Rooms
We have a total of 23 rooms, of which 13 are medium double rooms, 6 large double rooms with a sofa bed, 2 small double rooms and 4 small attic rooms. On the 2nd floor, there is a sitting area where you can comfortably read a book. You can enjoy your morning coffee and snacks on the first floor.
Feel at home
Dunten is a self-service hotel where you can feel truly at home. You do not need to communicate with the staff on duty, but you can access the hotel and your comfortable room at any time with your electronic key.
Feel at home
Dunten is a self-service hotel where you can feel truly at home. You do not need to communicate with the staff on duty, but you can access the hotel and your comfortable room at any time with your electronic key.
Rooms
We have a total of 23 rooms, of which 13 are medium double rooms, 6 large double rooms with a sofa bed, 2 small double rooms and 4 small attic rooms. On the 2nd floor, there is a sitting area where you can comfortably read a book. You can enjoy your morning coffee and snacks on the first floor.
Gallery
Near us
- Distance from the city center (Freedom Square) by car is 4 km.
- Distance from Tallinn airport is 6.8 km.
- Distance from grocery store (Tondi Selver) 200m.
- The nearest restaurant (Tondi Resto) 200m.
- The nearest cafe (Reval Cafe) 350m.
- Bus stop 70m.
- Bolt Drive and CityBee rental cars can always be found nearby.
- Bolt's scooter and bike rental
- Tennis courts 100m
- Sports club - gym 350m.
- FREE PARKING
Near us
- Distance from the city center (Freedom Square) by car is 4 km.
- Distance from Tallinn airport is 6.8 km.
- Distance from grocery store (Tondi Selver) 200m.
- The nearest restaurant (Tondi Resto) 200m.
- The nearest cafe (Reval Cafe) 350m.
- Bus stop 70m.
- Bolt Drive and CityBee rental cars can always be found nearby.
- Tennis courts 100m
- Sports club - gym 350m.
- FREE PARKING
Dunten
Dunten Manor was a summer manor located in Tondi in Tallinn, which was founded at the end of the 18th century by the mayor of Tallinn, Jobst Dunte. The local people soon started calling Suvemõisa to Tondi and that's how the exciting name became fixed for the entire suburb.
The Dunten summer manor, located on the hill named Tondi mäe, also gave its name to Tondi street. The summer mansion was located opposite the current Tondi barracks. In 1910–1914 a large military camp was built on Tondi for the personnel of the Peter the Great sea fortress. Its construction began in 1910, but gained momentum after 1912. The large, two-story, red brick and limestone barracks intended for the Peter the Great sea fortress artillery trail were built after the expropriation of the land of the former Dunten summer estate. The summer mansion itself was demolished in the 1970s, and now only a part of the Tondi park, former pond and the gardener's house have survived.
