Cottages in Estonia

Kuressaare Family and Garden apartments are situated in the centre of Kuressaare. There are 2 apartments in the same house with common terrace and yard. Two-story apartment (50m2, suitable for 5 persons and 1 baby 0-3 years) with an entrance from the livingroom to the terrace and yard has two bedrooms, kitchenette, bathroom and helpful things for families with kids. Crib bed can be added to the upper bedroom. Apartment with one bedroom, a livingroom which has an entrance to the terrace and yard, kitchenette, bathroom and helpful things for families with kids. On the livingroom there is a loft (size 160×150 cm) for one or two kids to sleep on. Crib bed can be added to the bedroom. This apartment is 35m2, suitable for 2 adults, 2 children aged 5-12 and 1 baby 0-3 years.

There is outdoor furniture (dining table with chairs and sun lounger chairs), BBQ and sandbox in the yard.

A small wooden cottage on 2 floors, near Tallinn, in the village of Laagri. On the ground floor there is a living room with fireplace, small bedroom, kitchen corner. On the second floor there is an open bedroom. Ideal for 2 people but maximum stay for up to 5 people. The house has a nice garden, a place for relaxation and a picnic outside with garden furniture.

Roosta Holiday Village offers you a real feeling of home! You can find a suitable holiday house among our 32 houses of different sizes that can be used all year round. Holiday houses come with one, two or three bedrooms and with extra beds on the half-storey of the attic. All houses have open living rooms and a kitchen, a toilet, a shower and a balcony. Two holiday houses are suitable for guests in wheelchairs. All houses have Wi-Fi coverage.

Holiday house Surfhunt is located only 100 m from the sandy beach of the Gulf of Riga, 70 km from Pärnu. The holiday house is suitable for families and groups of friends who want to go out in nature or participate in active recreation, for example, surfing. This place is special because guests can take their own baskets and go to the field to gather produce, from which they can prepare their own meals.