Kassari Puhkekeskus

Western Estonia & the Islands


Abandoned factories are a dime a dozen in Estonia, but cool conversions like this one are scarce. The decor is fresh and modern, and of the 15 rooms even the standards have microwaves and little balconies. Apartments have separate living areas and proper kitchenettes, and open onto a large shared terrace with a spa.

There's a very appealing restaurant and brewhouse attached, rentals can be organised (bikes per hour/day €5/15; rowboat per two hours €20) and there's a sauna for cold weather (first hour €25).


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