We stayed one night at the Raumanlinna. The location in the city centre is great and very practical. Our room was quite small and definitely in need of upgrading. The bathroom was nice, though. The room smelled awfully like cigarette. The staff was nice but not especially attentive. We didn't have breakfast so no comments on that. The hotel is... More

Spent two nights at the Raumanlinna. Room Ok, but very small. Bathroom refurbished and with good standard, but small. General impression of hotel is that it should have has an upgrade many years ago. Breakfast facilities in particular is below average.

I have stayed here a number of times now, always on business. Reception is always pleasant and polite. There is restaurant attached "Mr Jones" that serves pretty OK food (burgers and the like) It is also where one has breakfast. The rooms are clean and functional, what you would expect from Nordic / Scandinavian hotels. Overall I cannot fault it... More

A reasonable hotel with full-calorie restaurant attached. Have stayed several times without complaint, but the nightclub (see other post) now opens on Wed as well. Closed at 03:40 Thursday, result, 2 hrs sleep, bad day at work, very tired drive back to Helsinki.....

If you have to stay in Rauma, then you should stqy in this hotel. Hotel looks a bit crappy from the outside, but the rooms are clean, modern and a reasonable size. The bar area is called Mr Jones and is probably the best in town, although there aren't so many to choose from in Rauma. Food is ok, international... More

Hotel is OK and if you avoid staying at fridays or saturdays you'll have no problems. There is a new nightclub nextdoor to hotel. It has clubnights on friday and saturday. There is no soundproofing. You do the math. Our room was on top floor (6th), but we could clearly hear the music at 2 am. Not good. Nightclub closes... More

not sure if we were impressed by this hotel because we'd been driving all day and were suffering the effects of lingering hangovers. centrally located, fairly decent restaurant on ground floor serving a variety of international dishes (avoid the thai options). the room was a tad small but modern and comfortable. short walk to the unesco wooden old town which... More

This hotel is located on walking distance of old Rauma, a Unesco listed town of wooden houses. The hotel does not look very attractive from the outside, but is a 'value for money' place to stay. Major renovations were going on when we stayed there (summer 2004). We were lucky to have a newly renovated room. The room was small... More