful.
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