ドルパート ホテル(Dorpat Hotel)

The Hotel is in center of Tartu, if you travel by car, need to pay for parking separately. There is very delicious breakfast. Hotel personal is very kind

Ok central place

Super

房間就在長途大巴站台旁邊，走路可及多個購物商場 房間整潔舒適，早餐也很不錯

Well located 197 room hotel close to shopping centre and river also next door to bus station although 20 minutes walk from the trains. Comfortable rooms with windows that open, but A/C if needed. We spent two night here and the room rate included breakfast. A sign at the entrance to the breakfast room suggested coming early (7am- 8am) when the numbers would be low, in other words calm, however arriving at 7.15 it was already impossibly crowded and with tables being placed together canteen style, there was little space for a relaxed meal as everyone was packed in together. It would be difficult to imagine then what it was going to be like doing the ‘busy’ period. This may be caused by coach parties or people reading the sign and coming early seeking a peaceful start to the day!

Pretty good hotel, though possibly a bit spartan for the price I paid. Great riverside location within a 15-minute walk to the historical heart of Tartu. The front desk and morning buffet workers responded promptly when I raised issues. The breakfast offered a good selection. The only poor service was from the room cleaner, who did not actually clean anything - just changed the bathroom mat and made the bed (I guess to make it look like cleaning had happened - perhaps a throwback to a service tradition from a previous era?).

Stayed here in group tour. Nice large room with comfortable double bed. We had comfortable nights sleep. Good air con. Nice bathroom and good hairdryer. Good breakfast and nice coffee. Well located for walk along river to old town. Friendly staff. Nice red Soviet car in foyer.

Convenient location, next to bus station and practically everything in the city center. Good breakfast. Bathroom could use some more thought. Put a stopper in the sink. There are modern ones that are convenient and don't get stolen. Also, how about some wash cloths? A non-slip mat for the very slippery tile floor in the shower would help. A few disposable plastic cups in the bathroom would be nice. Glass glasses are a bit dangerous in bathrooms where people are walking barefoot. The soap was fine, but extremely difficult to wash off. Perhaps not compatible with the water in Tartu?