Central Hotel

I come from Norway. Went to Tallinn early July 2022, took a train to Narva and checked in at Central Hotel in the evening. I travelled alone, and had booked a room for four nights. The check-in was quick enough, got the key and a direction for my room. My room number was 23, this may be important for you if you want to check in here. The view was the backyard. The room was simple, double bed, tv, two chairs, a desk. I had to search a little to find a socket to charge my phone and kindle. Bathroom with four towels, soap and shampoo. Wifi-network for each floor, as I understood it. Breakfast was simple, but ok. Room walls are like made of paper, so everything you do others will hear. And everything others does, you will hear. Ceiling was squiking and sqwaking every time somebody walked over the floor, the steps down from third to second floor, which was close to my room, was even worse. Every morning at six, six thirty I woke up from people who marched through the corridor pass my door, like elephants. Slamming doors and talking loud. The smoking area is located in the backyard, directly under my window. So every time someone had the need to inhale poison to their lungs they went outside and stood under my window. Because of this I usually didn't open my window, except some hours at night. The staff is polite, speaking russian and some english. The hotel is about 15 minuts walk from the railway station, ten minutes from the Narva river. A couple of super markets are close, Lidl and Rimi. Rimi is closest, about two minutes, you'll find it in the Fama shopping center. Lidl is not my first choise, but I guess it's up to you to decide. You find some pubs close to the old town by the border control. If you want more shops and center-like areas I suggest you walk pass Fama, and continue five ten minutes.