Hotels near Olympic Park in Helsinki

Stayed at this lovely hotel as part of our wedding anniversary in Helsinki. We had such a nice time. Excellent hotel, well located, lovely friendly helpful staff. Great room, good size on the eighth floor, room had an electric kettle, and a mini fridge which is always welcome. Large comfortable bed and the bathroom was very nice. Breakfast buffet was excellent, very tasty food, and drinks, a good amount of choice, I had a cheese omelette made to order on several days and it was delicious. Good bar at the hotel, nice to relax and have a glass of wine at the end of the evening. We don't normally eat evening meals at the hotels we stay in, but the food we saw did look lovely, so on our last evening we were hungry but did not want too much. So we both had the salmon soup as a starter each snd that was it. It was delicious. The menu was small, and that is in no way a criticism. I actually prefer that. There are two small super markets nearby for any essentials, we got fresh milk for cups of tea each morning before breakfast. We bought our own teabags from the UK! we are British after all! And bought chocolate and water at the supermarket. We walked every where from the hotel for what we wanted to do, but there are trams/buses right outside the hotel if required. Plenty of cafes and restaurants near by. Would recommend Kuu restaurant. My favourite restaurant during our stay. Although to be fair the food was amazing. I really liked the Finnish food. All in all we had such a lovely holiday and would highly recommend this hotel to fellow travellers.

The location couldn’t have been better. The staff were very friendly and helpful. However, I was in Helsinki at a time that was unseasonably hot. I found the room to be stuffy and hard to cool down. The window opened wide and There was a fan in the room but the cord was not long enough so that it could be placed in front of the window. My real complaint though, was that the wifi service was so weak. Fortunately, I had a great data package so I used that but I would not have been able to rely on the hotel’s wifi service.

This was our first hotel on our 4-hotel 6-night staycation in Helsinki. The hotel is conveniently located next to the Meilahti Hospital area. My partner had an early morning check-up there and it was practical to stay the previous night nearby. Also in April, there was a point offer -50% off at this hotel. So one night was just 10000 Scandic points. Point stays are usually for standard rooms but as my partner is a Scandic TOP Level member, we were upgraded to a superior room. These rooms are spacious corner rooms with plenty of windows. It is nice that there are also windows in the bathroom. Probably because of the support column, it has been challenging to place the furniture. So the television could be watched only from the bed, not from the sofa or chair. The breakfast was pleasantly calm and had a good selection of food.

With a stay at Citybox Helsinki, you'll be centrally located in Helsinki, a 4-minute drive from Olympic Stadium and 5 minutes from Mall of Tripla. This hotel is 1.8 mi (2.9 km) from Helsinki Exhibition and Convention Centre and 8.8 mi (14.2 km) from Flamingo Entertainment Centre.Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless internet access and a vending machine.Featured amenities include express check-in, express check-out, and luggage storage.Make yourself at home in one of the 178 air-conditioned guestrooms. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Prepare your meals in the shared/communal kitchen. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Private bathrooms with showers feature rainfall showerheads and hair dryers.

The Folks Hotel Konepaja is located in Konepaja, a residential and commercial area near the city center. The whole area used to be a railway engineering workshop, the biggest employer in Helsinki. Now the hotel is renovated into three buildings; the oldest is 100 years old and the newest from the 1980*s. I've stayed in a Loft Room and also in a Superior Single room. Both were extraordinary experiences, but as a single traveler, I preferred the Superior Single. It's probably the most beautiful hotel single room, more spacious than an ordinary hotel room, airy and very stylish. The restaurant in a hotel building is not an ordinary hotel restaurant, but privately owned and managed by three well-known restaurant celebrities in Finland. I haven't had dinner there, but breakfast is very good, not too many alternatives, but everything looked and tasted hand-made. There is also a beautiful roof terrace where you can see the whole Konepaja area and also amusement park Linnanmäki. I recommend The Folks Hotel Konepaja for foodies and lovers, the whole place is full of romantic opportunities. When Linnanmäki opens it doors in spring, family rooms are a great option not only because of near location, but the layout of the rooms where the whole family can stay in the same room.

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.

Scandic Pasila was a great place - good price, beautiful rooms, fabulous breakfast, super service and close to modes of transportation. It's about a 12 minute walk from the Tripla Mall which is a railway stop. We could catch trains easily to the waterfront area where we caught trams to other parts of the city. The system is easy and convenient. There is even a tram stop right outside the hotel and we used that line several times. Our room had twin beds that pushed together to make a king-size bed. We had plenty of floor and storage space, a small fridge, desk, closet and nice, roomy bathroom. The windows had room darkening shades that helped with outside light at night. The nicest feature was that the floor of the bathroom was HEATED as well as the several-layer towel racks! It was nice to not feel cold on your feet in the bathroom and it was easy to rinse clothing items out and dry them on the towel racks - very nice! The hotel is big and well maintained. The staff helped with every question or need we had. We never encountered anyone unwilling too help us. The breakfast area is huge but can get congested if there is a conference in town or the hotel is full. You can take food to your room but we found space every day in the dining room. The food was plentiful and varied: meats, cheeses, vegetables, fruits, yogurt, granola, cereals, breads, rolls, jams, muffins, breakfast casseroles, eggs, desserts, candy, hot and cold drinks. We will definitely stay there again and we will suggest it to friends traveling to Helsinki.

1 / 24-1 / 28, came to visit this city. 1. Hotel traffic: Take the light rail to Helsinki-Vantaa Airport to the Central Railway Station, get off at the terminal (Central Railway Station), about 30 minutes, the ticket is 4.1 Euro; if the luggage is not too heavy, you can walk to the hotel, about 20 Minutes, 1.5 kilometers away, via the National Museum of Finland, the main library of the University of Helsinki. 2. Hotel facilities: clean and simple, typical Scandinavian style, the bed is very soft; remind two points: a) the hotel does not provide a kettle, slippers; b) long-haired girls suggest to bring a hair dryer, the hotel's hair dryer power is small; 3. Breakfast at the hotel: Breakfast is rich in variety, both cold and hot. The hotel provides oatmeal and pickles for friends who are not used to western food. If you are not used to eating cold food for breakfast, there is a microwave oven on the side and you can heat it by yourself. ; 4. Hotel services: The front desk and room attendants are very enthusiastic and friendly, and they also know how to protect the privacy of guests. One reminder: a) If you need to provide room cleaning and finishing services, you must hang the service tag on the door handle; 5. Around the hotel: The city of Helsinki is not big, the hotel can be reached on foot from various attractions, about 20-30 minutes, friends who do not want to hike, there is a taxi at the entrance of the hotel, the bus station is on the side; if you need to buy daily necessities / Food / fruit, there is a large supermarket K-supermarket on the way from the Central Railway Station (mentioned above) to the hotel; This is a good value hotel, I hope the content I wrote can help you a little.

Given that accommodation in Helsinki comes at a price, the Scandic Kallio represents decent value for money for a city break in this intriguing city. With a stop for four tram lines outside the hotel, it is easily accessible on arrival from the ferry port and railway station, and other parts of the city. Staff on reception were friendly, welcoming and efficient. Our room provided a comfortable bed with all necessary furnishings even if the bathroom and shower facilities were limited for space. The highlight was the excellent buffet breakfast which provided a wide range of cooked and cold items to suit all tastes. Within walking range of the hotel are a variety of bars and restaurants, with the Asian style establishments providing the best value.

No complaints. On the contrary! Found the breakfast room cozy and simply loved my room. The staff were all very polite. Excellent city travel options (for instance, who does not love trams?). Don’t miss The Hakaniemi square (tori) itself, with a market hall and similar commerce outside. (These days - so what if the cleaning personnel were not all working the same way.)