Quiet good for a small country, but it is a small bus station with 3 coffee shops/ kiosks, takes almost 14 minutes by bus from Vikingline terminal by Bus 2
Clean and well-signposted bus station that serves travellers within Estonia and beyond.
Can I tell you something, this is the way to travel. The busses are plush. There's free speedy wifi and free movies and coffee onboard.
This place is excellent. Helpful staff, high volume of buses, domestic and intentional. Buying a ticket to Tartu was very easy. They also have cafes and charging plugs. Toilet 30 cents.
As far as bus stations go, this one was one of the cleanest and most convenient. One drawback: it's located a little bit outside of the main attractions, but I paid 3.50 euros for a taxi to get here.
Information was clear, the restroom was clean (only 30 cents), the coffee latte was great (2 - 2.50 euros), the platforms were convenient.
Very nice bus station, small and cozy!
Nice, small bus station, not crowded with creepy people as it often is such places. Clean and in order.
It's a bus station. Clean, looks like it has been updated inside recently. Staff is helpful. You can buy your ticket from a person or machine. Electronic schedules are easy to read. Vending machines along with a R Kiosk located inside. Some other stores located nearby.
Very Rude Young Estonian Personal who works in Busses. Old personal is ok, but Young woman around under 30 even screaming on Russian clients. What was? Nationalism?!? I came from England to my Mother"land and i was a bit in shock! I am upset! Even Buss was to Narva! (12. January 2017; time: 17:00, "Lux Express") She was spoking with me only in Estonian language, ok, i understood, but next time i will speak with her in English! This is EU country but young Estonians not ready to communications with Europeans! Sad!!!!
Not the largest or the most comfortable, but buses to major cities go so often you usually just wait maximum 15minutes. If you get hungry there's a cafeteria and a mini-shop.
The Tallinn Bus Station is located roughly 2 kms from the Old Town. A taxi costs about 7.5 to 8 euros (as os August 2016), depending on the traffic. It's also accessible by Tram #4 (tickets cost 2 euros if purchased from the driver).
It's clean, organised and offers free wi-fi. However, it's a bit too small and can get quite crowded, stuffy and hot. There is one cafe, a newsstand and a vending machine that offer a quick breakfast or snack.
You can find all main bank's cash machines here, Kiosk to upload your Tallinn city travel car.