I really enjoyed the stay. The staff was very friendly. The breakfast selection is good and things get filled up fairly quickly. Also, it's rare that you have a steamer in the room which I liked a lot. The price per what you get is very decent, the room size is fine too for how central you are and what you pay for it!

I do get that there needs to be constant ventilation but I found it uncomfortable that the air is directly blown into your face when you're in bed. The toilet brush should be replaced aw it's pretty much falling apart and doesn't do its job properly either. A kettle in the room would have been nice, other than that very great room.

The room was spacious and thoughtfully designed. There was room for belongings when staying more than 1 day, The reading lamps actually worked for reading and there was a comfortable armchair in the room.

The bed was way too soft. In the middle of the last night I had an idea to throw aside the cover mattress and things improved greatly. Also the room was a bit hot to my taste. Although the thermostat showed it to be at 21 degrees it was definitely higher and the room got stuffy. With a bit or fussing around I could open the window which helped a lot. They should not remove the window handles. Mostly people are not suicidal, they just want fresh air.

Extremely comfortable stay at the Glo Hotel Art. Is a little outside the city centre - 15 min to central station even with baggage but there isn't public transport on the doorstep. Personally I found being a little outside an advantage because the bars and restaurants in the neighbourhood were less touristy but do be aware of that when booking. Good staff allowing early check in. Room was very clean and I slept like a log! Good breakfast.

Luggage storage is unsecured - which isn't a problem in itself but there is *no* security. Anyone could wander in off the street, pick up some bags, and possibly leave unchallenged. It wouldn't take much effort to put a lock on the door as a minimum; even to issue a token system would be a big step forward.

+ Unique buliding for Helsinki. It reminded me a Moorish castle in the lobby, with more gothic elements on the second and third floors of the main building. + Breakfast which was included in the room price was amazing. Varied and with plenty of choice + Our child (of 8 years old) apparently stayed for free, as price for 2 or 3 people was the same + Location, location, location. With such a centric location you don't need a car. Everything can be explored by foot or reached by public transport, if going further from centre + We had a problem with aircon in our room (it was too hot) in the middle of the night and we were given another room. The problem was resolved very swiftly and politely + Our child enjoyed putting a 3rd puzzle in the hotel lobby - we thought it was a very thoughtful gesture from hotel management to arrange puzzle activities in that way and also offer some unique puzzles + And my favourites - GLO Hotel slippers! I absolutely love their design and they are very comfortable in comparison to traditional hotel slippers. I always take them home with me :)

Lobby bar drink list could be better. There was no red Martini and overall poor choice of beverages.

Excellent and quirky hotel in a great location in the Design District of Helsinki. Based around a 0930s castle, the original building has been preserved with the modern rooms in a newer part of the hotel. Staff were great and the hotel strives for sustainability. Room was small but perfect for a few nights including the electric bed which can prop you up or raise your feet! Handy for the very centre of the city and a 5-7 minute tram ride from central station.

Nice location, very clean room and exceptional breakfast buffet. I would definitely stay again.

The only inconvenience we experienced was that the room was located on the ground floor and the windows opened at the hotel's parking lot. Hence, we had the blinds closed constantly so as to have some privacy. Maybe, for these rooms there could be a more transparent type of curtain (aside from the blinds) that lets the light come in but simultaneously offers some privacy.

Good location, walking distance to train station. Fabulous appearance of the building and common areas. Modern rooms with good facilities. Very helpful friendly staff. Wonderful breakfast with a great selection of foods and drinks.

As always price is a factor a package deal for a longer stay would be appreciated but having said that the hotel is good value and by far the best hotel out of the five we stayed at on our travels in Finland, Estonia and Latvia

Stayed here with my wife ahead of the Ironman 70.3 World Championship in Lahti. Loved the architecture and the entire artsy feel of the hotel. Additionally, it is located right in the heart of the city and within walking distance of Helsinki Central station. Despite that, there is barely any disturbance or sound, which makes your stay calm and peaceful. Most of the key visiting sites in Helsinki are within a 15-25 minute walk from here, or you can always catch a tram or an electric scooter to get around. There are grocery stores and interesting restaurants nearby, and the hotel also arranges access to a fitness center at a nominal fee, if required. If you plan to take a ferry to Tallinn, then the West Terminal is merely 2.5 km from the hotel. The beach is around 1 mile from the hotel, and if you decide to go for a walk, jog, ride, or swim, it's a perfect place. Loved our time and stay at the hotel.

The room size that we opted for felt really small, more so because we had a bike bag. But otherwise decent space for two.

An interesting hotel in a very pleasant and central location with an unusual exterior and reception area. The room had cosy and interesting lighting features and the bathroom layout was well designed. The breakfast buffet was excellent and offered a great choice for all tastes and dietary needs including vegan. Considering the large amount of people frequenting the breakfast rooms in the morning everything was extremely well organised and staff were very attentive noting immediately if something was running low or missing.

There was nothing I actually disliked, just a few areas that we found a bit disappointing. Saying this, we were staying in the basic room category and had not opted for any of the available upgrades. The room was very compact and dominated by the bed. The storage and hanging space was just about sufficient for two or three days but not for a longer stay. There was just one bedside table that could double as a small desk. As this was a double-room it would have been difficult if two people needed to work. Considering the great lighting features of the room, the lighting in the bathroom was a bit disappointing as the overhead lighting was the only light source which makes styling and putting on make-up quite difficult.

An amazing hotel. The architecture and design was incredible - if it hadn’t been for the opportunity to do the child’s treasure hunt we would have missed so much! The staff were wonderful, friendly and accommodating. They are brilliantly geared for children - on arrival as well as the awesome treasure hunt my little guy was given a little pack of items to keep him occupied. Breakfast was fantastic with a huge range and everything was delicious! Easy walking distance from the train station (although it did feel longer when dragging suitcases).

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