Top Riads in Parnu County in 2026

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Top Parnu County Hotel Reviews

Bob W Pärnu

10/10 Excellent

"Clean and nice apartment close to everything. short walk to the beach. apartment has its own cozy balcony."

Villa Wesset

8/10 Good

"Great location in this small cute town. We stayed 2 nights during a festival weekend. The room was fine with a very large bathtub without a shower curtain. The breakfast had lots of options and was really nice. The only issue was the wifi. We were in a room near the back (218) and we were not able to use wifi in our room."

Hotell Tammsaare Full Automated Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"We were wary to book an automated hotel but everything went smoothly! The entry code activated exactly at the expected time (3pm) and every element of check-in worked. We could be completely self-sufficient without getting stuck at any point. The room was clean and warm, the twin beds were very comfortable, and we had a large window that opened in two different ways for air while also having privacy. The location was a very short 5 minute walk to the beach and maybe a 10 minute walk to the cute village with restaurants. The breakfast was also not bad at all. When we DID call the hotel staff for our own questions, they picked up the phone immediately each time and were very responsive. We had a question about a massage appointment and they called us back as promised when they researched the information we sought. We were also allowed to leave our luggage after check-out in a safe place. The cleaning staff was very nice and we felt completely relaxed the entire trip. Two things to note, there was no elevator, and also the shower had the partial glass very common in Europe with a large squeegee for us to swipe the water toward the drain."