Hotels near Ruoholahti, Helsinki

The room is very big, even with an extra bed, it is more than enough; the sanitation is also very clean and tidy, the hotel is very attentive to send welcome gifts and cards; it is very close to the train station and major attractions and business districts; the only thing I am not satisfied with is the breakfast, there are too few varieties, the taste is also very ordinary, it does not match the room quality at all

The hotel's location is excellent, right next to the central train station, with 8 tram lines nearby. The room was spacious and had a bathtub. The service was also fantastic; every staff member was incredibly enthusiastic. We had two large suitcases, and a young woman who was making coffee even offered to help us carry them down the stairs. Later, the bellhop arrived and took them down for us. We stayed here for five nights and had a wonderful experience! The hotel also offered complimentary sauna access, but unfortunately, we didn't have time to go.

1. Huge inconvenience to call the cars (uber/bolt) as there are major road construction going on right in front of the hotel. I had to carry all my heavy luggages to the other side of the road just to take a cab 2. My room had some unpleasant smell in the shower booth the moment I’ve enter the bathroom, it went away eventually after 3 nights staying but definitely not the best experience 3. I could hear every guest on my floor was smashing the door until my whole room and bed were shaking, the management should consider to change to soft-close door just like other hotels, it’s loud and annoying

Our assigned rooms had a terrible location. They were on the second floor, which isn't even directly accessible by elevator. You have to go up to the third floor first, walk a long way across a connecting bridge to another building, and then go down to the second floor. We had two rooms, one for my parents and one for us with the kids, and both were given these inconvenient rooms. Hauling luggage around was a real hassle! The view from the window was just a parking lot, no scenery whatsoever, which was completely different from what was shown in the promotional photos. However, the hotel's overall location is good, right in the lively city center, and the breakfast was also decent!

Basic hotel for staying, no services provided, self check in type of hotel. If you booking this hotel, do not book via trip.com as the hotel need self you an email to complete check in and if you book via trip.com then you will not be able to receive that email, at least I didn’t receive. This result to having issue during checking in.

Very convenience. Walking distance to train station. The breakfast is buffet and variety. The room clean. Very friendly staff and the most important with luggage storage area. Convenience for those arrived early.

Getting to the hotel from the airport by shuttle bus is very convenient. It's about a 15-minute walk, crossing a highway, to get to the nearby hypermarket and buy dinner.

This is a place I am grateful to for allowing me to spend my last night in Helsinki before heading back to Seoul, after parting ways with my local friend in Isalmi, Finland. There was a brief, nerve-wracking incident where I left my key in the room, but I resolved it with the help of my local friend. (Please make sure to take your key with you wherever you go.) I plan to visit Helsinki again this year, so I hope to see this place again. Thank you for the kind check-in.

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 :)