Boutique Nature Cabins by the Bog Lake
Overview
Year-round accommodation by the lakeside - in eight unique hive-shaped cabins offering a total of 12 rooms, accommodating up to 15 guests. We have 9 single rooms and 3 doubles, totaling 15 spots. Guests can access our lounge - a space to work, relax, and eat.
Our Cabins Provide a Nature Experience and Foster Creativity
Our cabins sit on the shore of a bog lake on a 2–3-metre layer of peat. This peat has taken 2,000–3,000 years to form, creating a subtle “floating” feeling — a truly unique experience. There is also a practical benefit. Research shows that time in nature and walking stimulate creative thinking. That is why the cabins are spaced to ensure privacy and to invite short walks around the area, including our Creativity
Trail.
Comfort-first bog experience
The Lounge is like a large living room that you can use 24/7
We have also focused on creating opportunities for socializing and collaboration. We have aimed to design comfortable shared areas for our guests – the lounge feels like a large, cozy living room, and there is also a co-working area for laptop work. The interior combines an archaic atmosphere with a modern, functional design.
Here you can truly blend work and leisure – we provide well-designed workspaces and fast Wi-Fi (90 Mbps down / 40 Mbps up).
Because the cabins are located directly on the shore of a bog lake, construction options were limited, and therefore, there are no toilets or showers inside the cabins. These facilities are located in the lounge and in the sauna house.
What types of rooms do we offer?
Did You Know - Our Cabins Tell Stories
Each cabin is named after an Estonian inventor. We don't tell their life stories, but we've picked some interesting facts about each. Did you know that Estonian-born inventor Alexander Liwentaal made an 80-meter flight with his self-built glider in 1894, nine years before the Wright brothers' 37-meter flight? The last event is considered the beginning of modern aviation.
Each house has a story; you'll find them in the rooms!
Want to Learn More About Estonia and the Area?
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