Situated in the centre of an unspoiled oak park, the Art Nouveau fashion Ammende Villa takes you back on a trip through 100 years of heritage. This century-old exceptionally pretty family bungalow enchants its clients with its true environment and is a valuable architectural landmark in P?rnu. The bungalow was constructed in 1904 on the instructions of a rich German merchant Hermann Ammende for his daughter? s wedding reception desk. The architectural has are impressive with outstanding wooden staircases, hand-painted ceilings and walls, magnificent chandeliers, hunting trophies and notable stoves enhanced with glazed tiles made in the Bohm factory in Riga. The inn features 3 deluxe sitting apartments for relishing a cup of Brazilian coffee or for just relaxing. There is a Red Salon with wooden parquet floors, purple walls with mille-fleurs paintings and ancient furniture and accessories. The Green Salon features grand ceiling paintings and specific wooden relic furniture. In the Billiard Salon there is also a swimming pool desk and a little brasserie region.

The Blue Hall houses the breakfast room with its dark green tile stove, remarkable chandeliers and hand-painted Art Nouveau ceilings. Ammende Villa? s restaurant is offering the art of exquisite cuisine. Menus feature local fresh food products and a big range of seafood. Dinner or snack able to also be taken on the open-air balcony overlooking the impressive park park and fountain. A fantastic breakfast with a superb selection is catered in the Blue Hall every day in the morning.

Situated in the centre of a halcyon oak park, the Art Nouveau fashion Ammende Villa takes you back on a trip through 100 years of heritage. This century-old exceptionally nice family bungalow enchants its visitors with its genuine environment and is a valuable architectural landmark in P?rnu. The bungalow was constructed in 1904 on the instructions of a rich German merchant Hermann Ammende for his daughter? s wedding reception desk. The architectural has are amazing with remarkable wooden staircases, hand-painted ceilings and walls, grand chandeliers, hunting trophies and notable stoves adorned with glazed tiles made in the Bohm factory in Riga. The guesthouse features 3 luxurious sitting apartments for appreciating a cup of Brazilian coffee or for just relaxing. There is a Red Salon with wooden parquet floors, purple walls with mille-fleurs paintings and ancient furniture and accessories. The Green Salon features majestic ceiling paintings and special wooden vintage furniture. In the Billiard Salon there is also a swimming pool desk and a little brasserie region.