Bottengarn is boutique guesthouse right by the sea in Koguva, an old fishing village full of local history and charm. We are open during the summer season from June till August. We have only four rooms, which enables us to treat all our guests personally. The comfortable rooms are named after the women in the life of the most famous resident of the village – Estonian writer Juhan Smuul, who through his books celebrated the Muhu fishing tradition and local villagers. The rooms are located upstairs while the ground floor offers a huge common space overlooking the straight between Muhu and Saaremaa. Enjoy our special sunset cocktails and nibbles, spend time playing board games, or socialize with other guests over a glass of wine. For lunch and dinner please book a table at our fishing shack style restaurant right next door at the Koguva Harbour - where time stands still.

Koguva is the best-kept old Estonian fishing village, which - despite being a major tourist attraction - has remained very pieceful and charming. A bit further away lies Liiva, the center of Muhu Island, while the island of Saaremaa is equally close with the historical town of Kuressaare with its medieval castle and opera festival.