Hostels In Helsinki

10 Hostels in Helsinki, Finland
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Hostel Diana Park
9.4Superb(3046)
Hostel- 0.62km from city centre
Welcome to Hostel Diana Park
Privates From
€28.33
Dorms From
€30.00
CheapSleep Helsinki
7.8Very Good(2870)
Hostel- 2.71km from city centre
CheapSleep Helsinki is a hostel in the Vallila district of Helsinki.
Privates From
€22.48
Dorms From
€17.98
The Yard Hostel
8.8Fabulous(1301)
Hostel- 0.28km from city centre
The Yard Hostel is located in the heart a of Helsinki!
Privates From
€22.25
Dorms From
€33.60
Eurohostel Helsinki
8.8Fabulous(2822)
Hostel- 1.65km from city centre
Eurohostel Helsinki is situated in a unique part of the town known as Katajanokka, close to Market Square...
Privates From
€26.32
Dorms From
€26.37
SweetDream GuestHouse
8.5Fabulous(629)
Hostel- 2.07km from city centre
Ideally located to see all that Helsinki has to offer, SweetDream GuestHouse waiting to welcome you to their hostel.
Privates From
€24.00
Dorms From
€21.00
Sky Hostel Helsinki
7.5Very Good(22)
Hostel- 1.41km from city centre
Sky Hostel Helsinki has everything you need to enjoy your stay
Privates From
€22.00
No Dorms Available
Hostel Suomenlinna
8.8Fabulous(214)
Hostel- 3.4km from city centre
Welcome to Hostel Suomenlinna!
Privates From
€12.45
Dorms From
€23.76
Inn Tourist Hotel & Hostel
7.7Very Good(22)
Hostel- 1.4km from city centre
Inn Tourist Hotel & Hostel is a brand new mini hostel hotel in the center of Helsinki.
Privates From
€19.75
Dorms From
€23.00
Hotelli Finn
9.0Superb(18)
Hotel- 0.3km from city centre
Hotel Finn has been on the same spot since 1952, making it one of the oldest hotels in the city. It has been owned by the same family until 2009, when it was purchased by another family-run company and had extensive renovation, modernisation and regeneration....
Privates From
€24.50
No Dorms Available
Senate Hotel
10Superb(68)
Hotel- 0.69km from city centre
Helsinki delights travellers with its sea-facing landscape, diverse architecture, world-famous design, and Nordic cuisine.The Senate hotel has a long tradition of hospitality with over 45 years..
Privates From
€21.42
No Dorms Available

About Helsinki

7.8Very Good(403 Reviews)
Activities
8.0
Eating out
7.6
Shopping
7.8
Chilling out
8.0
Transport
8.8
Sightseeing
8.1
Culture
8.3
Nightlife
7.4
Value for Money
6.2

About Helsinki

Finland’s capital, Helsinki, is home to a bustling harbour, Nordic cuisine and historic sites such as the imposing 19th-century Helsinki Cathedral, a striking example of Neoclassical architecture. Then there are contemporary must-sees like the cutting-edge Design Museum, which celebrates the works of Finnish architects, artists and fashion designers. Plus, the Helsinki archipelago comprises over 300 lush islands, so it's really easy to get out into the great outdoors – whether you're looking to sunbathe, go kayaking or take a boat tour.

Helsinki hostels are scattered across several neighbourhoods. Stay in a historic building in the city centre dating back to 1912, or in a boutique Helsinki hostel on the outskirts surrounded by greenery. Some serve free breakfasts, and many have free Wi-Fi. Others are made for socialising, with weekly parties, large common rooms and games. A few hostels in Helsinki even have traditional saunas, where you can immerse yourself in Finnish culture.

The city centre's full of Art Nouveau architecture, while the recently regenerated Kallio district is popular with students, with hip bars and eateries on every corner. For boutiques, galleries and cafés, stay in the Design District, which incorporates the neighbourhoods of Punavuori, Kaartinkaupunki, Kamppi and Ullanlinna. For a stroll near the water, head to Katajanokka, which is right by the harbour. A favourite with locals, it's a peaceful spot that's home to the distinctive, red-bricked Uspenski Cathedral. 

There’s no shortage of city sights and rural escapes in and around Helsinki. At the harbour-side Market Square, you can sample Finnish classics such as Karjalanpiirakka – pasties stuffed with rice. The UNESCO World Heritage site Suomenlinna is an 18th-century sea fortress that sits across six interlinked islands. For a change of scenery, visit the island of Lauttasaari. It's known for its idyllic beaches and peaceful forests, and lies about 5km west of the city centre.

It's easy to get to the city centre from Helsinki Airport. Trains run regularly (every 10 minutes during peak hours) to Helsinki Central Station and take around 30 minutes. If your flight gets in late, bus line 615 runs to the station 24 hours a day. When navigating the city, you can take the tram or metro between neighbourhoods, and the ferry to explore the islands.

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