Helsinki Hotels with Free Parking.

The self-service check-in was difficult for an older person like me, even though I'm familiar with technology. The pad was poorly positioned, and it was hard to see the buttons in the sunlight. Another guest was waiting in the car for the code, and I didn't have their personal details or ID with me. However, I managed to get it done and received the code, which allowed us into the parking garage. But first, we ended up in the wrong parking garage under the adjacent building… The parking garage could be more clearly marked; there were no signs, or at least we didn't see any. The room itself was clean, but there was no TV. The bed was too narrow, and there was only one blanket. Sleeping was difficult. The threshold was also dangerous; you had to be careful when getting out of bed in the dark. The curtains were also coming off in one corner… We left early in the morning and didn't wait for breakfast, which only started at 7:30 AM! Checkout was confusing; we didn't see any drop-off point for the room cards in the parking garage or the lobby. I called for assistance and was told that the cards could be left in the same locker from which we took them. That was a bit odd. There should be a clear box in the lobby where guests can drop off their cards when leaving the hotel. There was a bit too much self-service and self-reliance for our taste. We would gladly pay extra for more service. It would be great to have at least one person clearly visible in the lobby to help, instead of hidden behind some blinds. Overall, it was a confusing place…

This was one of the larger hotel rooms I've stayed in Northern Europe. There was a misunderstanding about the original room due to a communication issue, but Ms. Iris at the front desk came to the room to check and then moved us to a larger one. My thanks to her! The surrounding area is very convenient for sightseeing and shopping. Tram #2 is just 3 stops to the pier.

Clean and new looking. Online check-in and check-out work well. Just be aware that you can online check-in even if your room is not available yet and no one will tell you when it is available — you will have to sit around and go to check the availability from the self-service check-in every once in a while. When I asked staff at the desk, they just said the check-in is at 16 and they don’t know about the availabilities and that I should try the self-service again in half an hour intervals. Breakfast was good, was hoping to find more fresh fruit and common breakfast drinks like orange juice and hot chocolate. The room could’ve had something to place shoes on, especially during winter all the snow just melted directly onto the floorboards.

The room was good enough and clean for the price. The only downside was the missing power outlet next to the bed. I use a sleep apnea device and it was a bit difficult to plug the plug into the only power outlet close enough, which was at the head of the bed under the bed. This meant I couldn't use the night light.

Comfortable stay with friendly service I stayed here as a solo traveller and had a very good experience. The rooms are spacious, modern and well maintained. The bed was comfortable, although a bit on the soft side. The breakfast was good, with plenty of choice, and the staff were consistently friendly and helpful. The location is convenient, with shops and a metro station nearby. It’s not the most central hotel in Helsinki, but getting around is easy. The only downside was the bathroom. Showering in the bathtub feels a bit outdated and getting in and out isn’t very practical. Overall, a comfortable hotel with good service. I would definitely stay here again.

Very friendly staff. The breakfast is nice, with a wide variety of choices. The location is quite good and it’s just minutes walking distance to the nearest tram stop. The only negative thing is the size of the bathroom. It’s too small to have a substantial place to place your shaver, toothbrush set, and your clothes. Even in the bath, the shampoo, conditioner and body wash bottles have partial of them hanging in the air. Other than that, this hotel is perfect for a short stay in Helsinki!

The check in was fast. The room was clean and the location is also near to the airport. For the services. They also have the shuttle bus from hotel to airport which is very convinient to those who are travelers and need to stay near the airport without hussle.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Great Stay at Scandic Paasi – Clean, Stylish, and Comfortable Our group of friends from Vietnam had a very pleasant stay at Scandic Paasi during our recent trip to Helsinki. Overall, the hotel was beautiful, clean, and offered very good quality for the price. The rooms were modern, well-designed, and spotless. Beds were comfortable, the bathroom was clean and well-maintained, and everything felt neat and thoughtfully arranged. After long days exploring the city, it was a great place to rest and recharge. We also loved the hotel’s unique design and cozy atmosphere—it felt modern but still warm and welcoming. The common areas were spacious and nicely decorated, perfect for relaxing or chatting together as a group. The location was convenient, with easy access to public transportation, restaurants, and key attractions in Helsinki. Breakfast was another highlight: good variety, fresh ingredients, and a nice Scandinavian touch that our group really enjoyed. Overall, Scandic Paasi delivered exactly what we were looking for: a clean, comfortable, and high-quality hotel experience. We would definitely recommend it to friends and would happily stay here again on our next visit to Helsinki.

The hostel is perfect for travelers in search of a fair accommodation at the heart of helsinki city centre. It’s quite strange though that receptionists and hostel staff are almost never present and the only appearances were the one of the cleaning maid. The result is that guests don’t really communicate or interact no matter the huge living room and sofas and the fact that they all have to share the kitchen amenities. What happens is that the level of tidiness and accountability for the usage of mugs, plates, cutlery depends on your luck and the guests who check in each and every day. By the last day we had partygoers stopping only for a night out and cans of pepsi and a bottle of vodka were left on the common table (not sure if it was a shy invite to indulge) while the sink and the dishwasher were crammed with badly rinsed stuff. It’s a pity cause the common showers, the toilets and the rooms were fairly clean, we simply expected the typical hostel experience where you manage to socialize a bit more thanks to the staff.

I love this place! If i ever come back to Finland i will definitely stay here again. It’s right in the city centre and walking distance to the main city’s attractions . You can even walk to Senate Square!! The place itself is very clean, very complete with kitchen appliances which and also Muslim friendly as it got bidet… it is easy to check in with the code as well!!