Repo Hotel

Pros +

• Breakfast was straightforward for what you get in an Estonian B&B. OK. Quiet and no problems with car parking.

Cons -

• Hmmn, where to start As a summary first up, pretty happy to pay about 40 for this place, but we could not believe what we got for 72 for a mid-week night at the end of August. On Google Maps, Repo appears to be more of less convenient to the Bussijaam and the town shops, except that the neighbourhood is distinguishable for very little, and some connecting roads and footpaths to town are rather adventurous. The Reception is unattended for lunch until 1500. There were no places open to eat lunch until you get to the town centre. One of the attached photos shows the double bed up against a wall. Unless you are about 20-something, you wont want that. The mattress in this bed was without support, so one of us got this hammock-like effect; fantastic for people with back problems (kkk). The other single bed, also hard against a wall, and covering a power point, was similar in `comfort, but with slightly less sag being a single not a double. The foot end of this single bed was the only place where I could get decent Internet reception, and then only if you angled the bed away from the wall to catch the signal from the router outside the door. Good for your neck to sit on a chair with the laptop on the bed... Now it had been raining all morning, and while the temperature was about 17, the air outside and inside was damp and cool. Certainly not possible to dry anything, and closing the windows made for a stuffy and humid environment all evening and night. No portable heater is provided. The other attached photo shows part of the bathroom. Some guests might enjoy(?!) the throne effect of the toilet, others could find it dangerous. Then theres the squeegee that you have to use to try to remove excess water from all over the bathroom floor after a shower, wiping the excess with the bathmat. Really cool for guests who cannot afford to slip over.. Plus the floor rug was not clean.