The best hotels Finland

There are places you can fall in love with immediately. Torni has become a classic full of charm and romance. The Art Deco tower offers a wide range of different rooms (some with magnificent views), and the second part of the Art Nouveau hotel is composed of rooms with very high ceilings and a relaxing atmosphere. This hotel offers all the advantages of a modern hotel (TV, wi-fi...), saunas, but also a spa. Go for a walk in the toilets, the panoramic view is superb.

Built in 1924, it is more the former hôtel of tourism of Lapland. It has had for renovated summer and presents a charm without equal today. The atmosphere is family, the warm atmosphere. The winter, one with pleasure coils oneself in front of large fire, sitted on the wood bench; the summer one benefits from the rural setting of the small chalets. A Lappish tent (kota), located behind the hotel, accommodates the guests around a fire the evening. An excellent address, held by a family of impassioned, with the very good value for money.

What is special about this hotel? No reception at the hotel, reservations are made by Internet and you can access your room by a code. It is also possible to book a room on site with your credit card. The result is not bad at all: clean, spacious and well arranged rooms with a bathroom equipped with a shower, TV, a small fridge, hair dryer. Their main advantage: their hotels are always located in the city centre and generally close to stations. In case of a major problem, there is always a number to contact.

Ideally located next to the main bus station, train station, HAM (Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art), monuments and shopping arcades like Stockmann. Hotel Helka is one of the capital's most stylish hotels, with 151 bright, spacious rooms featuring furniture designed by Alvar Aalto. You'll love the ceiling decoration with its original paintings facing the beds! Like almost all Finnish hotels, it has a sauna. The website often features attractive promotional offers.

A hotel in the purest functionalist style, built to host the 1952 Olympic Games. The impressive lobby, with its huge armchairs and cupola, is well worth a look. The restaurant on the ^10th floor overlooks part of the city. Some rooms offer superb city views. Standard rooms are a little minimalist, but adequate for sleeping. Superior rooms offer a little more space, sometimes with a balcony.

The Finnish hotel chain has, of course, conquered the surroundings of Levi, with this hotel of good standing. The rooms are large, the apartments are fully equipped. They generally welcome families coming skiing for several days, but the summer is also a pleasant stop between two nights under the tent.

One of the capital's many Radisson Blu hotels. You won't be able to miss it - it's an architecturally splendid building. The 261 rooms, all well-decorated and well-equipped, are sure to please. The hotel is ideally located, quiet and yet not far from the hustle and bustle of the city center, just a 20-minute walk (1.6 km) from the train station. Plus: a gym and a pleasant terrace in summer.

Comfort and calm for 100% dream nights guaranteed... Here, you can take the pulse of the capital, in the heart of the port of Hietalahti, a stone's throw from the new urban district of Ruoholahti. From the lounge we will enjoy the beautiful view of the city port. Breakfast offers a varied and well-furnished buffet. In summer, you can enjoy the pleasant terrace. The rooms are well equipped and do not lack charm in a very refined style.

Health and TV in almost all rooms. Sauna, solarium and laundry facilities also available. . but very economical. Always nice home. Reservation indispensable.

The address offers a superb view over the South port (Kauppatori), the Gulf of Finland and the Orthodox Cathedral Uspenski. The most beautiful rooms are located on the 9 th floor. An excellent restaurant whose panorama alone justifies a detour.

Central hotel, facing the railway station and a few steps from the Museum of contemporary art. Opened in 2003, it is a brand new building, the establishment has relied on a resolutely modern architecture where the glass dominates. A few steps, it also has a recent and no less successful construction: .

No need to deny it, the Crowne Plaza is a hotel dream for anyone who is considering for a night, or more if affinities, to put on Cinderella's ballerinas, with attractive prices for a standard room. The rooms are spacious and tastefully furnished. The hotel is perfectly located, opposite the Opera House and facing Hesperian Park, with a view of Tööölö Bay. In other words, luxury, calm and voluptuousness for a special occasion or simply to indulge yourself. Enjoy! The most: good gym and indoor pool.

The charm of this hotel rests very much on its chic and obsolete character. The building that houses this luxury hotel dates back to 1917. At the reception, warm atmosphere, a little oriental. The 302 rooms are spacious and comfortable (impressive queen size beds). They are colourful and well equipped (tea, coffee, hairdryer, television...). The lucky ones can enjoy the modernized rooms with a new design in an ecological and Nordic spirit, or the huge Plaza suite. On site, there is a gym, a sauna.

It is undoubtedly in its contemporary design lines that this great international luxury hotel stands out from the other hotels of its rank. Modern, comfortable, quiet and spacious rooms. The welcome is particularly smiling, efficient, and is ready to answer any request for tourist advice on the city and its surroundings. Children's playroom in the lobby. The plus: gym, parking, free bike and Nordic walking stick rental. They regularly publish offers on their website.

This is a comfortable hotel with a very friendly welcome. Some rooms even have infrared saunas, if you want to change a bit from traditional saunas! The Fransmanni restaurant and the Aula bar, both very cosy, offer delicious and hearty dishes. Despite the 300 metres that separate the hotel from the city centre, the place is very quiet and peaceful, but also close to the museum quarter with the old wooden houses.

This hotel is one of the city's (many) Scandic hotels. Admittedly, it's a little out of the way (around 2.5 km from the station and main tourist attractions), but it's an ideal hotel for those traveling with the family: playroom for the kids, sauna for the older ones... Rooms are spacious, modern and very comfortable. And in this 11-storey hotel, some rooms have a superb view of the city! Plus: an excellent breakfast with a wide selection of fresh produce. Pets allowed.

This small hotel is built in the former stables of the estate, in the heart of a charming environment, with a golf course and a large green park. The 26 rooms are well equipped: TV, radio, minibar and wifi access. They were all renovated two years ago. There are two deluxe double rooms, four comfort double rooms and twenty standard double rooms. We recommend that you try the restaurant, which is renowned for its fabulous buffets and seasonal menus. It has a beautiful wine cellar. The plus: bike rental.

The Sokos branch has 7 hotels scattered throughout the city, including this one. Hotel Presidentti is located close to the Amos Rex Museum and shopping malls. If it does not look good from the outside, the common areas are absolutely magnificent. The interior is colourful, stylish and well designed. The rooms are all very well equipped and nicely decorated. Enjoy the quality of breakfast and restaurant; as well as access to a 14-metre indoor swimming pool, a well-equipped sports hall and even a traditional sauna.

Friends of Parisian palaces, newlyweds on their honeymoon or simply curious people wishing to discreetly walk through the marble of this Belle Epoque hotel, you will not be disappointed. Madonna and the Rolling Stones, and long before that, the great Sibelius, made no mistake in choosing Helsinki's most luxurious hotel. And the trip is worth the detour: once he has entered the area, the visitor is quickly taken aback, in a very pleasant late 19th century atmosphere. You will be conquered by rooms that are each more sumptuous than the next.

Located on the waterfront in the southern part of Kallio, a five-minute walk from the train station. The owner of this hotel makes a point of receiving his guests personally. The welcome is worthy of a head of state. Sauna, swimming pool and hypermodern gym await you on the top floor. Ask for a room on the seventh floor, and you'll benefit from the Club lounge, a quiet place where you can nibble on a few hot dishes or enjoy a bottle of wine. Children are also welcome, with many discounts available.

Another hotel in the Sokos chain. Admirably located in the heart of the city, at equal distance from the station, the port and the Senate Square, with its 203 comfortable rooms decorated in a refined Nordic style. The rooms are simple, well equipped but may lack a little charm. On site, there are also two saunas: one accessible and one that can be privatized. Access to the neighbouring sports hall for a fee with machines and lessons. Have a nice breakfast.