Pet-friendly hotels and homes in Murika

Great homestead. For those who love the natural environment, this is a real corner of paradise. At the same time, complete comfort, modern appliances in the kitchen, everything is taken care of. We were very satisfied, we hope to return.

Big, clean and nice rooms and wonderful host! Breakfast was also really good. Highly recommended and would stay here again.

The tent was adorable. Everything clean, everything thought of! Water, cute lights in the tent, wood for heating, extra batteries, power bank for charging the phone, towels, extra blankets, cups, plates and everything. I just can’t describe how thoughtful the hosts are about the details. The place itself is super calm and very beautiful! I’m super thankful for the chance to stay there and definitely going to visit again! 🤍

The food at the restaurant was perfect, including breakfast. From local ingredients but with an interesting twist amd very beautifulle served. So whoever want a foodie experience in Saaremaa - I highly suggest. The family that runs the hotel and restaurant is welcoming and thoughtful. Its clear that they love what they do and life at the seaside, and this creates a special vibe. Location is very near to Panga cliff, there is a 1 minute walk to seaside.

Great location in beautiful nature of Saaremaa island. The house was very well equiped and clean. A lot of grassy space around the house. Quiet place.

Nature, warm welcome, quiet and beach

Everything was perfect. House was big, clean and everything you need. Teritory big and no neighbors. When come again, definetly we will rent this house 😊

All natural sites are easily accessible either by bike which you can rent from the hosts (20 km is accessible) or by foot if one's going to walk. You don't have to wander a world away to find a forest suitable for berry-picking because it's everywhere. You have to take precautions against the sanguivorous gnat though, and better ask for advice from the hostess who is a real expert in everything that has to do with exploring the nature. I lived in a rustic room in this wooden kind of cabin with the kitchen adjacent to the bedroom. There's a fridge, electric stove and a real fireplace. Crockery and cutlery is good. The floor is made of painted wood, so when you walk it cosily screaks. The toilet is outside. It doesn't smell as you're supposed to trowel some peat in it. It fascinated me, and I think that the sort of people coming to this kind of a nook cabin hotel, won't find anything bad with it, because life in the woods is meant to be so. The most important is not to forget to flush your turd in the city loo. Sauna might be shared with other guests. You may want to use it all together at the same time. There is also shower available for those who don't stand sauna. Grocery store is at stone's throw away from the hotel, so you won't famish to death. And if you behave you may be allowed to pick currants in their garden and get some naturally grown cucumbers from the hostess' greenhouse. Bikes are available for rent as well. I didn't personally use them but they must be in good state, ready to be used. And in the end the hosts are Estonian intellectuals, smart, well-travelled and down to earth. You can have many a meaningful conversation with them. I will certainly return here again.