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"After 3 weeks all over Europe for our honeymoon, Marski was the ONLY hotel to acknowledge our honeymoon and went out of their way to make it special. They put rose petals on the bed, made sweet towel swans, and left a hand-written note along with a snack. We go to Europe often, and next time we'll only be staying at Scandic hotels because of how wonderful this experience was and how nice it was to finally feel like our honeymoon was acknowledged and made special. "

"Great location - handy to train, metro and buses and restaurants/shoping. Walking distance to a lot of places. Spacious room, comfy bed and quiet location. "

"Great hotel in a great location. Rooms were good Great service"

"Great stay at this location. Easy access to the city "

"Lovely comfy stay for a trip to Helsinki. The sauna was an amazing addition!"

"Room was nice, clean, and spacious. Bed comfy (even softer vs firmer pillows to choose from). There were table and chair for working, which was good. And as a cherry on the top; even a little couch for just chilling. Thank you, it was a very comfortable stay."

"The Scandic Paasi is a great little hotel. The location in Hakaniemi is excellent, just across the bridge from the centre of the city and an easy 20 minute walk from the central station. The hotel is tucked away on a square behind the main street, and it was extremely quiet during my stay. As other guests have stated, the breakfast selection is huge considering the price band of the hotel with a wide selection of hot and cold options. The only downside for me is the in room ventilation which, in common with many hotels in Finland in my experience, doesn't actually give you full control of the temperature, despite looking like a proper air conditioning control unit. This meant the room was a bit warm for my taste, but it wasn't a major issue."

"Great hotel, nice bar downstairs (fully equipped with kids play area so that parents can relax!). Only recommendation is that they continue breakfast to 10am, rather than stop at 9.30am."