Our apartment is part of a historic workers' house built in 1902, located on the main street of the Kantreküla district. Originally developed in the 1860s on the outskirts of Viljandi, Kantreküla was officially incorporated into the city in 1919. Despite the passing of time, it has retained its peaceful and distinctive character. Here, you'll find yourself surrounded by history with all the comforts of modern life. The apartment is within easy walking distance of everything – whether you're heading to the scenic castle hills, cultural events, local restaurants, or shops. Our studio comfortably accommodates up to 3 adults. Sleeping arrangements include a 140 cm wide double bed and a sofa bed suitable for 1 adult or 2 children. A baby crib can be added upon request. The apartment is fully equipped for a pleasant stay: Telia TV, fast Wi-Fi, dishwasher, fridge, washing machine, microwave, and essentials like coffee, tea, oil, and spices. Heating is provided by two infrared panels, which you can adjust to your preferred temperature. We have furnished the apartment following reuse and sustainability principles. Only natural and vegan-certified cleaning and hygiene products are used. For your safety, the apartment is equipped with a smoke detector, fire extinguisher, and first aid kit. Well-behaved pets are welcome, and a free parking spot is included.

Triinu is dedicated to helping homeless animals on a daily basis, while Myrakas is a freelance composer and writer who enjoys thrilling experiences. You’ll find his books on our shelf and his handmade sriracha in our fridge. We love traveling and always choose guest apartments for our stays. This inspired us to create one in our amazing hometown—a place where we would love to stay ourselves. We do our best to make your stay as comfortable as possible!

Right across the street, you'll find a Coopi Konsum supermarket for all your basic needs. Next door, there’s an Asian restaurant, and directly across the road, a bakery. The railway station is just a couple of minutes away, and you won’t need a taxi to get to the Ugala Theatre.