Hotels With Breakfast in Uusimaa, Finland

My friend told me this is an art district where many artists reside, so there are plenty of famous local bars, cafes, and vintage shops to explore. It's also very convenient; a supermarket and subway station are right outside, and within a 5-minute walk, there's a 24-hour supermarket and a McDonald's. The room is clean and minimalist, and the service is excellent. They also offer self-service laundry, and you can use the fridge, microwave, and dining utensils.

The breakfast was amazing! In the restaurant I was sad to see they only had one server in the restaurant she seemed to be working very hard but it took a long time to get our bill. I’d like to see them utilise the outdoor area more because it’s very nice. The front desk were very attentive

I was only informed that the morning sauna was free, so I paid to use the sauna at night. However, I’m now wondering if guests staying at the hotel were actually allowed to use the sauna at night for free as well, since I heard that other guests using the sauna didn’t pay. it’s amazing that you can stay at a hotel with a sauna included for this price.

i had a great stay in this hotel. i experienced a refreshing atmosphere. quite impressive architecture. a unique atmosphere. i recommend this hotel. but the only problem is the location. far from city center / tourist area

Loved the concept  of a hotel with no reception and no staff - the checkin happened online, and the access code to the building and room was provided well in advance. The location of the hotel is excellent - just a 5 min walk to the central station. The room was cozy with a nice bed and amenities…

The hotel's location is pretty good; you can actually walk to most of the main attractions. There's also a rooftop where you can see different sights. The hotel lobby is very distinctive, and it includes a buffet breakfast with a wide selection. Even if you have an early flight the next day and can't make breakfast, the front desk staff are very thoughtful and will arrange sandwiches and drinks for you. On the downside, the sauna's operating hours are from 5 PM to 9 PM, which often means we're not in the hotel and can't use it.

The room has a balcony, suitable for smoking, the surrounding environment is very good, suitable for walking, and the seaside scenery is very beautiful, the lobby is also great! So I will choose next time

Very clean and tidy hotel, very close to Aalto University, it is a serviced apartment, there is a supermarket downstairs, the requirements reserved when booking the room were arranged very satisfactory, there are also entertainment venues on the first floor, billiards, sauna, public kitchen, public meeting room, gym, very convenient and safe, opposite is the supermarket, buying food is also very convenient, the hotel is very cost-effective, next time I will choose here

The hotel's location is excellent, right across from the STOCKMANN department store. There's a tram stop directly in front of the hotel, offering a one-stop ride to the central train station or a few stops to the cruise terminal. The hotel has its own bar and restaurant, but unfortunately, it's closed on Sundays. Be aware that some basement rooms have no windows, and some rooms are located in a back building, requiring a transfer elevator and a bit of a walk down the hallway – so make sure to ask for clarification. During my two-day stay, I encountered several guests who couldn't find their rooms. The hotel's facilities, cleanliness, and room layout are all good. A great bonus for East Asian travelers is the in-room kettle and a variety of tea and coffee options. The breakfast is rich and offers many choices, perfect for those who enjoy Western cuisine. Taking a ride in the small, ninety-year-old elevator is quite an experience, haha!

The room was clean and tidy, nothing fancy but perfectly adequate, and housekeeping was very diligent every day! The breakfast spread was quite generous, mainly Western-style, with fewer Chinese options. Getting around was quite convenient; taxi drivers generally knew the location well. If you're sightseeing, you can pretty much cover everything on foot within a day.