Reviews of Liiva Guest Accommodation,free parking

The shower had hot water and the place was quiet. The bed was cozy and didn’t squeak. The room had a mirror, and the window could be opened or darkened with night curtains. Everything was clean. There was an option to order breakfast for an extra fee that I hadn’t noticed before. A grocery store was within walking distance. The car could be left by the property on the side of the road. Also, there was a lovely cat around.

I did feel the need for a small bedside table to place items like a phone. The shared facilities were downstairs while the room was upstairs, which made it a bit awkward to run back and forth for water or to wash hands. IMPORTANT: the host does not understand English, and she also doesn’t pick up the phone.

Location was very near Rally Estonia service park

In shower you can not hide from window. I didn’t care.

Tidy, clean, comfort, quiet.

Maybe if it were an air conditioner, it would be much more comfortable. But those very hot days in Estonia were rare. But anyway, for that money, no complaints.

Everything we need for the stay is there.

Close to town, but nice and calm area

Stayed in room in mainfloor (King) that was not suitable for traveling w dogs, owner has a cat that doesn't like dogs. All rooms have carpeted floors. Shared kitchen, toilet and shower with owner. Small private fridge, but outside room. No kettle inside room.

Payment in cash only.

friendly place, tidy room, comfortable bed, great value for money

Big comfortable rooms, nice landlady, washing machine

There was no lock on the bedroom

We liked the distance of the accommodation from the city - it’s ideal for walking to the city center and tourist attractions. It’s a perfect spot for a weekend getaway. We chose it because we are active vacationers, so accommodation is just for sleeping and taking a shower. Everything necessary was available in the house, including washing facilities, etc. We got our own key, which allowed us to move around freely and come and go whenever we wanted.

The room didn’t have a lock, which caused some concern since other people might also be staying in the house.

When I arrived, the host insisted that I could pay only via cash or bank transfer. The listing didn't say this, so I hadn't travelled with cash, or a card I could use to withdraw it, and I don't have access to the transfer service she wanted to use. I ended up leaving and taking the train back to Tallinn for the night, as she was either unwilling or unable to have me pay via card/online/an alternative transfer app.