Eurohostel

Great modern hostel not far from the city center. Our twin room was spacious, and clean as it goes for all parts of the hostel. The breakfast was good and well worth to pay separatly. Location is quiet and safe. Personnel was very atentive and helped us with information about town. We even went for a free guided walk which they organize.

I had a great stay! Staff is nice and friendly, 24 hour reception, it's a huge hostel with many floors. Everything you need in a hostel until the 2 days where it's quite hot which I happened to be there for. I can't fault them for not having fans or ac, because 99% of the time it's not needed. I liked the location, close to ferry (Go on the water!) it was quiet. I stayed in a shared double which had plenty of space, beds are decently comfortable. Towels wrap all around your waist! (Simple joys in hostel life). I got some groceries and used the kitchen as Helsinki can get a bit expensive. Ps: they have signs everywhere to drink tap water, and it's excellent!

We had a nice stay in a bright spacious twin room. Every place in the building was clean, - we even visited sauna. Breakfast was a nice surprise - with lots selection of different food. They also organize free walking tour of the center - which was very interesting.

We stayed in a private room for a week and thoroughly enjoyed it. The location is perfect, very close to two tram stops and a grocery store. There is only a short walk to the city centre, everything is within walking distance. |It is definitely worth to have breakfast - good selection, never ran out of anything and reasonably priced.|Sauna is free in the morning so you can enjoy a typical Finnish sauna.|One of the highlights was the free walking tour, the guide was exceptional!|On the day of the departure you can leave your luggage in a spacious luggage room.|All the staff were very helpful and kind. You can also book other activities and buy Helsinki card, which is worth the price as it includes public transport, boat and bus. |I would highly recommend staying in Eurohostel Helsinki.

A decent hostel, with a 24-hour reception, washing machines on the ground floor, and a kitchen on each level. The bathrooms are awkward because there's only one for men and one for women per level, but they're located at the ends of the hallway, so depending on the location of your room, you have to walk a fair bit. The worst part: the poor or nonexistent management (apart from check-in and check-out) from the reception staff. They're especially bad at maintaining a peaceful and convivial atmosphere at night. There are groups of teenagers who gather at the front door during hours when people are sleeping and make a lot of noise... but no one on the staff calls them out.

Just the perfect hostel. No complaints - just like the city, clean and beautiful. There is a sauna upstairs, and the location is pretty good in general, too. No need for public transport most of the time, as you can walk to the square in around 25 minutes. The 2-bed hostel dorms can be quite a good break from the multiple beds usually seen in most hostels, I would definitely recommend for Helsinki!

Great location, good cleanliness and super friendly staff. I only spent one night here but wish I had stayed longer. I stayed in a 2-bed dorm and the only thing I didn't like was that the room was visibly old and could use some renovation with some additional places to hang clothes and bags.

We chose to stay in a double room with a shared bathroom, and the price was very reasonable. We didn’t know this when booking, but once we arrived, we found out that we also had free access to the sauna in the morning. The late check-out time (12:00) was also a nice bonus for us. It’s about a 20-minute walk to the city center, and the time goes by quickly when chatting along the way. If you’re looking for a budget-friendly place, this one is definitely a high-quality option.

Best about this place: location! This hostel is in centre of town, walkable distance to major sites and good public transport connection to railwaystation/airport. What i liked, apart from what was already mentioned: - rooms very clean (bathrooms not so much) - price - facilities offered (sauna, wifi, kitchen etc) Only 3 stars because the bathrooms and hallway are very smelly.

This youth hostel is located down by the port. Without a car, you will need to grab the tram from Central Helsinki or you will have a long walk. The location is a little dull but the hostel is nice. When I stayed there they had a yummy breakfast buffet that was very cheap. The hostel was very quiet when I was there too and there isn't any street noise at all.

A pretty basic hostel, more like a hotel since there wasn't really a common room. There was a kitchen at the end of the hall of each floor, which we appreciated. There is also a sauna free for use, but only in the morning hours. Breakfast was a bummer, thought it was free but it's around 9 Euros (buffet style). Staff was very nice with arranging rides to the airport via taxi (especially for us, which was for around 4 in the morning). Location wise, it's not far from the train station (maybe a 20 min walk and there is a metro). Not out of the way, but not super convenient. Wifi is super fast (we were concerned before reading the prior yelp reviews but realized they were outdated).

I stayed here for 2.5 weeks while in town for a course. It's not horrible but not terrific either. The positive: relatively clean; easy access to downtown (if you don't mind walking a little or taking the tram); breakfast with good variety (oatmeal, yogurt, sandwich makings, two warm selections); fairly convenient if you arrive via ferry. The negative: I didn't sleep too well (noise from the tram and from the hallways); besides pots/pans, the kitchens are not well stocked (not enough dishes, and there aren't even salt/pepper/oil available); sauna closes early (at 9:30 pm); extremely slow internet (that costs 5 euro/day!); bathrooms which often had a sewer-like smell; inadequate laundry facilities (there are 2 washing machines that the hostel uses to wash all their pillows and comforters (they even dumped those items all over the laundry floor while I was trying to do laundry). There's no common space in which to hang out (and the kitchens close at 11 pm). The staff is friendly but not the most responsive: for instance, I asked them to change a light bulb that never got changed. I would stay here again if I had to (the price was right) but I would explore other options first.