Linnumaja Guesthouse

The cottage is absolutely charming, tastefully decorated in modern style. on the ground floor there is a large fireplace. On the territory there is a barbecue, a smokehouse and a floating bath. The territory stands on the bank of the river, in which theoretically you can swim, and just dive into it directly from the bath. Two tables for eating outside and one inside. Large area where you can play badminton and similar games.
The beds are very soft, for an amateur.
Quiet at night. Highly.
Lots of mushrooms in the area.
There is a kitchen with a microwave, kettle, coffee maker and stove, though only two burners, so for a large company you can’t do without a barbecue.
Firstly, the declared wi-fi did not work. Something happened to the router. (“What, did you think that in the Estonian village there had to be wi-fi?” - the owner told us)
Secondly, payments for accommodation are possible only in cash. ("This is just written for advertising," the owner explained. That is, advertising is for them, and we get a bank commission for withdrawing cash abroad).
Absolutely uncharacteristic for Estonia attitude to cleanliness. When we moved the bed in one of the rooms to put a baby crib, we found ... in general, what was there! There was definitely no cleaning.
There are two shower cabins in the house: on the first and second floor. At the first, the drain was clogged, the water from the pan left during the night. That is, it was impossible to use this cabin. When we told the owner about this, he replied that he was aware of the problem and recommended using the top one. The upper cabin was leaking, so that the first floor was flooded. This, as it turned out, the owner also knew. "You don't have to use it very actively," he said. There were seven of us and a small child and one shower for all, we cannot use it inactively!
As an alternative, we were offered to use the bathhouse for free, but there were no people who wanted to heat it up at ten in the evening and then take a steam bath in the dark.
Against the background of all this, all other problems, such as broken dishes, already seemed trifles.
I was struck by the unwillingness of the owners to somehow correct the shortcomings and delve into our problems. "This is not a five-star hotel," the hostess said, "but a small house!"
"For some reason, only the guests from St. Petersburg are unhappy," the host repeated, "but everyone else likes it."
We would also like it if everything that was promised would actually be.