Hotelli Sointu

Hotel has no reception or security. There’s a code to get into the building and into your room. I arrived to the hotel to find 3 drunk homeless people outside of the building. One actually walked in before me and got on the elevator, it wasn’t until I was about to get off the elevator that I realized my room code was displayed on my phone the whole time. So I felt uncomfortable, not knowing if he’d seen my code. I got to my room to see the bathroom wasn’t the cleanest and there was a strong sewage smell coming from the bathroom drain as well. Don’t think I’ll ever come back to this place.

Entrance codes to the room and carage worked well. Superior family room was quite plain. The only toilet was very small. Light switches in the living room were too few and poorly placed (opening the toilet door switced on all the lights in the room). Light in the bedroom ceiling was blinking by itself in the middle on the night and so was the tv in the living room. Glass sliding doors gave no privacy to family members. Bathing tub had no shower curtain or any other cover. We had two adults and three kids travelling but there were undersheets for only two persons while we arrived to the hotelroom after 21 pm from a family graduation party. After queing to customer service and waiting them to call back we were adviced to move to next room or get undersheets there. After noticing the next room had strong odor of drain (?) we took the only undersheet we found from the closet there and one duvet cover and used them to make beds for the kids. So everything arranged finally, but not the easiest or most comfortable way to travel with family. Also the room price (app. 200 euros for one night) was pretty high for a plain and simple self-service room. Breakfast was ok (and costed extra).