Hotell Raepina 3*
Main amenities
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Wi-Fi
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Express check-in/ -out
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On-site Dining
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Child-friendly
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Pets
Location
Located 650 metres from St Michael's Lutheran Church, which is considered to be a sacred place of worship, Hotell Raepina offers a restaurant and a store for guests' convenience. A car park is available on site at this hotel.
Rapina Local Lore And Gardening Museum is 4.2 km from the 3-star hotel, and St Zachariah's and St Elizabeth's Orthodox Church is 20 minutes' walk away. Narva-Joesuu is 155 km away from the Hotell Raepina. There is Port of Rapina 6 km away, while Raepina sijaam bus station is not far from this property.
The spacious rooms have a sitting area and a fully equipped kitchen, along with a writing desk for guests' comfort. The rooms at the hotel offer a warm-coloured design and have carpet floors. Providing a spa bathtub, some bathrooms are also equipped with a hairdryer.
Hotell Raepina offers daily buffet breakfast. Guests may find the restaurant Kiudoski Restaurant 50 metres away.
Review by hotel critic
At Hotell Räpina, I found a charming retreat that perfectly balances comfort and style reminiscent of the original 1930s Art Nouveau. The warm, family-run atmosphere was evident from the moment we arrived, as our host was incredibly accommodating and ensured all our needs were met. Imagine settling in after a day of exploring the nearby stunning lakes and fishing spots, followed by a delicious buffet breakfast featuring locally sourced European dishes in their spacious restaurant, Kiudoski. For fellow adventurers and nature lovers, the hotel offers bicycles for both adults and children, inviting you to cycle through the beautiful surroundings of Võhandu, while families will appreciate the delightful playground nestled in the courtyard. After a fulfilling day, unwinding at the hotel's sauna topped off with a delightful dinner will leave you refreshed and ready for the next day's adventures.
Important information
- Children and extra beds
- Maximum capacity of extra beds in a room is 1.
