Коттедж в Эстонии

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.

Two guesthouses in Lahemaa National Park near the sea for 4 - 6 guests. A place for multiple outdoor and recreational activities. Place for a family or friends to spend time in a quiet countryside, near to the woods and beach.

KÄRKA HOUSE: On offer there is an entire house with sauna and a nice garden, outside furniture, hammock and barbecue facilities. The holiday home is equipped with kitchen facilities. 

Free WiFi, books, journals and table games for rainy days. There is Pack’n Play/travel crib and a high chair for toddler in the house. Safety gate for children on inside stairs. There is also a restroom at the house with a cozy fireplace and sofa bed for two guests if needed (most comfortable for a single person), shower with hairdryer and towels, WC and wood – fired sauna. 

ANDRES HOUSE:

The house has 3 bedrooms with a shelter terrace, free WiFi, fireplace, books, journals and board games for rainy days. There is WiFi, but no TV.  There is also a living room with a cozy fireplace, shower with hairdryer, towels, toilet. The holiday home is equipped with kitchen supplies. High chair for toddler. Possibility for Pack`n Play/travel crib, if needed. There is a kids playground. Outside fireplace and coal grill. 

There is a hostess dog next to the guest house (at separate garden). Sometimes he is barking – like dogs usually do.

Roads are in good condition and easy to access from the guest house.

No pets.
No smoking, parties, or events.

Villa Hanson is situated in Noarootsi County in Elbiku/Ölback Village, 100 km southwest of Tallinn on the coast of the Baltic Sea. This area was inhabited mostly by coastal Swedes until 1944. Today all villages also have Estonian and Swedish names.

This detached, cozy new house is situated in a beautiful spot beside the main building. There is a living room with 2 beds, kitchenette, toilet, shower and sauna on the ground floor. All rooms have light tile floors and light natural wooden walls and ceilings.
There is a bedroom for 2+3 beds with wooden floors, walls and ceilings on the first floor.
There is a nice wooden terrace with grill facing the forest.