Helsinki hotels near Havis Amanda

A stay at Hotel Lilla Roberts places you in the heart of Helsinki, within a 15-minute walk of Ateneum Art Museum and Helsinki Cathedral. Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a 24-hour front desk.

Hotel Katajanokka fulfills the expectations of travelers looking for an exceptional experience. Inside the old brick walls, a fascinating world of contrasts open up; a modern hotel built in a historic prison. The red brick walls house 106 different and personal rooms. Stylish decor and unique atmosphere effectively take your mind away from the busy working day or intensive travel. The thick walls ensure a good night's sleep and first class services are available to meet demanding requirements.

Soak up sea breezes at the waterfront Hilton Helsinki Strand hotel, just a ten minute walk from the city's shops and businesses. Relax at the top floor sauna, pool and gym complex or hire bicycles and ride along the bay. Business is easy at the hotel with 8 meeting rooms for 10-280, a business center, Executive Lounge and wireless internet access in public spaces. Enjoy drinks in the Executive Lounge before dinner in the elegant glass atrium overlooking the sea. Sample Finnish specialties at the Hilton Helsinki Strand hotel's elegant Restaurant Bridges or lunch overlooking the water at Atrium Lounge and Bar. Shop at Aleksanterinkatu or catch the nearby ferry to Helsinki Zoo. All Hilton Helsinki Strand hotel rooms offer high-speed internet access. Sample fine Asian and international cuisine in one of 4 restaurants. Business Rooms boast sea views and Executive Room guests receive Executive Lounge access.

2015/2017 TripAdvisor Hall of Fame-Certificate of Excellence From its very foundations, through generations and times of historic change, Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel has always been one of Helsinki’s most vibrant convening places. Indeed, to city jet setters and culture seekers, and to leaders of international commerce, our hotel serves as an iconic destination, a unique urban focal point. Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel inspires the feeling of being alive in the moment, center stage. The facilities, restaurants and services are designed to meet each customer's individual needs. Conveniently located in the city centre, the Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel, Helsinki provides fashionable accommodation in historic environs. The building itself dates back to 1917 and features a contemporary interior by Ilmo Valjakka, distinguished Finnish architect. Newly renovated in 2012, all 302 rooms and suites are outfitted with Blu Dreams sleeping experience and offer Free high-speed, wireless Internet access. A true horn of plenty, Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel will surprise you and exceed your expectations time and time again. Guests can dine on site at chic Plaza Restaurant or indulge in a drink at the 24-hour bar in the hotel lobby. Plaza Lounge is a new, social living room for hotel guests, a place to relax after work. We're also home to Plaza Sports, an in-house fitness centre, and visitors can host impressive events in one of our five fully equipped meeting rooms, including a distinguished boardroom for executive gatherings. Our goal is 100% guest satisfaction and we guarantee it. 2015 Plaza took trophy from World Travel Awards as Finlands Leading Business Hotel.

Stylish central hotel next to Helsinki train station, with an Open Lobby and all-day dining Holiday Inn® Helsinki City Centre hotel is next to the central train station, and a five-minute walk from Finlandia Hall congress centre. A handy bus station right outside links to routes across the city. Helsinki Airport is only 30 minutes away by train, car or taxi, and an airport bus stops 50 metres from the front door. The hotel's meeting rooms are ideal for gatherings of up to 100 people. Many of the city's attractions are within easy walking distance, including the collections of the Ateneum Art Museum and the Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma. You can attend cultural events at the nearby Helsinki Music Centre or National Theatre. For shoppers, it's a short walk to the Forum shopping mall and a 10-minute tram ride to the indoor and outdoor markets by the harbour.  At this hotel you can enjoy: - Fast free WiFi throughout the hotel - Secure parking for a daily fee - A 24-hour E-Bar - A mini-gym Bright, comfortable rooms feature Scandinavian design and pillow menus. Connecting rooms are ideal for families, and kids stay and eat free. Catch up with friends or colleagues over coffee, drinks or a meal in the spacious Open Lobby. After work or sightseeing, you can work out in the mini-gym, or wind down in the sauna.

A city-centre hotel in the best spot in Helsinki. The rooms have been stylishly refurbished and most have amazing city views.

THE HOTEL Helsinki’s first member of Design Hotels™, Klaus K Hotel boasts a central location that makes it easy for guests to discover the best of the Finnish capital. The hotel’s Renaissance-inspired Rake Sali ballroom and its 171 guest rooms and suites have been inspired by passion, desire, envy, and mystique—the four prevalent emotional themes in Finland’s national epic poem, the Kalevala. Klaus K Hotel is a business with a young, spirited team that is dedicated to providing uncomplicated service with the genuine intent to enrich guests’ lives. The hotel delivers a luxurious experience of tradition and cutting-edge Nordic modernity, and is smoke-free throughout. MADE BY ORIGINALS International luxury hotel veterans Marc and Mia Skvorc achieved their dream of opening a hotel together in 2005. Mia is the fourth consecutive generation of her family involved in this site, which, as Klaus K Hotel, became the first member of Design Hotels™ in Finland. Aesthetically and ideologically inspired by Finnish folklore, their hotel is filled with dramatic emotional contrasts. The couple has created a contemporary hotel with an unmistakably Finnish style and genuine service that surprise even the most experienced business and leisure travelers. ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN This central Helsinki landmark, made up of neo-renaissance and Finnish-romantic architecture, was transformed by world-renowned SARC Group’s lead architects Antti-Matti Siikala and Sarlotta Narjos. Charged with creating interiors that present “style and story,” Swedish company Stylt Trampoli masterfully achieved evocative spaces, which are divided into a light side and a dark side, echoing the Kalevala’s moral themes.