From the moment we arrived at Citykoti Downtown Apartments in Helsinki, we were greeted with a warm and freindly reception. We were given a ro om on the fifth floor, and they told us that unfortunately, there were no lifts, but that's fine, as none of us are physically disabled, or infirm, so the excercise did us good! The room... More

Very easy to find this nice and comfortable apartement on the ground floor just in the the heart of the city where you can find everything you need during your trip- spacious room with 2 double beds(one in a loft).with clean and comfortable bedcloses.small kitchen place is even with dishwasher ,toaster and microwaveand Coffe machine. Washing machine and equipment for... More

Citykoti owns 60 - 70 apartments in Helsinki. Ours was in the same street as their office. It was good value in an expensive city . The location is the big plus. It's an easy walk to Kamppi shopping centre and bus station. You can also walk along the underpass for bicycles and pedestrians to Helsinki Music Centre, Kiasma Art... More

Spent two weeks in Helsinki for training and found Citykoti very good for my purposes. First of all, all their apartments are very centrally located so it's really easy to move around by public transportation. The room was recently renovated so everything was nice and new. It's biggest advantage is the kitchen, which was equipped with all you need (micro,... More

Location was a disappointment: impossible to find parking places in the evenings. Also the house, where the tiny apartment was located, was under renovation - no water between 8-18. Citykoti office did not bother to inform either of the renovation nor the water cut. The house noisy and dirty, too. Loud music until very late in the evening, next day... More

I was looking for an extra hotel night to add to the previous I've had booked and unfortunately Helsinki was kinda "full" at this time. So, I took the Citykoti offer (178 € for 2 nights) as an alternative. Given my flight's arrival time, I could arrange with Citykoti few days before to collect the keys at the airport. They... More

Finding hotel in Helsinki, especially in middle of Helsinki is not cheap. Citykoti apartments on the other side offer really nice furnished, clean and pretty big option, when staying a bit longer and of course not alone. We stayed for 5 days, and our apartment was just 10m from Citykoti office, which means less then 10min walk to railway station/Helsinki... More

When visiting Helsinki for a week, renting an apartment is a cheaper option than hotels. I had a flat in the same street as the Citykoti office. Very clean, well-furnished and modern. People at the office were always reachable by phone (though the timetable of the office is not very convenient to pick up keys as it closes early in... More

We stayed in Citykoti for two nights, we rented an Executive Class apartment. The apartment was stylishly decorated, modern and very clean. The apartments came with cutlery, plates, glasses, washing up liquid and toilet paper, so we didn't need to buy any household items. The flat was homey, and their prices are affordable, especially compared to hotels in the same... More