3-Star Hotels in Helsinki

Location is great right next to Malmi train station and bus station, only roughly 20mins ride away from Helsinki centre. Cleaning can be done a bit better at the edges, dust is fairly visible. Hair dryer can be borrowed from the service station on each floor, but they only got two on each floor to share. Shower door is not fully blocking water from getting out, though there’s a drain on the other side of the bathroom but shower water shouldn’t go that way. Washer and dryer are free to use, just have to book it by writing your room number in the book at the laundry room. There’s share space and sauna. Staff is not there 24/7 so it’s a bit tricky to get help outside hours, especially when arriving on weekends and expected to store luggage way before the check in time, it is impossible . Overall I would stay here again, just need to plan things out accordingly. Also a place suitable for long stay.

Although it's a bit far from the central station, there's a tram stop nearby. There's also a convenience store, which was handy. Having read the reviews and prior emails, self-check-in was a breeze. The room was tidy, clean, and comfortable. The curtains didn't close completely, so during the midnight sun, depending on the room's orientation, you might wake up early, but that was also a unique experience! The washing machine required a reservation, and gel pods were provided. There was no hairdryer in the room; instead, there's a service station on each floor where you can rent one using your room key. There were only four available, so I imagine it could be a struggle during peak hours. Once I got used to it, it wasn't a problem. The prompt responses via WhatsApp and email were very reassuring.

The hotel looks fairly new, and the room has everything you need. You can get a hairdryer from the closet on the floor using your key card. The washing machine right in the room is very convenient. On the downside, the hotel is located far from the city center, and due to railway maintenance, I couldn't use the nearest station; I had to take a bus to get there. I also reduced rating due to cleanliness: there was trash in my room from the previous guest (inside kitchen zone shelves), and the balcony was very dusty, so I had to use a towel to fix it.

The free shuttle bus from the airport runs every 30 minutes, which is very convenient. I booked the shuttle bus to the airport for the next day when I checked in, and they kindly arranged a bus for me even though it was in the afternoon. The room is small, so it's difficult to open a large suitcase. Overall, it was a clean hotel.

Me and my mom needed an apartment to be able to visit family member who was in hospital. We needed a kitchen and a washing machine. The room had both and no problem with those. I suspected kitchen knife would be dull and it was, but I brought a knife sharpener and got it sharp. Otherwise everything in kitchen was okay but stove wasn't that powerful. The building's main door's lock wasn't functioning and we informed about it and it was fixed but only after about a week. Our apartment's lock worked all the time without problem. Also one lamp was broken. Mom said it was cold there and it wasn't exactly warm there, good enough for me and blankets were really thick. I complained about coldness and a serviceman came there to do something to radiators but it didn't really change anything. We were there in very early spring. It was 0C outside at night and 5-10C at daytime. There was some communication errors but nothing major and I was able to get hold of someone quickly and easily with the online chat. It was quite clean there except if you take bedclothes off you might enjoy the sight on pillow and blanket. All and all I was quite pleased of the room and stay.

The hotel's location is excellent, just a 10-25 minute walk from the central station. It's incredibly convenient for visiting attractions like Helsinki Cathedral, Uspenski Cathedral, and Oodi Central Library, all within a 20-25 minute stroll. Large shopping malls such as Stockmann, Citymarket, Forum, and Kamppi are also nearby, making it ideal for shopping. The only downside is that the bathroom's ventilation system needs improvement; the air doesn't circulate well, leading to an odor. Additionally, there's no separate shower area, which leaves the floor wet and slippery after a shower. Due to its ideal location and price, I would definitely stay here again if I return to Helsinki.

There's nothing else to complain about, just that it's a bit far. It's a 10-15 minute walk from the train station, and it was a bit tough dragging luggage up the slope. This is an older apartment, but all the facilities are complete. There's a fridge, an iron, a microwave, and a kettle. Overall, it's considered clean, even though it's genuinely old.

Very beautiful hotel and the staff was friendly with a smile. The room I entered was not cleaned and I changed the room immediately when I told him. It was a quick and nice response. The cleaning was kind to call me if I was in trouble. The facility itself is very beautiful! The sauna was also the best Amenities such as toothbrush were not attached. Also, it is high to stay alone, so it is recommended to stay 2 ~ (^^)

I love this place! If i ever come back to Finland i will definitely stay here again. It’s right in the city centre and walking distance to the main city’s attractions . You can even walk to Senate Square!! The place itself is very clean, very complete with kitchen appliances which and also Muslim friendly as it got bidet… it is easy to check in with the code as well!!

The location of this hotel is excellent, the room is spacious too. It is right on top of a Vietnamese pho shop, before the Solo Sokos Hotel Torni. It distributes its door code via email and can only be use after 4pm. The door code is used for the door entering the building, the elevator to your floor and to enter your room. So one must be extremely careful when you leave your room, if you forget anything, it's gonna be troublesome. This hotel is closed to a shopping mall called Forum with eateries inside. In Helsinki, buffet is very popular, especially the sushi buffet, I wonder why :)