The Telegraaf is a solid choice in Tallinn: centrally located, everything worked, and our jr. suite in the traditional wing was spacious, had good ceiling height, and operable windows. However, there was an unstable rubber floor in the shower that bounces, gives, and takes as you stand on it - doesn't seem very stable, particularly for a shower stall. There are a few things that make the hotel feel very dated and/or less than refined to me (swan napkins in the restaurant, faux-antique phones -- yes I realize it is a telegraph theme, but it feels gimmicky to me). It's also true that upkeep in the public areas needs a bit of attention: nicked and stained baseboards and paint in the corridors + dust caked up on the podiums by the elevator.