Hotels near Moomin Shop, Itis, Helsinki

We booked this apartment attracted by the advantageous price for a large city and the neighborhood of the center, along with the photos from which it seemed a nice place. The main placement and entry are within a kind of fruit and vegetable logistics centre, which certainly does not inspire much security. The apartment itself is wide, with all the necessary kitchen tools, but sins in cleaning and small details. The beds look like the beds of a hospital and the soft is unused because of the small space, it is practically to be stripted to get to the futons because you can't even stand on your knees. We found a futon with the disappointed covers, probably never changed by the previous guests, but it can go for a night, but I don't think I'll be back.

The location is really good, and the scenery is refreshing! Breakfast is good, standard continental breakfast! The hotel can accommodate extra beds. The hotel has a parking lot. It feels suitable for tourism to live in. Although the environment is a bit old, it has a great feeling!

Not luxurious as such but does exactly what it says on the tin. Review based on a one night stay in March (background of spending 80+ nights per year in different hotels around the globe). Location: The hotel is located somewhat out of the main hassle in a mainly industrial/business area. Apart from a single bistro there’s nothing much in the immediate neighbourhood. Easily accessible both with a car as well as public transport, free parking along the street next to the hotel. Roughly 500m walk to the Herttoniemi metro station. Room: We had the basic room at 4th floor, not the biggest one I’ve seen but for sure enough especially for a short stay. The room was very clean, looked almost brand new. There was a regular kitchen with a full set of equipment, including multiple wine glasses. Quiet room, just a little noise from the main road next door. Etc: Check-in & out using the tablet was very straightforward. No breakfast offered here. Would I return there? Yes sure, a modern hotel offering very good value for money

Fully automatic haha, there are many such unmanned apartments in Finland. I like them, especially the elevators, the doors that pull out, the rooms are very design, and the location is remote. It ’s in the suburbs, but Helsinki is so big. Sit Subway to city center for a while

It has everything you need, from an induction stove and refrigerator to a microwave and an electric kettle, so it feels like a one-room apartment for a single person. I was able to spend my time like I was living there, warming up takeaway deli food and making salads. The sauna is unisex and swimsuits are required. It was very clean and I was able to relax in it. There is also a laundry room, which anyone staying at the hotel can use for free. It was about a 2-minute walk from the nearest Marni station. It takes 15 minutes by train to Helsinki Central Station, and about the same to the airport. There are also many local buses that depart from the station, and you can get to Marimekko and Iittala Arabia Center in Herttoniemi in 20 minutes without changing buses. In any case, it is very convenient for transportation and is perfect for long-term stays. I would like to stay here again the next time I visit Helsinki. However, there is no front desk, and the staff are only there from 10:00 to 18:00. I arrived at a time other than that, but I didn't know how to enter, so I just went through the entrance when people were entering and leaving. When the staff is there, they will store your luggage for you. The self check-in code is supposed to be emailed to you in advance, but I still hadn't received it even a week before... I inquired with Trip.com, but they said it would arrive before check-in. I still hadn't received it the day before, so I contacted the hotel directly and they emailed me the code. I was a bit worried about that, but I'm very satisfied with my long-term stay. I'd like to use this hotel again when I visit Helsinki.

I stayed there for a couple of nights in July. I really liked it. Took the train from the airport to the central station and it is literally around the corner. I’m not that familiar with the prices in Finland, but I know it can be expensive. It was about $100 USD a night. Clean rooms, good breakfast and friendly front desk who were nice enough to speak English with me. The hotel seemed pretty empty but it is large so that may be part of it. The large empty halls had a feeling of the “Shining” which I really liked, but let’s be honest. Finland is kind of spooky anyway - in a good way.