2-Star Hotels in Uusimaa, Finland

We stayed in a triple room for a family trip. There was a sink in the room, but the shower and toilet were shared. The room felt a little dusty, but we could open the window for ventilation, so it wasn't a problem. The bathroom was very clean, and there was no noticeable sewage smell. There is only one shower, but it's fine if you time your showers right. Towels provided in the room included one bath towel and one face towel, as well as body soap and shampoo. The shared kitchen was very convenient, and we were able to cook and eat food we bought at the supermarket. Coffee and tea were also available. We were able to leave our luggage in the hallway when we checked out, and they held it for us. If we visit Helsinki again, we would definitely like to stay here again.

The hostel is excellent, the rooms are large and super comfortable, with great beds and curtains that make it even more comfortable to sleep well. The shower is very good, there is a hairdryer and the kitchen is really cool! It was really great. My only problem was with trip.com, which didn’t send my details to the hostel, so I didn’t have the door code when I arrived, and there was no one at reception to open up, so it was stressful trying to get in.

The distance is very close. There is no self-service check-in. The environment is not bad. There are shared bathrooms, laundry rooms, and kitchens. You need to bring your own ingredients. The price is high and it is only about 1.5 kilometers away from Vantaa Airport. It is very cost-effective for those who want to travel for a short time or transfer. It's like living in a semi-forest! The heater is not very warm and the temperature is a bit low. I don’t know if the cold spot will be higher!

This hostel is super close to the ferry terminal (though only one of the three operators) and within walking distance of the city center, with a tram running every 10 minutes. It's clean, tidy, and quiet, and the attic sauna is a great bonus for those who use it. The front desk staff speak good English and are helpful with various requests. The rooms are decent enough, though you have to make your own bed, and the bedside lamp is too bright, illuminating both beds instead of just one. There's one kitchen and one bathroom (separate for men and women, of course) per floor. The optional breakfast is very poor – I can't recall such a meager menu, and I visit several places a year. For instance, there's practically nothing for vegans, only one coffee from a thermos, tea, and what I think was some kind of compote (forget about juice), and only one hot item. The unmade beds and poor breakfast really detract from the overall impression, in my opinion. If these things don't bother you, you'll be happy, especially considering the prices of other accommodations in the area...

I spent a few nights in one of the shared dorm and found the stay fairly good overall. The dorm was tidy, and it was useful that each bunk had a power socket. There was also a spacious locker for each guest, operated with the room key. I came across comments raising concerns about locker security, so that may be worth keeping in mind. There is a shared kitchen for guests to use. Having a supermarket directly below the hostel was very convenient, and public transport is close by, with a tram stop only a short walk away. On the downside, the toilet had a very unpleasant smell, and the hostel is not especially close to the city centre.

Peaceful place, no noise from the traffic and otherwise also very quiet. Room had tv, refrigerator and a comfy chair beside the bed. What can I say? For this price I say this a steal. Also breakfast was very good. I fully recommend this at least for solo travelleres like I.

Never been to other places in Finland. There is no comparison, so I can't judge, I can only say that this shop is the cheapest shop I can find that can walk to the train station. Dorm room is not bad. The toilet and shower are too tight. I only stayed one night, so it was OK. If you want to stay here for a long time in Helsinki, it won't feel too comfortable. But it is too expensive to book a hotel or bed and breakfast in Finland. So my fellow citizens, don't come to Northern Europe if you have no budget. The staff here is very nice btw. It's not cold, very enthusiastic.

The view from the 11th floor of a large building is amazing! You can see the Helsinki CBD. When entering the building, there were many number pads from other tenants, so it was difficult to get in. The room was relatively clean, but the shared shower and toilet were old. The window did not open and I did not know how to adjust the air conditioner, so it was uncomfortable to sleep. However, for this price, a corner room with twin beds was very reasonable.

Great places, only had one roommate super peaceful hostel, ferry was absolutely on time so make sure you schedule yourself for that otherwise it’s a solid 40 mins wait in winter.

Had a little trouble trying to figure out how to get in the hotel but it was great