This modern hotel is located in the center of Narva, in the immediate vicinity of the train and bus station on one side and Narva Castle and the river on the other side.
Located in the center of Narva, a short walk away from Narva Castle and the 17th-century bastions, Inger Hotell offers Wi-Fi and private parking free of charge.
Narva Kangelaste 2 Apartments offers private rooms in central Narva. Among the facilities at this property are an ATM and a tour desk, along with free WiFi throughout the property.
Narva is a peaceful city, most of the city feels like a sum...
Narva is a peaceful city, most of the city feels like a sum of apartment buildings. The entire city is easily walkable. There are multiple shopping centers and a few cafes to eat. Good place for resting, not so much for someone looking for buzzing city life.
Tiina Pärtel
Estonia
10
Scored 10
Narva is a very interesting little Estonian city that is...
Narva is a very interesting little Estonian city that is mostly inhabited not by ethnic Estonians, but by ethnic Russians (which I found quite pleasing). There is an historic fortress there that I've visited in the past – primarily historic models and exhibits about campaigns of Peter the Great. The views along the river separating Estonia from Russia are quite nice and ideal for some lovely photos. Unfortunately, Narva Russians are treated with contempt and disdain by many, if not most, Estonians; it's a sad commentary on humanity. Estonian passport control and customs are quite invasive for an American citizen passing from Russia into Estonia (but survivable). In times past I have loved Narva, but sadly, the EU has made a very negative impact on this lovely little city.
Dean
United States of America
10
Scored 10
The Narva castle museum was exceptional with interactive...
The Narva castle museum was exceptional with interactive exhibits and a great view of the castle on the Russian side from the tower and the ramparts. Enjoyed eating in Narva and getting a taste for another side of Estonia!
Ann
Canada
10
Scored 10
Narva is the third largest town in Estonia, but not visited...
Narva is the third largest town in Estonia, but not visited by local and international tourists nearly enough. It has developed a lot during the past 10 years or so with sightseeing locations having been renovated, more restaurants opened, etc. Narva still tends to get a bad rap due to its difficult history (98% of old town bombed to the ground in WW2, most of the population made up of Soviet settlers and their descendants), but in reality it is a town like any other. It is actually a surprisingly green town (lots of greenery) and getting around is easy (I recommend using Bolt rental scooters). Sure, there are more abandoned buildings and less real estate development than in other larger Estonian towns, but the overall picture is actually very nice. I definitely recommend taking a few days to visit Narva. You might get positively surprised. And while you are there, take some more time to look around the rest of Ida-Virumaa county. Quite a lot of activities have been developed in the region during the past 10-20 years.
Priit
Estonia
10
Scored 10
Narva is a forgotten but interesting old town in the very...
Narva is a forgotten but interesting old town in the very East of Estonia. Despite is has been seriously devastated during the WW2, it still has a lot of historical and beautiful buildings, and first of all, the Castle. The view across the river to Russian Ivangorod Castle is thriving and captivating. Furthermore, an easy overground border crossing in proximity of train/bus connections is a budget option for transit between the countries
Kirill
Russia
8.0
Scored 8.0
It is a little sleepy town full of old encampments worth to...
It is a little sleepy town full of old encampments worth to take a tour. I never had time to do so, but maybe one day. Calm, relaxing, easygoing. For me it was always a transit town, but I would gladly stay at least a day, time permitting.
Amazing apartment. Spacious and modern, equipped with all needed supplies. Very comfortable. Perfect to stay with family and kids: there are some toys and a 2-levels bed that my son loved.
Very friendly and thoughtful owner who provided a parking pass and was ready to answer any questions at any time.
Apartment is situated on the 5th floor in the building without an elevator a bit further from the city center. It took us about 5 min drive to reach the Narva castle.
There's a big 24h supermarket not far from the house. Very convenient.
Safe and Quiet area. in the vicinity parks, fortress bastions, Narva castle, promenade along the river opposite Russian border fortress. Unique place and location. Just 15 km good road from seaside beach. City beach on the river. Some bars in the area. Could be alternative when seaside locations are busy. We communicate in Russian. Friendly host Marina gave all necessary info. Old lady neighbor gave us keys. Free parking along the street. All facilities were in good condition. Good value for money.
If more people came to Narva the price for the apartment would probably be higher - as it is tourists don’t come to the city which is their loss, but our gain in terms of paying a very modest sum for a truly pleasant and well equipped apartment. If you have a car you will be in the city centre in a matter of minutes. if not the walk might take some 20 to 30 minutes. and that is the only slight drawback we could possibly think of.
The price was superlow. The location was good enough. Some extras like a good washing machine in the shared bathroom, a rather spacy fridge, a small microwave oven, coffee and tea, tableware, a plastic shoe spatula, etc. came as a pleasant surprise in an otherwise run down barely basic hotel room approaching hostel conditions.
The location is central. The price to value ratio is very good. The overall experience exceeded my expectations. The room was clean, there were even free slippers and bathrobes in the room, also tea, instant coffee and some sweets, as well as soap, dish washing liquid, tableware, TV, fridge, and a tabletop fan.
Location is perfect. Across he street is a shopping mall with nice restaurants and across the other street is a lovely sushi restaurant. City Hall and Museum Narva both are in less than 10 min walking distance.
Apartment is very clean and bright. Kitchen is fully equipped.
Great location in the middle of Narva, small but comfortable room and a very friendly host. The wooden house has a secure, private garden and small rooms. Coffee, tea etc. is included in the small kitchen corner. I had a comfortable stay and the people were very nice.
Excellent location. The landlord is helpful and met me at the arrival and showed everything. Free parking next to the house. Really nicely renovated flat. Second floor (there is no lift in the house, same like with the most of the houses in Narva). Very quiet house!
The hotel was clean inside and outside. The WiFi was fast. The room was pretty large and the bed was comfortable. There were about 15 free parking spaces in front of the hotel. The included breakfast offered many choices and everything tasted delicious.
The apartment was spacious and clean, had all the essential items (towels, some coffee, sugar, salt), located near the supermarket and easily reachable from the center of Narva (about 5min with e-scooters, 20min by foot)
I loved the hotel! Everything is very clean, pleasant and designed so that the client has a good stay. The very worried owner left us some delicious sweets! I would come back a thousand times if I go back to Narva 😊
I've known this place for years but never stayed before.
It's always been a well maintained hotel as far as I can remember.
I stayed in the cheapest room which was simple but comfortable, quite and clean.
Host was very friendly, apartment was clean and had all necessary amenities (even a hair dryer!), free parking space and the price/quality ratio was really really great!
Great place in the center of Narva. This is not the first time we have stayed here and we really like it. An ideal place for a trip and a short stop in the city.
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