Hotels near Ravintola Maininki, Helsinki

Wow - what a beautiful place. This hotel defines my hotel experience expectations… and then some! A very comfortable bed in a beautiful, thoughtful yet still somehow Nordic simplistic but with luxury at ever turn. Quality toiletries and a sauna in the bathroom which worked a treat for that authentic Finnish experience. Music throughout the room in zones too and a French balcony looking down to the pretty street below. The staff were helpful and friendly. Breakfast was set up in style with all the candles lit and made for a truly enjoyable experience with quality local produce. The best sourdough and butter ever but with so many other local items - blueberry juice, smoothie shots, great coffee, reindeer sausage with lingonberry jam, hummus, pesto, quality cold cuts and cheese, an amazing selection of eggs, cakes, jams and so much more. It was a lovely spread and I felt myself having to leave before I enjoyed too much so we retired to the hotel bar to enjoy another coffee! We only stayed one night sadly but will certainly be back. What a great team you have to deliver such an enjoyable experience at a reasonable price.

Located just a few blocks from the main esplanade, this boutique hotel offers a quiet location near most of the top sights for tourists. Walking is mostly flat and navigating around is easy. Reception staff are friendly! Rooms are a nice size, with good beds and linens. Wi-Fi is fast, and the tub/shower combo wet room in the bath works well without fussy knobs. Daily housekeeping if you want it. For Titanium elite members, you can choose the breakfast buffet as your option instead of points since there’s no concierge lounge here. Great choice with some regional dishes, such as the rice porridge rye pastry. You need to try them! Staff here are friendly, too. For shopping, check out Taito on the corner two blocks away as you reach the esplanade. They have curated a nice selection of upscale handmade woolens, household goods, pottery, jewelry and clothing. Finnish designer Tuula Rossi has her gorgeous luxury outerwear here-worth a visit if you like supporting local artists. Marimekko, Karl Fazer chocolates and other great shops are right off the Esplanade as well. Be sure to enjoy the sculptures as you stroll! The small old market food hall nearby is clean with mostly stalls selling food, but the harbor’s Kauppatori market tents also have food vendors and both local crafts and knick-knack booths. You can catch the ferry to Suomenlinna fortress here.

The hotel is not in the city center but it takes more than 20 minutes by bus, opposite is the forest. The room is on the first floor, the windows can be locked, there is no kettle, it may be borrowed at the front desk, the room is not large, the water heater may not be the conventional method of opening and closing, so I do n’t know if the phone came in at night and asked if I knew the front desk number Is n’t that because they do n’t use this water heater ... Breakfast is good and the sun is plentiful.

Not far from the station, it takes about 13 minutes to walk in heavy snow

Newly renovated hotel with all the essentials for couple of days into the city. The location would be biggest high flight due to being so close of the train station and shopping centers/museums, etc. The breakfast provided by the hotel was very good and the service of the staff amazing. The bed was very comfortable and took features very modern.

The hotel is very good. There is a tram at the door. The room is a prison renovation. Many famous prisoners are being held. The hotel also sells nearby goods! Focus! Must eat breakfast. Breakfast is a mess.

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

There are two large beds, so it was very comfortable for a family to stay together. It was paid, but there was an underground parking lot, so it was convenient, and the breakfast was clean and delicious.

The Aalto Inn is great for a long-term stay but a nightmare for just a few days. It is NOT a hotel! There is no reception, no restaurant, no bar, no pool, no nothing! No shower soap or shampoo, no amenities. Nobody cleans it each day, and the towels and sheets you start with are the only ones you'll get! But the rooms are large and clean, with a decent kitchen with microwave, fridge, coffee pot, water cooker, utensils, pots, pans, and dishes. Good apartment, not a hotel. You MUST make sure that you get the emailed instructions before hand. These include a punch code to get in the front door and extract your room key from a weird device on the wall. Since I booked through a third-party website those did not arrive. I was literally standing outside in the snow, with no way to get in and nobody to call. Eventually another guest let me in and somehow we found a number to call, and I got into my room - after an hour! Another thing separating Aalto from a real hotel - you must clean up yourself, before you leave. Do the dishes and take out the trash - yes mommy.... But otherwise, pretty good! BTW, walk across the bridge to Min Sushi - wonderful!

The hotel is in a good location, near the pier. Because I went to Tallinn early in the morning, I changed to this hotel, which provided luggage storage and a rich breakfast! The child had a little fever, so it would be better if the hotel could apply for a longer stay!