Hotels near Olarsängen, Helsinki

Great hotel, here is some thougts: Pros: - The hotel has spacious rooms and good beds. - It is very cheap, and with the free S-Etukortti you can get 25% off the price. - There is free coffee, tea and hot chocolate in the lobby. - Location near metro station, and there is mostly some offices, so the area is super quiet in weekends. - Check-in at 12.00 already. - Co-working area in lobby with some vending machines. Cons: - Not that much tourist attractions nearby -Breakfast not included

Small room especially toliet only allowed one person to stay inside. Room looked new but mold was found on the side of the wash basin and the exhaust fan. Easy to hurt your legs and get bruised when you got out of bed because there was a wooden slats around the bed. No luggage rack; thus, the luggage could only be opened by placing it on the floor. The privacy at wellness center was poor. The female changing room door could directly go to the wellness centre but No screen between the changing room door and the wellness center. When you were changing your clothes, anyone in the wellness center could look clearly what you are doing in the changing room. The water in the hot tub was not hot enough. It was difficult to contact reception by phone because no one answered the phone at any time.

We had booked an 3-Bett-Zimmer, and there was enough room for everyone to sleep there. The room was beautifully furnished and despite the location to the main station it was very quiet. In the evening you can be sitting in the bar over the roofs of Helsinki and there you can also breakfast in the morning. Breakfast buffet offers everyone something and everything was fresh. There are only two small driving chairs, so you have to bring a lot of patience to get up! The staff were also friendly and very helpful. The baggage room is a disaster, however, because it was completely placed at our departure, and you had to climb over bags and bags to get your own baggage.

Good internal structure and facilities. Very good. Instead, it is an expensive hotel. Very close to Helsinki Central Station. After taking the train from Helsinki Airport and arriving at Helsinki Central Station, the first huge and handsome building you see when you come out of the main gate is the Sokos Hotel. Sokos Hotel is a hotel that costs approximately 190 euros per night. If you look to the left from the front, there are a number of buildings, one of which is the Grand Hansa Hotel. From the outside, it is an unremarkable hotel. The 'Grand Hansa' hotel is a hotel that costs approximately 350 euros per night. It's expensive, so it's definitely a good hotel. There are various amenities, including restaurants and shopping, right in front of the hotel. You can buy clothes, shoes, and cosmetics at the Stocmann Department Store right in front. There is also a large bookstore nearby.

KlausK remains one of my favorite hotels in Helsinki even after trying top rated ones such as St. George and F6. Don't get me wrong, they are nice too, but at Klaus K I know exactly what I get, it's not pretentious, and the location is my favorite. At St George, which I admit is much newer, I paid 350€ for a room that was so small it didn't even have an easy chair, let alone a couch, only an uncomfortable tiny desk chair. I felt like I was paying more for the fancy looks. For comparison the Sky Studio at Klaus K is €150 and Loft 185€. F6 is another one I liked, but the location here is a bit better. One thing to note though - certain rooms (”Desire” and ”Passion”, I think) are outdated and are being refurbished soon. I recommend picking one of the Sky rooms which I really liked.

Such a good place to stay in hensinki . Near to everything , good food and near transport. Love it .

Citybox has been a fantastic catch, really unexpected! The hotel is easy to reach, close to metro and tram stops, and located in the trendy Kallio neighborhood, but also at walking distance from pretty everywhere tourists might desire to go. There's self-checking, but someone is presiding the office 24/7 - which might be handy. There's no breakfast, but there's an area equipped with fridge, toaster, tableware, sink that you can use. In the lobby, you can also find table tennis and co-working areas. The room was small, but sufficient. Clean. There's no daily room tidy-up. The price is definitely the added value. Very good price-quality ratio, I would have never expected. I would definitely stay at Citybox again, strongly recommended.

The hotel is in a good location, two stops from the central train station, with a water view. The hotel is an old hotel but the room has been newly renovated, which is quite satisfactory. The bathroom has a bathtub and the breakfast is rich. The air conditioning in the room cannot be adjusted, and the air conditioning is a bit cold at night

The location was hard to find. I managed to find it by asking someone. I didn't know the password to get in, so it took a while to get in. The room was small and couldn't be opened from inside the room. Also, the microwave in room 2 was broken and couldn't be used. We were able to use it in the alternative room. There was a fridge, so we could drink cold beer. We were on the 11th floor, so the view was great. The electricity was type C. There was no hair dryer. The number 7 tram was within walking distance, so the boat to Tallinn was easily accessible.

positivily surprised with the people working in the hotel . special regard to ”WALID” a very professional and well educated person that made to travel to Helsinki remindable