Unity Helsinki - A Studio Hotel

The facility was very clean. There was a tram stop nearby. Everything could be done online. The kitchen was easy to use. I would definitely use it again.

• Date of Stay/Situation: Solo Traveler • Location/Access: 15-minute tram ride from Helsinki Central Station, about a 2-minute walk from the nearest tram station. The area is very quiet, with a small supermarket and sauna within walking distance. • Check-in/Check-out: Smooth, with advance check-in/check-out via app/digital key use available. • Room: Very clean, high ceilings, and open space. • Amenities: The induction kitchen was equipped with all the necessary cooking utensils, plates, etc., so I had no problems at all. • Bathroom: Very clean, spacious, and more than enough for one person. No unpleasant odors. There was a heated towel rail, and I was impressed by the simple fact that I could use a hot bath towel. • Facilities: There was a cafe and gym on the first floor, but I didn't use them. • Staff Service: Since this was my first time checking in via app and using a digital key, I had to converse in English, asking questions like, "Am I checked in? Can I just go in?" They were very helpful and responsive. • Quietness/Comfort: Noise was not an issue. The door slams shut harder than expected, so that's about the only sound you'll hear. I slammed it shut a few times too. • Cost-effectiveness: This was my first stay, so I can't compare, but I think it was good value for money, being able to cook and having a warm room. • Good points: Cleanliness, quietness • Cons: There was no water, but I ended up buying some, so it wasn't a problem.

The hotel is conveniently located and has a kitchen for cooking. However, cooking will cause the whole room to be filled with thick smoke. Unfortunately, the hotel rules in European countries are too strict. If you check out a little late, you will be fined.

It cost about 10,000 yen per night, with a kitchen and a bed on the second floor. There was also a sofa and table in the living room, and I felt that this hotel was very cost-effective for 10,000 yen in Helsinki. In terms of location, Helsinki has a well-developed tram, subway and bus system, so it was extremely convenient.

A very good hotel, clean and modern, with a warm and professional front desk service. The room is a double-story loft, with a kitchen downstairs for cooking and upstairs for resting. The tableware is fully equipped. There is a large supermarket near the hotel, so it is convenient to buy food. The next morning, I had to take a boat from Helsinki Port to Tallinn. The location was very convenient, about 15 minutes from the hotel to Terminal 2 (some sections of the road were under construction, so be careful).