Pet friendly Hotels in Helsinki

The self-service check-in was difficult for an older person like me, even though I'm familiar with technology. The pad was poorly positioned, and it was hard to see the buttons in the sunlight. Another guest was waiting in the car for the code, and I didn't have their personal details or ID with me. However, I managed to get it done and received the code, which allowed us into the parking garage. But first, we ended up in the wrong parking garage under the adjacent building… The parking garage could be more clearly marked; there were no signs, or at least we didn't see any. The room itself was clean, but there was no TV. The bed was too narrow, and there was only one blanket. Sleeping was difficult. The threshold was also dangerous; you had to be careful when getting out of bed in the dark. The curtains were also coming off in one corner… We left early in the morning and didn't wait for breakfast, which only started at 7:30 AM! Checkout was confusing; we didn't see any drop-off point for the room cards in the parking garage or the lobby. I called for assistance and was told that the cards could be left in the same locker from which we took them. That was a bit odd. There should be a clear box in the lobby where guests can drop off their cards when leaving the hotel. There was a bit too much self-service and self-reliance for our taste. We would gladly pay extra for more service. It would be great to have at least one person clearly visible in the lobby to help, instead of hidden behind some blinds. Overall, it was a confusing place…

The location is extremely convenient; the train station for the airport and city center is just a few minutes' walk away, and there's a bus stop nearby too. It's a self check-in hotel. Make sure to remember the main door code before you arrive to enter the building. The room was clean and tidy. My only complaint is that our room was right next to the elevator, which was very noisy. We couldn't get in touch with staff, so we just had to put up with it.

I specifically asked if we could store our luggage beforehand since we were arriving early. We arrived on Saturday at 8:00 AM, and there was no one there and no one reachable. So, you can only store luggage during service hours from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, which is very unusual and was not communicated in advance. That was very annoying. The check-in process was also very cumbersome and took 7 minutes, requiring you to hunch over and type data into an iPad. Otherwise, it's a very nice, clean, and modern accommodation with a great view.

The aparthotel has an awful location next to a busy motorway. I asked for a silent room, but ended up in a room directly facing the road. The soundproofing in general is okish, but it does not block the traffic noises which i measured to be in the range of 30-35 db windows closed. It is mostly silent between 00-06:00, but once the commuter traffic starts, it will wake you up if you are sensitive to noise pollution. Otherwise the amenities were fine, the bed was comfortable and the room was mostly clean. The check-in took a while without the terminal providing any feedback.

I stayed here on a solo female trip. Even though I arrived outside of check-in hours, the hotel staff made the tablet check-in process easy. The room was exactly as pictured, and it had all the essential furniture and appliances, making it a great choice for longer stays. The railway construction made the journey from the hotel to Helsinki Central Station take about an hour, which was a bit of a hassle. However, it also gave me the opportunity to use various modes of transport like trams and buses, which I actually ended up enjoying. Myyrmäki Station is about a 10-minute walk from the hotel. There are supermarkets and restaurants nearby, which was very convenient. The only downside was that there were only three hairdryers per floor, with no time limit on their use. Some days, I waited endlessly for a hairdryer to become available and couldn't use one at all, which was frustrating. With over 30 rooms on each floor, I think three hairdryers are far too few, and I hope this can be improved.