Helsinki hotels near Svenska Teatern

A stay at Hotel Fabian places you in the heart of Helsinki, within a 10-minute walk of Helsinki Cathedral and Presidential Palace. Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services.

A stay at Hotel Kamp places you in the heart of Helsinki, within a 10-minute walk of Ateneum Art Museum and Helsinki Cathedral. Featured amenities include a business center, limo/town car service, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby.

In Helsinki’s stylish Design District, Hotel Indigo® Helsinki - Boulevard is situated on one of the city’s most historic, well-located streets, Bulevardi. Our hotel offers 120 modern, comfortable guestrooms decorated with unique murals designed by local artists. Our own Restaurant Bröd (“bread” in Swedish) is an urban bistro serving a mix of European and local fare with a focus on fresh-baked bread. Try our signature fish dishes, deep-fried vendace and tomato dressing, and vendace roe toast - delicacies that are very Finnish! Or visit the new BLVD26 Lounge Bar for a glass of champagne or wine. During your stay, tour the town on the hotel’s Pelago bikes, made in the neighbourhood - and after a busy day exploring, enjoy spa time in our dry sauna and steam room, relaxing the way Finns do. We offer complimentary Wi-Fi, 24-hour room service, fitness studio, business services, Boardroom-style meeting space, and garage with charging points for electric cars. We’re both an eco-friendly and pet-friendly property.

A stay at Hostel Diana Park places you in the heart of Helsinki, within a 15-minute walk of Ateneum Art Museum and Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Art. Featured amenities include multilingual staff, luggage storage, and laundry facilities.

With a stay at GLO Hotel Helsinki Kluuvi, you'll be centrally located in Helsinki, just a 5-minute walk from Ateneum Art Museum and 5 minutes by foot from Helsinki Cathedral. Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a 24-hour front desk.

Radisson Blu Aleksanteri Hotel is a charming historical 4 stars hotel in a great city central location representing the neorenaissance of the late 19th century and the classicism of the 1920s. The rooms offer comfort for the guests, and are designed respecting the history of the building. The cozy lounge area offers food with a touch of local cuisine. Other facilities include free sauna, gym, business center, bar, meeting rooms and an inviting terrace during the summer.

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.