Hotels near Kuressaare Airport - URE, Kuressaare

Kujressaare is a lovely town to visit. The castle is a most interesting place to explore. We have enjoyed dining at the Vanalinna kohvik and Chameleon restaurant on two different visits- highly recommend both of them . Kuressaare is so easy to get around on foot- everything is situated within walking distance.

A great place for a weekend getaway in winter. I'll definitely visit again in another season. The parks and trails were beautifully kept and in easy reach of the town. Loorber Cafe & Bar stood out with friendly owners and great food. Kuressaare linnus was amazing with extensive displays and information about the history of Kuressaare.

I spent time in Kuressaare almost every month last year, and it quickly became one of my favorite places. The town has a calm, welcoming atmosphere with kind people, lovely little shops, and cozy cafés. Whether walking by the castle or enjoying the quiet streets, there's always something charming about being there. One of my favorite spots was the Kuressaare Castle and the surrounding park — it’s peaceful and scenic, perfect for a slow walk. I also enjoyed wandering along the marina and popping into the local craft shops in the town center. I had breakfast and some dinners at Meri Restaurant, which had a good atmosphere and consistent quality. One of my all-time favorites, though, is Arensburg Restaurant — I’ve had some of the best meals and most relaxing moments there. Pöide Grillhouse is also amazing , La Perla, Saaremaa veski - to be honest ... I dont think I have visited any place with bad food :D It is easy to move around - the town is compact and everything is within walking distance. You rarely need a car, and it’s safe and pleasant to walk or bike, even in the evening. If you need a car though - you can just have a taxi - not many people use them so usually it is easy to find one :) In summer, the beach is a nice spot for some solo time. You can also rent a bike and ride around the island or join a small group tour — the locals are friendly and it’s easy to feel comfortable on your own.

Lovely small quiet town. Visited some great bakeries - Böns and Vanalinna kohvik! Great playgrounds for children in the city center, also kindergarden playgrounds are free to use for everybody over the weekend!

Probably the thing that stood out most for me was the medieval castle with it's impressive walls. Spent a lot of time wandering them late at night with friends. The city centre is also quite cozy.

The best place to stay in as there are many restaurants and cafes and we also caught the opera festival which was a really great added value. Sareemaa can be easily discovered from Kuressaare. The museum in the castle thoroughly describes Sareemaa’s history.