Estonia

The Mändjala-Järve coastline has been famous for its sandy beaches and meadows for years – it is the main destination for beach holidays on the island of Saaremaa. Mändjala is a home to Saaremaa Hotel, which is set against a backdrop of pine forests, the sounds of the sea, and a pristine coastline.

The manor is located on Muhu island. Origins of the manor go back to the 15thcentury, some of these ancient walls are still visible at the very heart of the house. Five 19thcentury iron stone buildings join the stately Manor in a horse shoe shape, opening up to the Baltic Sea. The Manor ensemble is set amidst a 7 hectare landscaped park surrounded by 22 hectares of meadows & forests.

Nurka Farm is located in Luitemaa Nature Protection Area in Pärnu County. The farm complex that is over 100 years old has been renovated into a contemporary holiday farm with all modern conveniences.

The renovated historic distillery at Mooste Manor (1909) is home to the Estonian Photo Tourism Centre. The guesthouse on the second floor of Mooste Distillery offers cosy rooms with all modern conveniences.

The castle was built after the prototype of the Windsor Castle in UK. The Castle of Sangaste is one of the most peculiar buildings among the Estonian manor buildings, but at least as interesting as a person is the establisher and host of the manor building Duke Friedrich von Berg. There is a rare Dendron park behind the Castle.

The restoration of Kau Manor, which was originally constructed before 1241, was inspired by the colourful history of the manor, and the employed imagination makes it stand out from the other manors. Kau Manor has won the 2016 World Boutique Hotel Award in the category of the World’s Most Inspired Design Hotel

An elegant 16thcentury manor hotel offers a perfect change from the city life with a luxurious stay. Primarily the manor fascinates with its atmosphere and picturesque location in Lahemaa National Park.