Hotels in Helsinki, Finland

Helsinki is known for its comprehensive and efficient public transport system, making moving around the downtown and the suburbs easy. You can hop aboard metros, buses, trams, and the ferry with a single. The bus network is extensive, serving downtown Helsinki and the neighborhood. Buses operate from three main terminals: Eliel Square, Kamppi Center, and Railway Square. Line 615 and Line 415 buses run every 20 minutes from the airport to the downtown. Consider trams for scenic views in and around Helsinki. With a single ticket, you can use any tram on routes 2, 3, 4, or 6. Metros provide another travel option and are popular for short waiting times, particularly during peak hours. Still, trains provide frequent commutes from the downtown to the nearby towns. Lastly, a Suomenlinna ferry is ideal for exploring the surrounding islands. A night at one of the Helsinki hotels, such as Scandic Grand Marina, puts close to these transportation options.

Helsinki offers numerous attractions that provide lasting memories for those who stop here for a vacation. History buffs will relish browsing Finland’s modern architecture and exhibit at the Museum of Contemporary Art. This paid-entrée facility also has a theatre that hosts dances, music, and drama. Families touring the town should consider spending an afternoon at the Linnanmäki Amusement Park. With a few coins of your budget, you will treat the little ones to live entertainment, games, a great range of games for all ages, and a wide variety of meals and snacks. To delve into the city’s religious background, take a guided tour of the Temppeliaukio Rock Church and explore its rustic acoustics carved out of the interior’s rough, unworked rock surfaces.  Helsinki's Market Square is a free-access destination where shopping enthusiasts enjoy buying Finnish souvenirs, flowers, and food. Residing in cheap hotels in Helsinki, such as Scandic Park Helsinki, offers the best opportunity for conservationists to visit Korkeasaari Zoo. This paid-entry facility allows you to interact closely with various species of fauna, including leopards and the Amur and Siberian tigers.

You can never go wrong with Helsinki if you want to experience delicious dishes and vibrant nightlife. At Mikonkatu, you will find many entertainment options, including bars, restaurants, and clubs that breathe life into the city once the sun sinks beyond the horizon. A majority of the hotels in Helsinki sit within walking distance of the area’s most famous restaurants, such as the Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel, Helsinki. Remember to sample the famous rye bread, Finnish sausages usually served in a bun with mustard and beer, garlic mayo, reindeer meat, Karelian pies, and cinnamon buns. Helsinki boasts numerous high-end lounges, sports bars, and taverns within easy reach of the hotels. Live bands, pool parties, calming DJ mixes, and karaoke nights are some nightly escapades that make visitors extend their stay. Step into the various theatres and event centers to enjoy a play with your family and friends for added adventure. Plan to stay at the Radisson Blu Royal Hotel, Helsinki, ensures you don’t miss out on any of the events that define Helsinki’s entertainment.

When touring Finland, plan to book hotels in Helsinki to experience the year-round events and festivals that have put the city on a world map. The city offers something for everyone to enjoy, whether you are an actor, a writer, or a director. If you are here in June, find cheap hotels in Helsinki, like the Omena Hotel Helsinki Lonnrotinkatu, near the city’s streets as they host Helsinki Samba Carnaval. This free-admission event is accessible on foot and showcases incredible samba dancers in sparkling costumes reminiscent of Brazilian culture. Fashion enthusiasts and designers should plan to visit the city in September to witness Design Week. The event is held in various locations across Helsinki and features remarkable design scenes, including curated exhibitions, beautiful installations, and inspiring talks. Hotel Kämp is nearby.

On average, people stay in Helsinki for a total of 3 nights.

The cost of a hotel room in Helsinki will vary according to demand, location and star rating. On average, rooms will cost around $196 per night.

Room prices for hotels in Helsinki can be as much as 18% lower in the month of October. So this is a great time to book and save money.

Wednesday is the cheapest day for hotel rooms in Helsinki. Monday is the most expensive day.

A luxury hotel in Helsinki can set you back, on average $224 per person, per night. In comparison, the average cost of a hotel in Helsinki is $196 per person, per night, representing a 18%% premium for a luxury hotel.

Helsinki hostels and hotels with a 2 star rating and below charge around $34 for a bed per person. This will be around $149 under the cost of a typical Helsinki hotel.

Kamppi, Malmi, Pasila and Kallio are some of the more popular areas to stay in when visiting Helsinki.

With generally low rainfall expected (2.4″) and an average temperature of 60.8 °F, those staying at a hotel in Helsinki may want to take some time during their visit to go see popular landmarks in the area. Considering the weather during July, attractions worth visiting near Helsinki are Kampin kappeli, Helsingin päärautatieasema, and Helsingin tuomiokirkko.

There are currently 2,090 vacation rentals available in Helsinki. Most of our users opt to stay at Saun, which is the most popular vacation rental in Helsinki. Compare vacation rentals in Helsinki.

Yes, 24 hostels are available in Helsinki if you’re looking for this type of accommodation for your trip. Based on our user data, Forenom Hostel Helsinki Merihaka happens to be the most popular hostel in the city. Find hostels in Helsinki.

As of July 2025, there are 1,668 operators available to choose from for hotels in Helsinki.

Prices for hotels in Helsinki refresh daily.

Those looking for a hotel near University of Helsinki should expect to pay $112/night for area hotels. Below are the 10 best hotel options in the area. Hotels near University of Helsinki are typically 18% more expensive than the average hotel in Helsinki, which is $91.

Those looking for a hotel near Helsinki City Centre should expect to pay $110/night for area hotels. Below are the 11 best hotel options in the area. Hotels near Helsinki City Centre are typically 17% more expensive than the average hotel in Helsinki, which is $91.

If you’re planning on staying at any of momondo’s recommended hotels in the area of Helsinki nearest to Helsinki Central Station Square, you should expect to pay around $114/night. This price fluctuates based on time of year. In general, a rate under $114/night is a good deal for momondo users staying near Helsinki Central Station Square. Hotels near Helsinki Central Station Square are typically 20% more expensive than the average hotel in Helsinki, which is $91.