3-Star Hotels in Uusimaa, Finland

"1. The price is moderate, about 100.0 to 120.0 EUR per night, and the accommodation quality is good. 2. The room view is decent, and the room itself is very clean. 3. The hotel does not have a restaurant. For breakfast, you need to go to 'Cafe Roasberg' next to the hotel. It's a standard European breakfast, but as an Asian, I can't objectively rate it because I personally prefer Asian cuisine. 4. Both check-in and check-out were very easy. If I had any questions, I could easily find the hotel staff to ask."

"The hotel is connected to the airport. After clearing customs, you can walk straight through indoor passages. Once you reach the end and step outside, the hotel entrance is right on your right. No kettle, no slippers. Breakfast is not served in this hotel, but in an adjacent hotel. The restaurant environment is nice, but the food caters more to a Western palate, with few hot options."

"The free shuttle bus from the airport runs every 30 minutes, which is very convenient. I booked the shuttle bus to the airport for the next day when I checked in, and they kindly arranged a bus for me even though it was in the afternoon. The room is small, so it's difficult to open a large suitcase. Overall, it was a clean hotel."

"This was a great hotel! The check-in and check-out were quick, and the front desk service was excellent. Plus, they had a fantastic selection of teas (Rooibos, Chai, green tea, and something else) and coffee (even pots of milk and oat milk!) – I couldn't ask for more. There's a microwave next to the front desk, and the elevator is inside, which makes everything very convenient. The location is also good, close to the central station, so you shouldn't get lost. Personally, I was happy to have a TV, haha. Watching news and documentaries in Finnish is quite interesting. Even though it was a single room, it was quite spacious. I didn't have a suitcase, but you could probably open up at least three of the largest suitcases in there. The shower was clean, a hairdryer was provided, and the abundance of power outlets everywhere is something many people would appreciate."

"Highly recommended! Self check-in was very convenient, and the location is fantastic. It's just a few minutes' walk to the Viking Line ferry terminal and tram stop #4, so it was wonderful to be able to return to my room and rest within minutes after a long boat trip. There's an ocean nearby and a supermarket. Most major landmarks are within walking distance, and you can even walk to the central station (if you're sending postcards, you can go to the Posti main post office next to the central station; the Moomin postcards sold at the K Supermarket connected to Posti are cheaper than souvenir shops, though not tax-refundable; Posti also sells Moomin stamps and offers mailing services). The room was comfortable and incredibly well-equipped: a dishwasher, various cutlery, pots and pans, a refrigerator, an electric oven (not sure what it's specifically called, but it can microwave, which was super convenient and saved money for heating up food bought from the supermarket), and laundry detergent pods... Hairdryers, irons, and other items can be borrowed from the service station on each floor. There are free washing machines and dryers on the first floor; just sign up for a slot by writing down your room number (it's a good idea to sign up in advance as they're quite popular). There's a sauna on the seventh floor – you can wear a swimsuit and bring a towel. It has lockers, a hairdryer, and restrooms. Definitely worth trying out! The first floor actually has many free facilities, such as a kitchen, a game room (I ended up taking photos here instead of my room 😂), an office, and meeting rooms. Next door, there's a large gym that guests can use for free, but I didn't have time to try it out this trip. Also, if you buy drinks, you can save the bottles and cans to recycle at the nearby K Supermarket. There's a recycling machine in the corner of the supermarket where you can get back the container deposit charged for drinks!"

"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."

"I was surprised by the place. All worked. It was also offered a sauna / swimming possibility. Breakfast sufficient. Price really cheap. Landscapes great. Sure to see you yet.. Maija-Liisa"

"Surprisingly spacious and cozy room with European-like views from the 6th floor overlooking Viiskulma. The old hotel building exuded history and the views over the rooftops of Punavuori were well worth seeing."

"Overall, we had a pleasant stay. We were a bit disappointed by the lack of some amenities, but in hindsight we realized that these were listed incorrectly on Trip.com. Lesson learned—it’s better to check the amenities directly on the hotel’s official website. The location is excellent. The airport bus stops right in front of the hotel, and there’s a supermarket next door, which makes it very convenient. If you’re looking for a simple, comfortable stay in a great location, I would definitely recommend this hotel. A nice bonus was the separate sauna, which was a great place to relax after a day out."

"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 :)"