Situated just 350 metres from Helsinki Central Station and opposite University of Helsinki Metro Station, this hotel offers a large breakfast buffet and a bookable sauna. WiFi is free.
Roger
United Kingdom
Very efficient friendly and brilliant location. Room extra twin spacious. Fantastic breakfast. Thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would recommend. Helsinki is great.
Located by the waterfront of Katajanokka, Scandic Grand Marina is housed in 1920s Art Nouveau building and offers free WiFi, sauna, gym and a 24-hour on-site shop.
Michael
United Kingdom
Literally 2 minutes from the Viking ferry terminal, Beautiful renovation of an old warehouse, Perfect position in the city, Breakfast is fabulous. Small point but the tap water is amazing, Ice cold and better than bottled water by far, Close to the outdoor Lido and main harbour with many food stalls to sample local specialities, Reindeer, Pike Perch, Vandace and Moose, all of which were lovely. I will be back as we didn't have long enough and will definitely stay here.
Clarion Hotel Helsinki is situated along the waterfront in the district Jätkäsaari, 600 metres from the West Ferry Terminal.
Kaisa
Finland
We got the room of our wishes and slept amazing! The breakfast was amazing! A great deal of options and everything was delicious. We didn't have time to spend in the spa or the gym but went to see and both looked great. Will definitely try them both out next time!
Scandic Park Helsinki faces Töölö Bay and is 600 metres from the Alvar Aalto-designed Finlandia Hall. The hotel offers free WiFi and free indoor pool and sauna access.
Robert
United Kingdom
Nice hotel, friendly staff, bed was comfortable. Room tidy. Quiet
Just around the corner from the Aleksanterinkatu shopping street, this hotel features Italian-inspired cuisine and spacious rooms with free Wi-Fi. Helsinki Central Station is 400 metres away.
Kristín
Iceland
The breakfast was great. Friendly staff. Nice and comfort room and comfort bed. Great location.
Situated 100 metres from the Esplanadi shopping district, this design hotel features free gym access. The rooms include free WiFi, LCD TVs and luxury beds.
Nilesh
United Kingdom
very good breakfast and staff very accommodative. Prepared a separate veg hot breakfast for us. Tram stop in front was very convenient.
Surrounded by greenery, 15 minutes’ drive from both Helsinki city centre and Helsinki-Vantaa Airport, this hotel offers a large pool, a sauna and a popular breakfast buffet.
karen
Australia
Staff were so helpful and friendly, public transport- bus and train easy 5-15 minute walk away, supermarket 10 minute walk. Great pool and exercise facilities. On site restaurant with good breakfast.
This elegant hotel is next to Helsinki Central Station, 5 minutes’ walk from the Esplanadi shopping streets. It offers a rooftop terrace, in-room flat-screen TVs, plus free sauna and WiFi access.
Stuart
United Kingdom
The hotel interiors are beautiful. The rooms are large, comfortable, and clean. The view of the city and the central location was incredible.
Hotel U14, Autograph Collection features free bikes, fitness centre, a terrace and bar in Helsinki. This 4-star hotel offers room service, a 24-hour front desk and free WiFi.
Excellent location, very and in very good condition.
Situated conveniently in Helsinki, The Hotel Maria - Preferred Hotels & Resorts offers air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, private parking and room service.
Hotellin baari oli todella hyvä (henkilökunta todella ystävällistä ja osaavaa).
Attractively situated in the Kluuvi district of Helsinki, Bob W Kluuvi is situated 2.5 km from Hietaranta Beach, 400 metres from Helsinki Cathedral and 400 metres from Helsinki Central Station.
Well designed room and well equipped for a short stay.
Well situated in the centre of Helsinki, Clarion Hotel Mestari offers air-conditioned rooms, a fitness centre, free WiFi and a terrace. This 4-star hotel offers room service and a 24-hour front desk.
Great location and very nice room. I loved the bathroom.
Scandic Grand Central Helsinki features free bikes, fitness centre, a garden and shared lounge in Helsinki. With free WiFi, this 4-star hotel offers room service and a 24-hour front desk.
Excellent breakfast, good service and friendly staff
VALO Hotel & Work Helsinki has a restaurant, a fitness centre and bar in Helsinki. Boasting family rooms, this property also provides guests with a terrace.
Sauna, Welness,, Masage. Breakfast was delliciouse.
Conveniently set in the Jätkäsaari district of Helsinki, Hiisi Hotel Helsinki Jätkäsaari is located 2.3 km from Hietaranta Beach, 2.7 km from Kasinonranta Beach and 1.9 km from Kamppi Shopping Centre.
it was nice and clean with good kitchen facilities.
Featuring a terrace, Senate Hotel is located in the centre of Helsinki, 2.4 km from Uunisaaren Beach. This 2-star hotel offers a shared kitchen, a concierge service and free WiFi.
A lovely quirky family hotel. Very friendly owners
Situated directly across from Forum Shopping Centre is this central Helsinki hotel. It provides basic, yet functional accommodation and uses an easy keyless entry system.
All less the strong smell of food in the building.
This hotel is located in Länsi-Pasila, a 10-minute drive from central Helsinki and 15 km from Helsinki-Vantaa Airport. It offers spacious rooms with cable TV and free WiFi.
friendly stuff ,great location nice and clean rooms
Just around the corner from the Aleksanterinkatu shopping street, this hotel features Italian-inspired cuisine and spacious rooms with free Wi-Fi. Helsinki Central Station is 400 metres away.
There was a really friendly and helpful staff. Breakfast was delicious.
Located in Helsinki, 2.7 km from Uunisaaren Beach, Noli Katajanokka II provides accommodation with free bikes, private parking, a fitness centre and a shared lounge.
The property is very clean and very comfortable to stay.
FAQs about hotels in Helsinki
On average, 3-star hotels in Helsinki cost £102 per night, and 4-star hotels in Helsinki are £139 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Helsinki can on average be found for £207 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Helsinki this weekend is £120 or, for a 4-star hotel, £134. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Helsinki for this weekend cost on average around £208 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £107 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Helsinki for tonight. You'll pay on average around £140 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Helsinki will cost around £235 (based on Booking.com prices).
Scratch beneath the small-town surface of Helsinki and you will find a cosmopolitan metropolis buzzing with a lively attitude and plenty of excitement. The relatively short-lived summer offers the best chance to appreciate the outdoors and sit on one of the popular café terraces, or even hit the Hietaniemi Beach, all of which can be enjoyed during the 20 hours of daylight.
Strolling around the streets of Helsinki will reveal an Empire-style of architecture, comparable to St. Petersburg. The greatest example of this is the green-domed Lutheran Cathedral which rises proudly out of the centre of Senate Square.
From here the main shopping street of Aleksanterinkatu, affectionately known as Aleksi, runs towards Mannerheimintie and contains the largest department store in Scandinavia, called Stockmann. The up-market boulevard of Esplanadi runs alongside and is packed with exclusive boutiques.
Lovers of Nordic design will be thrilled by the Design Museum and the Ateneum Art Museum. Nature is in abundance on the beautiful archipelago which lies along the coast. A must-see is the Baltic fortress of Suomenlinna, where you just might forget you’re in a big city.
Whether you head to a sauna or amusement park when you disembark from Helsinki-Vantaa International Airport, with over 65 hotels, apartments and hostels, Booking.com has the perfect place for your Scandinavian stay.
I give Helsinki my highest rating : DON'T GO!? LIKE, EVER!
I give Helsinki my highest rating : DON'T GO!? LIKE, EVER!
You see, if you and a 1,000 others go, I'll be forced to wait in line for a restaurant table, taxi, etc.
The people I encountered in Helsinki were all friendly, helpful, and polite. Now tell me, who wants to put up with all that?
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Anonymous
Scored 10
10
I love going to Helsinki.
I love going to Helsinki. My favorite spot to eat is in the Market, I love going for a nice Salmon soup. Also, one of the first things I do when I arrive to Helsinki in the morning is go to Robert's Coffee for a nice cup of joe and a chicken caesar bagel. Also, hitting fazer cafe for Geisha Latte is a must! I just love to walk around Helsinki and visit the different museums with new exhibitions and even visit the library to read some books. Getting around Helsinki is super easy, you can get by walking or just taking the tram. Hopefully next time I can go to other cities near by. Helsinki is a must!
Reggie
Mexico
Scored 10
10
Helsinki appears to be a very spread-out city.
Helsinki appears to be a very spread-out city. However, the public transport system is very efficient and their real-time mobile app makes it relatively easy to navigate to the main tourist destinations. Their day ticket even covers the short ferry crossing to Suomenlinna Island - be sure not to miss this in your itinerary! Would also highly recommend the Market Square and Market Hall as places to visit.
Cormac
Ireland
Scored 10
10
Lots of things (bigger and small) to see in the greater...
Lots of things (bigger and small) to see in the greater downtown area. Spend enough days exploring it and don't only visit the Tripadvisor things. Architecture, history, cafes, restaurants, castles, you name it.
JuhoFIN
Finland
Scored 10
10
Helsinki is a beautiful city and great for walking.
Helsinki is a beautiful city and great for walking. The port area is nice with cool indoor and outdoor markets. The Senate Square and Helsinki Cathedral were very impressive. The city has some great art museums, libraries, and and nice walkable bay area. The food was very good and not so expensive compared with some other big European cities. Weather was pleasant. It was easy access by ferry to an old Swedish fort and World Heritage Site, and also just a few hours ride to Tallinn, Estonia. Trams were inexpensive and fun to ride around the city.
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Anonymous
Japan
Scored 6.0
6.0
I was in Helsinki in 2015 I was very young then, and I fell...
I was in Helsinki in 2015 I was very young then, and I fell in love with it, now almost 10 years later, I can't say the same, especially after I watched so many other cities.
It's still a very good Scandinavian city with a lot of what to show, but all the atmosphere and people have made this city less comfy and welcoming these years.
I can't name it as safe and clean as it was before, plus the services with quality is not at the same level anymore.
But I'd recommend you to see Finland by yourself anyway, to see what is really like for you.
The breakfast price is reasonable at the hotel. The location is good because we could easily access any important facilities from the location (Embassies, City Center, Airport..). I have stayed for a week, they did try to arrange the booking within a room so that we could have the most space as we could.
The location is great, close to the city center. It is almost a 20-minute walk from the train station to the hotel location. The room was clean and the kitchen was fully equipped. The staff was supportive and friendly.
Breakfast was really good, especially in the weekends. Location is perfect towards the city center and the tourist sightseeing places. Great restaurant in the area of the hotel. 10 min walk to the city center.
Comfortable bed, clean room, hotel very well connected to the city center, nice breakfast, helpfull staff, intersting evening’ events in the bar e.g., live music
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