Saku Mõisa Õllespaa

A lovely museum with an excellent restaurant!

We went here during middsummer (23.6) and booked it the same day we went in. So the price were low. I didnt find the staff right away. There is signs where to go, but those are a bit scattered around the lobby. Specially sign showing the way to the restaurant where I should have gone. Saku manor is really beutifull. Whole place have this old cool look from the 1800 century. Close by is food store, football field, outdoor gym, tennis court, discgolf track, river with some fish, Saku beer factory and more. Breackfast were tasty and there were enought of everything. It was easy to book the room. Car parking is just in front/side of the manor.

Saku Manor with its outstanding architecture is splended. It is so impressing that it was probably projected by a foreign architect from St Petersburg. It might have been for example Carlo Rossi. Its cool classic architectural language is sober but it was built with the money gained by producing beer.

Historical nice place. Good food dayoffers and friendly service.

Well preserved old manor indeed but there's so much more they could do. We ate a light dinner consisting of starters only and that was great; breakfast was underwhelming, with bad coffee and all the warm dishes, oatmeal included, swimming in butter. Stuck with the uncooked things, you can't botch up muesli, yoghurt and apple juice. Room was ok but no air conditioning makes life uncomfortable this summer. You can't help avoiding a comparison to some other manors that are run by the original family. It's feeling like just another hotel albeit in a fancy setting. The beer museum next door has a nice pub, not to be missed.