Hestia Hotel Kentmanni is housed in a building designed by Heili Volberg-Raig, a notable Estonian architect of the 1970s. It offers modern comfort with subtle nods to its fascinating history — the building formerly served as a courthouse. Where courtrooms and judges' chambers once stood, there are now 92 spacious hotel rooms. Some feature a French balcony, and the top-floor rooms have access to private rooftop terraces. SERVICES: The building also houses a small spa, a breakfast restaurant and a lobby bar, as well as one meeting room. LOCATION: Situated on a quiet street, a short distance from the city centre services. Close to the Estonia Theatre and the Viru and Solaris shopping centres. Distance from the harbour: 2.5 km.