Picture a serene natural wilderness that is Muha, which is one of the most fascinating of the 100s of Estonian islands that thrive on the long summer evenings and the crisp of winter. Unlock the secrets of ancient Baltic legends at a luxury hotel Pädaste Manor at Muhu Island in Estonia...
The 16th-century Pädaste Manor is built by the sea with a simple yet stylish country feel that has every luxury you desire and delightful views across the bay. Pädaste Manor's four spacious, comfortable rooms and eight suites are furnished with antiques; the suites also have a balcony. A separate villa is available for guests who require extra privacy.
All rooms have a balcony facing the park or the sea. Accommodation options includea Split Level Suite or Superior Split Level Suite with a Jacuzzi, Private Farm House which boasts of a wide screen video projector, living with fireplace, kitchenette with veranda, and its own garden, Superior Double and Standard Double that feature country style interior.
Muhu Island is an unspoiled gem alive with meadows, juniper forests and working remote farms. On the northern shore there are caves to explore, the 13th-century St Catherine's Church and ancient Koguva fishing village. Saaremaa is Muhu's connected sister island and enjoys the same sense of nature-at-its-best as Muhu.
The hotel has a small and intimate spa with a wide range of facilities from a Roman steam bath to a wood-burning sauna and a comprehensive menu of treatments. Lovers of good food will enjoy the new Estonian cuisine accompanied by a bottle from Padaste Manor's well-stocked cellar. All this can be enjoyed in the restaurant by the cosy fireplace or basking on the terrace overlooking the sea. The SeaHouse Restaurant and Terrace offers guests an appealing and innovative menu with seasonal delicacies. At Pädaste Manor, you’ll be offered an interesting culinary mix of sophistication of the city and the wholesomeness of the countryside.
Pädaste Manor on Muhu Island in Estonia is an hour and a half by car from Estonia's capital, Tallinn followed by a 30-minute ferry crossing - 38 minutes by helicopter.