Hotels near The Three Smiths Statue, Helsinki

"With a very cheap price for a hotel very closed to the central station, I can’t say any bad word. I booked a cheapest room with breakfast. It is a not luxury, but a small room which has everything and everything works fine. Beds are so soft and comfy, I slept really well. Breakfast is really good. I can’t believe this is a breakfast from a cheap hotel, much much better than many of pricey hotels I’d stayed."

"This hotel is within walking distance of the central station. There's also a shopping mall and department store nearby. The room was clean and comfortable! However, in the room I stayed in, the shower and toilet were very close together, so the toilet got soaked after I showered. The staff were very pleasant! I appreciated the luggage storage service; I was able to put my bags in a large locker and explore the city freely!"

"We had a great stay there. The location is excellent with easiy tram connections and most attractions are walkable. It’s next to a shopping centre so there are lots of options. We arrived very early and couldn’t make use of the early chdckin fee of €20. However, when we returned around 1430, a room was available and we could check in early, still needing to pay the €20 charge. The staff claimed it’s a standard policy and the charge is mandatory. The thing is, we arrived like before 7am and would be glad to pay but they said room wasn’t available. We asked the hotel to call us but then they refused saying they’d be incredibly busy. We were too tired after a long flight and was expecting to get the room at 1430 (just 1.5 hours earlier than the standard) but we were asked to pay. If customers see a real costs to this they’re happy to pay but this is just plainly another way of increasing revenues?!? Quite unapologetic, inhumane and inconsiderate."

"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 :)"

"This hotel shines where it matters most: its unbeatable, central location. Situated right in the heart of the action, it places top attractions, dining, and transit right at your doorstep, saving you precious travel time. While the recent renovations have freshened up the look, the bones of the property remain traditional. The vintage charm comes with a few quirks, particularly the nostalgic, average water pressure and a classic layout with limited power plugs for phone charge.However, the exceptional convenience, neighborhood safety, and easy accessibility more than make up for these structural eccentricities. It remains a fantastic, practical basecamp for exploration."

"The room accommodated three people with two single beds and an extra bed. The location is excellent, just a five-minute walk from the Helsinki train station. The only drawback is that the room's facilities are comparable to a two-star hotel or inn in China. The bathroom fixtures work but are very old. You'd need to be 178cm tall and on your tiptoes to look out the window. It reminded me of a song called ”Tears Behind Iron Bars.” This was our last hotel of the trip. Since we only stayed one night, it was the worst value for money of the entire journey. This might be due to Helsinki's high prices, but the front desk staff were very friendly during check-in and check-out. If you usually expect a four-star standard or higher, I'd advise caution with this choice."

"The location is the absolute best… right across the tram, few minutes walk to the train station and within walking distance to multiple parts of Helsinki city centre. The way to the room was an odd one, spooky, but as a Halloween lover I preferred it. My room was on the 5th floor, but to get to it you had to take the lift to the 3rd floor. THEN walk to a different part of the Marski building (it looked like the original perhaps before it expanded) to go to the 5th floor. There was a vintage style lift with the gate you had to close and everything. I quite enjoyed that. There is a mini fridge, a TV and the bed was comfortable. The AC was brilliant, especially on hot days and the shower was great as well. I accidentally booked on two separate ones and the desk helped me stay in one room with ease, though I understandably had to pay a bit of a fee as my current room was an upgrade from the other. My critique would be that I wish there was more attention to detail for the room service. It seems they don’t vacuum or replace the sheets/used cups, or properly clean, they only take out the bins. Also my room tag tore apart from previous stays overuse but it was never replaced — the one that says Do Not Disturb. I would absolutely stay here again, however. The Finns are great."

"Good location. We walked from Stockholm ferry and we took bolt to Tallinn ferry. Walking distance to centre of town. Early check in not allowed so left suitcases and went for lunch. Big hotel. Long walk to room. Breakfast was good. Green smoothies etc. breakfast room was big so even if crowded, people come and go so no problem."

"I booked on the day of my stay and I didnt get my check in details til 5 minutes past the check in...The 5 minutes is not the issue but no update from 8am to 4pm about check in was a real pain and worry"

"The room was spacious and clean. Its location near the Central Railway Station makes it very convenient for visiting various attractions. Downstairs, there's direct access to a shopping mall and a 24-hour supermarket. The breakfast ingredients were fresh, and the dining area was clean and comfortable. The staff were friendly and helpful. I would definitely stay here again if I visit Helsinki."