The open-plan, renovated, and all-inclusive Rose Apartment is located in the Old Town of Haapsalu, directly on the main street. In the apartment with a kitchenette, you will find cooking facilities and a large balcony overlooking the castle wall and the church. It is perfect for enjoying your morning coffee. Private parking in the yard. The apartment can comfortably accommodate 4–5 people. Nearby, you will find many dining options, a shop, a castle, and a seafront promenade.

Merejuula Holiday House is located in in the beautiful Noarootsi in Läänemaa, near a beautiful sandy beach. We can accommodate four people but with an extra bed, we can accommodate six. We welcome people who like to be in nature, enjoy peace and quiet, the noise of the forest and the sea, and birdsong. Here, you can spend time with friends while swimming, sunbathing, hiking, and picking mushrooms and blueberries. Nearby is Roosta Holiday Centre, where you can eat, drink, and do sports.

ÖÖD Hötels Rooslepa is located in the wild forest of Western Estonia, where people can escape in search of privacy, quiet beaches, and lush nature. Rooslepa is known for the most beautiful beaches in Estonia and its location offers unforgettable sunsets. Rooslepa is one of the most popular places for surfing in Estonia. In addition, the dense forest is full of beautiful hiking trails. You have a small kitchenette, a large bed, a cosy interior, a terrace, a barbecue, and free parking. Here, worries disappear, you can get away from city noise, and spend a memorable night alone or with your loved one.

Built in 1885 by noble families, the summer residence is now a renovated boutique hotel. Our suites, unique atmosphere, and café-restaurant Von Gernet, inspired by the end of the 19th century, await you at Villa Friedheim. The hotel has a wonderful location right on the Haapsalu promenade which offers great views of the sea. The historic buildings and the special holiday atmosphere of Haapsalu allow you to experience what it was like to be in the best resort town in Estonia more than 100 years ago.