Hotels near Havis Amanda in Helsinki

There was someone at the counter until early in the morning. The two single beds in the small room were very big and very hot. It was very comfortable to take a shower as soon as it rained outside. The sound insulation was pretty good. The breakfast was delicious. Check-out was only at 12 o'clock. You can store it in the room. There is a luggage room for luggage. It is only five minutes away from the train station. It is convenient to go anywhere.

There are vacations you take, hotels you stay in and people you meet who enhance the overall experience exponentially. This was all true of our exceptional time in Helsinki and a large part of this experience was owed to our wonderful 3-day stay at Hotel F6. A large amount of this is owed to the sterling staff -- among the elites in all our travels. Our story started a day before our actual stay, when we requested to store extra luggage before our overnight trip to Tallinn, Estonia. Without hesitation, the staff agreed to watch over our large luggage for free before our actual check-in the next day. This kind act greatly helped us during our mini cruise to Estonia. The following day, during our check-in, we met Ida, who became not only our Helsinki dining expert, but also a great person to get to know all around. Ida helped secure every reservation for our culinary journey from the first night. She is an exceptional employee and a great asset to an already amazing staff. We thank her for making our stay at F6 so comfortable and fun. Eimer was also friendly and full of help for restaurant ideas. We appreciate his fun demeanor and fun conversation. Our room was very conveniently located on the first level -- very spacious, clean and so easy to come and go. The hotel layout, especially the lobby and dining/lounge area were easy to access. The complimentary breakfast was fresh, well presented and very flavorful. Perhaps the best breakfast in town. Is this the best hotel in Helsinki? Let's just say the competition is slim. :-)

The location of the hotel is very good, from the terminal and the train station are more convenient. Because we took the night train from Rovaniemi to Helsinki, we arrived at the hotel around 10 o'clock in the morning and wanted to leave our luggage and go out, but we didn't expect the hotel to directly check in for us.

The front desk was kind and the breakfast was ok. It is really close to the Central Railway Station and the night stay there is also very safe. The surrounding security is good ~ Not far from the shopping mall attractions

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.

The hotel is great. Staff very friendly and helpful. They go out of the way to assist you if you need anything. They will order you cars and can arrange tickets or whatever you need. The reception area has a nice seating area for a late night drink. Only three blocks from he Market Square and tram stops. So much to do in the area. Rooms clean and neat. Could not ask for any better.

The location is good, the breakfast is particularly rich, the smoked salmon is both fresh and the croissants and quiche are very delicious. Hotel Wi-Fi is also good and the front desk service is welcoming.

Very good, it's a bit old.

Booked this hotel for the convenient location. Few minutes from train station, sea front, shops and main tourist sites. I arrived late at night and was not sure about it at first. The reception area is in the bar/lounge and I thought I had booked a hostel. Rest assured the rooms are very nice and comfortable, breakfast is delicious and staff very nice and helpful. It’s descent value for money also. Only thing for me is that there was no desk in my room, so I went to the lobby to work. Highly recommending this slight quirky hotel overall.

The good: Pre stay communication with the hotel was done smoothly and the reception replied quickly to my email. In my email I requested an early check-in as well as a table reservation from the Brasserie restaurant. The receptionist said that the staff would do their best in order to accommodate my early check in request and booked the table from the restaurant for me. When I arrived at the hotel this was true and I was given my room at 1 pm, so 2 hours prior to standard check-in time. The receptionist who checked me in was very kind and tried to speak Swedish with me. She also remembered that I had stayed there before and said welcome back to me. She also said that it would be fine if I checked out an hour later so at 1 pm. The room was upgraded one category up from deluxe to premium deluxe. In addition, there was a greeting card from the General manager welcoming me back to Helsinki and a small box of chocolates which was a nice touch. The Spa at the hotel is absolutely fabulous and it’s a nice place to relax after a busy day. Always worth the visit. The receptionist who checked me out was very kind and remembered to welcome me back again. The bad: Overall, I had a very good stay here. There weren’t any major flaws during my stay, but there were some mistakes done by the restaurant Brasserie kitchen in my food order. However, the restaurant waiters were very kind and apologetic. They even offered me a complimentary salad while I waited for my dinner order to get corrected.