It was warm in Helsinki during our stay and the room was like a sauna. The windows could not be opened. Sleep quality was terrible because the room was so hot. There is no reception desk so I called the "help desk" from a phone in the lobby and was told the room temperatures were controlled centrally and nothing could... More

It is cheap and not so far from city center (Railway station, Kamppi), but 1. it is not possible to enter hotel before 16 00 at arrival day, you can not wait in the hotel, there is no reception 2. room was not so clean, as it must be (see attached pics) More

We stayed at the hotel (Yrjönkatu) which was extremely cheap for Helsinki. It was also 10mins walk from the main train station - very central to everything. Our room was spacious, quite minimalistic but totally functional - double bed, table with 2 chairs, large television and a bathroom cubicle containing a toilet and shower. The whole idea of no reception... More

My husband, my son and I stayed at Omena Hotel Lonnrotinkatu for 5 days. Firstly, the advantages: 1. It is very good value for money if booked in advance. 2. The room is huge - for a European hotel. 3. Excellent location - a 5 minute walk from Mannerheim street, a 7 - 8 minute walk from the station, the... More

Omena hotel good option and cheap if you make your reserve with the time.I stayed one night in Omena hotel(Lönrothinkatu) on late September 2011 and I need to say it´s clean and comfortable just 500meters from the main street; Mannerheiminkatu.The room was for two persons and I slept very well my night.There was also small fridge ,microwave,kettñe with some tea... More

Omena Hotel Eerikinkatu is cheap and good deal if you just want a place to crash over night. It is located right in the heart of Helsinki and is easy to reach by walking from the main road Mannerheimin katu. The room was very basic, clean and comfortable (especially beds were very comfy indeed). It had a microwave, small fridge... More

It’s a very unusual self-service hotel. The first strange thing is a pricing, rate doesn’t depend of number of guests in one room (it’s the same for 1 and 4 persons), but of usage of capacity and can increase and decrease with the lapse of time. The other strangeness is that there is no staff at all, I just once... More

Cheap and good deal if you are traveling with friends. There is 4 beds per room! But if you are traveling alone, it can be quite expensive. Easy access to the room with a code! More

The Omena Hotel on #24 Erikinkatu in Helsinki is NOT handicap accessible. There are many barricades in the doorways that prevent wheel chair access. The security doors on each floor do not open automatically. The elevator doors do not open automatically. It is impossible for a wheel chair bound person to pull open the elevator door. The metal gate along... More