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"Nice location, friendly staff, has everything you need"

"Feels like home."

"Very well situated in the center of Helsinki with a short walk to all the shopping and the train station. Very good restaurant and bar. Generous breakfast with a lot of variety. Family rooms have a comfortable sofabed. Adjacent parking if you need it."

"The location is really good near the main central train station. The front desk service is excellent. The breakfast is the best I have been to. I like the city Helsinki, the time April is good for the visit. I had a wonderful trip there. The price is reasonable. "

"Great location and 10 out of 10 for breakfast "

"Great price for a prime location hotel with a cool vibe. Rooms are pretty compact but have most things you need. Would have been nice to have water in the room but complimentary water was available downstairs. Breakfast was exceptional for quality and range of options catering for all sorts if diets and intolerances. Service was super friendly and we'd definitely visit again if we came back to Helsinki "

"Great location, walkable to just about everything. Clean rooms, gym, sauna, bar, restaurant, 24/7 food/drink station. "

"We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Hotel Arthur. While this property is older, everything we saw was clean and well maintained. The room was smaller, but big enough for the two of us. It was very clean and the beds were comfortable. The breakfast buffet was very good, with options familiar to Europeans, Brits and North Americans. The Karelian pastries with egg butter were a fantastic find. And the location is ideal. If you are here to see Helsinki, on your own dime, this is an excellent place to stay. Clean room, comfy beds and a delicious breakfast that will keep you going as you investigate the city until mid-afternoon. "

"Rooms are interesting and nicely appointed. Loved the heated floor in the shower room and toilet. Staff are extremely helpful. Room was overlooked by apartments opposite. I did not expect to navigate around a big structural pillar in the middle of my room which felt a bit weird. "