Hotel F6

was here for 3 nites in Jan 2019. hotel is very posh, spacious and conveniently located. bfast was good. a good 15 mins walk from helsinki stn and to the port but there's the tram just outside the hotel on the main road.

A really nice hotel. Great staff, well designed, good food, comfy rooms, well located and a lovely family feel to it. A treat to stay at and sad to leave. Why stay anywhere else?! Definitely worth the visit.

An impromptu trip to visit our son who has a year at the Uni and the first article that came up when I googled Helsinki was in The Independent. They had some great tips and one was this hotel so I checked it out on-line and booked it. And what a great recommendation it was too! We decided to go for a superior room which had a sofa and armchair and was bigger than the standard room therefore. The bed was Huge and very comfortable and we slept like logs both nights. The ensuite bathroom had underfloor heating which was so so nice and the walk-in shower was huge and very powerful. The room itself was spacious and well lit with a large mirror and even better a wall mounted magnified one which was very useful for make-up etc. Breakfast was buffet style with lots of choice. There was yogurt, fresh fruit, freeze dried fruit, meats, cheese, bread, delicious seeded crackers, porridge, boiled eggs, juices and teas and coffees of course. A very good spread I have to stay and all very tasty. The place we had brekkie in was a bar at night and we actually sat and had tea there after we checked out and were a bit early for our train to the station. So all in all a fab place to stay. The staff were really friendly and helpful too and I'd definitely go back there. It's in a good location - very easy walk to the Cathedral, Old Market Hall, National Library and the food hall in the basement of Stockmann which sold divine cinnamon buns and very fresh sushi (to name just two things!).

This was a quick stay in Helsinki for a flight connection. We booked well ahead and got our room for a good price (for Helsinki); it became hugely more expensive later because there were a few conferences and the EU in town that week. Weren't able to check in before 2pm but got upgraded and the room was a decent size (our original room must have been pretty small) with lovely bed, great linen and a spacious bathroom with large walk-in shower. Some hip decoration and design features, although loathe the LED lighting strips in the bathroom so showered without them. There was a great breakfast buffet. Staff were friendly and made coffee while we waited for our room, arranged airport transfer (set price and E5 cheaper than hotel around the block where a friend stayed). It's not luxurious - I would say upper mid-range. Enough character to straddle tourist and business hotel. Location is downtown, near harbour, shops etc. Strange sort of building design with central courtyard that is not particularly pretty - our room looked on to the street but had mega-glazing and was quiet. Didn't think Helsinki most scintillating of cities, but if you're going this is a great bet if you can get it for a decent price.

We stayed two nights (too short). The rooms are great with nice comfortable chairs and a great bathroom. Bed is very comfortable. Location is very convenient to the wharf and not that far from tdowntown and the railway station. The city is beautiful and we were lucky to be there in autumn with the wonderful colours of the leaves. This is a great walking and running city with relatively few cars. One of the highlights of the hotel is the breakfast which is lovingly prepared each morning - it just looks (and tastes) spectacular. Everything is so fresh and delicious and the coffee is great as well. Another highlight is the staff who are all so friendly and helpful. A really great hotel that I would not hesitate to recommend.