Tallin. How expensive?

I%26#39;ve been looking things up but I can%26#39;t find out how much Tallin is on average to holiday in?

I live in the UK and am wondering how it fares compared to our exchange rate?

How are the drinks, meals etc?

Thank you for any help!

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Everyone complains that Tallinn is expensive but compared to other places I have been in Europe lately (Stockholm, Helsinki) it seems a bargain. It is probably most comparable to Prague. You can get a very nice hotel room for about $100-$150 US, you can eat at a decent restaurant for $12-$20 per person. Drinks are I think the most expensive item...$5-$7 for a beer. (Hope this helps...sorry I dont know the prices in British pounds)

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But if you are budget traveller then you can find here accomodation for 30-40 EUR dbl room. If you make little walk around old town then you can find beer for 2 - 2,5 EUR and normal lunch you can get for 4-6 EUR.

But it means that you need to do some little research first... Near the town hall square are prices highest...

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You don%26#39;t say where abouts in England you live so that will affect any comparisons with UK prices.

I live in Essex and work in London and when went to Tallin last September we found food and drink prices to be generally 15%-20% cheaper than the UK. If however you want to treat yourself to a more special meal you will save more money.

Bus and tram travel is very cheap.

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I could say Tallinn is a cheap place to be in. Of course you have to pay if you´re going to finest restaurants, but if you want to live on a tight budget, everything will become quite cheap. Food for example costs only little over a half of the prices of Finland.