Vetsi Talli Holiday Village house rules

We want your stay to be pleasant and carefree. Please read these guidelines to help everyone enjoy their holiday.

Arrival and departure        

Check-in from 16:00

Check-out by 12:00

When leaving, turn off the lights, take your rubbish to the waste containers and leave the keys at the door.

Parking. Parking in the holiday village car parks is free. Designated parking areas are shown on the village map. Driving on lawns or other areas not intended for vehicles is not permitted. Parking in the motorhome area is charged according to the current price list.

Quiet hours: 23:00–07:00

To ensure everyone gets a good night’s sleep, please keep noise to a minimum between 23:00 and 07:00 and respect other guests’ right to rest.

Children

Children are welcome. For their safety, please supervise them at all times.

Barbecues

Barbecues may only be used in the designated area near the sauna building. Barbecuing beside garden cabins or barrel cabins may disturb other guests. Barbecues pose a fire risk in dry weather. Before leaving the barbecue, make sure the fire is completely extinguished. Open fires are not permitted.

Smoking

Smoking indoors is not permitted. Outdoors, smoke only where it will not disturb other guests. Always extinguish cigarettes completely and put them in an ashtray.

Pets

Pets are welcome. Please tell us about your pet when checking in. Owners are responsible for their pets, which must not disturb other guests. Please clean up after your pet and put the waste in a bin. Owners must pay for any damage caused by their pets.

Waste sorting

The holiday village has three waste collection points with containers for packaging, food and garden waste, and general waste. Please sort your rubbish into the correct containers. Glass and deposit-return containers are near the sauna building. Waste collection points are marked on the village map.

Keeping the grounds tidy

Please keep the grounds clean. Do not leave food or rubbish unattended, as it attracts wild animals and birds.

Robotic mowers maintain the lawns. Do not leave belongings on the grass, as the mowers may damage them. Larger grounds maintenance tasks take place on weekdays between 12:00 and 17:00.

Safety

Please look after your belongings and be considerate of your companions and other guests. The holiday village operator is not responsible for injury or property damage arising from circumstances outside its control. All accommodation has smoke alarms. In the event of a fire, stay calm, close the windows and doors and leave the accommodation. In a fire or other emergency, call 112 and inform the holiday village staff or the hiiumaale booking centre on +372 463 6146.

CCTV

Vetsi Talli Holiday Village has CCTV. Recordings are used only to investigate unlawful incidents and damage.

Wi-Fi – Public wireless internet is available for guests.

Shared kitchen

The shared kitchen is available to all holiday village guests. It has basic cooking equipment, including refrigerators, cookers, a kettle, a microwave, pots, pans and other kitchen utensils.

Tableware and cutlery can be hired from the village tavern. Disposable tableware is sold at Kassari Shop. Please use the kitchen responsibly, wash pots and pans after cooking and leave the kitchen clean.

Terrace

The sauna building’s terrace has benches and tables for eating and spending time together. It is roofed and sheltered from the rain. Barbecues and open flames are not permitted on the terrace. Please clear the tables after use and observe quiet hours.

Saunas

The holiday village has two wood-fired saunas. The smaller sauna accommodates up to 4 people and the larger one up to 10. The larger sauna has a 15 m² lounge with benches and tables.   

Guests heat the saunas themselves before use. Firewood is provided. Prices are listed on the holiday village website.

Heating the sauna

Use only dry firewood. Firelighter tablets are provided. Do not use flammable liquids to start the fire.

Allow up to one hour to heat the sauna.  

Instructions for using the sauna stove are available on site. Follow fire safety requirements when heating the sauna. The saunas have smoke alarms, carbon monoxide alarms and fire extinguishers. Ask the village staff for help if you are unsure how to heat the sauna. The recommended steam-room temperature is 75–100°C. Overheating is a fire hazard: do not heat the steam room above 100°C and monitor the sauna rooms carefully while heating.

Sauna hygiene

Please wash before entering the steam room and sit on a sauna towel.

Sauna whisks, shaving, hair colouring, body oils and body scrubs are not permitted. Do not wash pets in the sauna. Liquid soap and shower gel are provided.

After using the sauna, make sure the fire in the stove is extinguished before you leave. Take all your belongings with you.