Hello, my name is Viktoria. Hosting guests has been my passion since 2017, alongside my main profession. I’m a trained engineer and accountant, and in my free time I enjoy aerial acrobatics, singing, reading — and, of course, traveling. I’m always happy to welcome guests, and my goal is to make your stay in Pärnu as comfortable, enjoyable, and memorable as possible.

Classic-style Bade-Strassel apartment in the heart of Pärnu. The beach, cafés, parks, and city center are all just a few minutes’ walk away. Enjoy your stay in a beautiful two-room apartment where the interior designer’s vision has come to life. This apartment from the 1960s has undergone a thorough renovation and has been given a completely new look. The apartment features custom-made furniture, and the bathroom walls and floor are covered with carefully selected Italian tiles. The bathroom ventilation operates automatically or via a humidity sensor, and the sinks and other sanitary fixtures are also from Italy. The kitchen is equipped with high-quality appliances, including a coffee pod machine, kettle, and toaster. The apartment has modern and comfortable furniture. The kitchen and living room windows face Supeluse Street, while the bedroom faces the courtyard. There is no air conditioning, as installation is not allowed, but a fan is available for use in the summer. There are many more advantages to this apartment, but it’s better to come and see for yourself!

The apartment is located on Supeluse Street, along Pärnu’s main promenade, in the section leading to the beach. The street was renovated in 2025 and is closed to cars during the summer, allowing for peaceful walks and the enjoyment of the street’s lively atmosphere without traffic noise – detour routes remain open. During the summer, the street is full of cafés, shops, street food, and cultural events. The area also features many historic villas and greenery, giving Pärnu’s resort area its unique charm. Supeluse Street and the beach area form the heart of the city in the summer. Both locals and tourists enjoy Pärnu’s long beach and spend their leisure time there. In addition to the beach, there are many small, quiet streets perfect for strolling and admiring villas built in the 1920s and 1930s. Right next to the apartment is the famous café Supelsaksad, where you can enjoy breakfast, cakes, and coffee, as well as Karussell, a place to enjoy cocktails and music in the evenings.