The registered immovable Pikk 29/Lai 24 represents a household that is characteristic to Tallinn Old Town with its specifically shaped lot and Gothic building elements.

The household consisted of a residential house, an administrative building behind it and an exit to Lai Street at the back side of the lot. The structure of the building has been preserved to date. The lot has long and narrow buildings on it, an arched exit, little landscaping and a yard covered with cobblestones. The building is a three-story limestone diele- dornse type house with crossvault cellar. The original features and interior planning of the house have been well preserved to date. Elements that have been preserved inside the house are a classical baluster and a wooden staircase, a cut stone surround and structures and ceilings supported by stone cantilever. On the cellar level, items from earlier construction periods have also been found. Slab doors originate from the 19th century.

The first written data about the house dates back to 1355, when the house was owned by a local town government member Johannes Charlet and later his widow, who consigned the property into the ownership of Friedrich de Molnen in 1368. In 1400, the property was sold to town government member Arnt Saffenberg, who was a member of Reval town government in 1402–1431. In 1435, Goldschalk Tymmerman, who married the daughter of Arnt Saffenberg, became the owner of the property by obtaining it through marriage. Goldschalk Tymmerman became the citizen of Reval and a town government member in 1435. His three sons and a brother, who as a town government member in Hanseatic town Danzig, are also mentioned. On 12 March 1457, the beadles of Timmerman’s sons conceded their father’s property to Hinrik Dellingkhusen, who became a member of the Brotherhood of Blackheads in 1479, but married Margaretha von Wehrden already in 1483. They had 3 sons and 3 daughters. In 1525, the heirs conceded the property to son Corth Dellingkhusen, who married town government member’s Euert Hesselsi’s daughter Magdalena and was a town government member in 1525–1533. The property was then inherited by Corth Dellingkhusen’s son and later by the grandson. On 11 May 1658, the beadles of minor heirs of Ewert Dellingshausen conceded the property to Jochim Schultz, who came from Hamburg and became the citizen of Reval in 1653. Jochim Schultz was married to Margaretha von Vegesack. Since 1716, the property belonged to town government member Dietrich Ver Meer, who was a Burgomaster in Reval in 1742–1760. Dietrich Ver Meer conceded the property to merchant Ernst von Muhlen and his widow, Elisabeth, put it on an auction, where it was obtained by Johannes Mickwitz. Johannes Mickwitz died single in 1807. In the 19th century, the house belonged to Major Peter-Eberhard von Reimers, merchant Friedrich-Gottlieb von Husen and town government member Constantin Meyer. On 24 February 1901, the house was bought by Helene von Nottbeck (born de Soucanton).

Hotel reception is open 24 hours for your convenience. To contact please dial 800.

Official check-in starts at 15:00. Whenever possible, rooms will be given out to guests already before the official check-in time.

Check-out time is at noon (12:00). If you need late check-out, please contact our hotel reception by dialing 800.

Additional fee might apply for late check-out.

Please leave your room key at the hotel reception when you leave the hotel and do not forget to pay for the used minibar items.

We accept all major credit cards: VISA, MasterCard, American Express.

Breakfast is served on weekdays from 7:00 to 10:00 and on weekends from 7:00 to 10:30 in our breakfast hall next to the bar.

The buffet breakfast offers cereals, porridge, meatballs, wieners, fish, eggs, sausages, ham and cheese cuts, fruits, vegetables etc. Breakfast is included in the room price.

If you would like to have an early breakfast or order breakfast to your room, please contact our hotel reception by dialing 800.

Trofe bar is located on the first floor of the hotel with a separate entrance from the Pikk street. The bar offers a wide selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages and lighter dishes for a quick lunch surrounded by cozy decor and walls dating back to the 17th century. Our staff will make you fresh lemonades of your choice and prepare the most famous drinks of the world.

Trofe restaurant name comes from Norwegian language and translates as a hunting trophy.

Trofe menu reflects a modern approach to beloved familiar dishes from Estonia and Scandinavia. We offer traditional Nordic cuisine: game, meat and fish from the Baltics and Scandinavia. In addition, classic Nordic appetizers and delicious desserts are offered.

You can enjoy your meal in the two halls of the restaurant and during the summer season on a sunny terrace overlooking the historic Pikk street.

Have a look at our MENU and book a table.

The voltage in Estonia is 220 V. If you need to use an adapter, please check with the hotel reception by dialing 800.

For your convenience, the hotel offers free wireless internet access. Password is not required. To enter choose the network named “Garden”.

Hotel room daily cleaning is done until 17:00.

If you need any additional towels, bed linen, toilet paper etc. please contact the hotel reception by dialing 800.

There is no room service in the hotel, but if you have any special requests, please contact the hotel reception and we do our best to meet your special wishes.

Unfortunately, pets are not allowed in our hotel.

Meriton Old Town Garden Hotel is located in the Old Town parking area and parking is chargeable 24/7. There are cheaper options available 5–10-minute walk away from the hotel. For more information, please contact the hotel reception.

For laundry and dry cleaning, please fill in the form located in the cupboard of your room and hand the laundry to the hotel reception together with the form.

All guest rooms and inside public spaces are 100% non-smoking. A 100€ penalty will be charged to any guest who violates the smoking policy. Smoking is allowed in the courtyard and on a terrace.

The hotel reception can make printouts of documents and photocopies. Additional fees might apply.

Postcards and stamps are available for purchase at the hotel reception. You can leave your mail at the hotel reception, and we will post it for you.

In case of an emergency, please contact the hotel reception immediately by dialing 800 and/or rescue service at (9) 112.

If you have lost something or found an item, please contact our hotel reception.

We recommend storing all your valuables into our safety deposit boxes located next to the hotel reception.

The hotel does not take any responsibility for loss of any valuables left in the room.

We ask you to close all windows when leaving your room.

We ask you to avoid bringing strangers into the room. Visitors are allowed in the hotel rooms from 6:00 until 23:00. Outside these hours hotel has the right to charge an extra bed fee per every extra person in the room.

Smoking is not allowed in the room. Violators are subject to a fine of 100 €.

Please make acquaintance with the fire instructions displayed in your room to find out the location of the closest fire exit and fire extinguishers. In case of fire, please inform immediately the hotel reception and the rescue center by dialing (9) 112.

When in case of the fire you are unable to leave the room, please close the door and all ventilation holes with damp cloth, open the window and call in for help. If there is not possible to blow out the fire in the room, evacuate the room, close all windows and

doors and use the nearest fire exit. In case of fire or any other danger, please inform the hotel reception immediately. When the fire alarm goes on, the elevator stops working automatically and stays on the first floor with open doors. Do not use the elevator, use building staircase. The fireguard doors will close automatically.

Luggage storage is available on the 0-floor close to the hotel reception. In order you to store your luggage before check-in or after check-out, please contact the hotel reception for help. The hotel cannot take any responsibility for any luggage or valuables left for storage.

Hotel reception (+372) 664 8800, from your room please dial 800.

Trofe restaurant (+372) 664 8803, from your room please dial 803.

Trofe bar (+372) 664 8805, from your room please dial 805.

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