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Best Affordable Hotel In Finland 2023

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small, modern, inexpensive, smartly located hotels in helsinki city center?
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Best Affordable Hotels in Finland

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  • Consider Omena Hotels for budget-friendly options.
  • Forenom Hostels offer inexpensive stays but may lack soundproofing.
  • Hotel Finn is a central, affordable choice in Helsinki.

Budget-Friendly Options

For travelers seeking affordable accommodations in Finland, Omena Hotels are frequently recommended. These hotels are known for their competitive pricing and no-frills approach, making them suitable for budget-conscious visitors [1:2], [5:8]. Another option is Forenom Hostels, which provide basic amenities like TV and shared kitchen facilities at a low cost. However, guests have noted that the soundproofing can be lacking [5:5].

Central Locations in Helsinki

If you're looking for a centrally located hotel in Helsinki, Hotel Finn offers an affordable stay with a prime location [1:4]. While it may not be luxurious, it provides easy access to the city's attractions. Radisson Blu Plaza is another centrally located option, though it may not fit the "affordable" category as closely [1:5].

Unique Experiences

For those interested in unique experiences, Saariselkä in Lapland offers a less touristy environment with opportunities to enjoy skiing, sledging, and viewing the Northern Lights. This area is slightly less crowded than other popular destinations like Rovaniemi and Levi [2:2]. Additionally, Kemi Ice Castle provides a magical experience even for locals [2:1].

Considerations Beyond Discussions

When choosing a hotel, consider factors such as seasonal pricing fluctuations, especially during high-demand periods like festivals [5:5]. It's also worth checking if the hotel offers amenities that suit your needs, such as saunas or breakfast options. If you prefer modern amenities, look for hotels with walk-in showers and decent air conditioning, similar to Ibis hotels [1].

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small, modern, inexpensive, smartly located hotels in helsinki city center?

Posted by random503 · in r/helsinki · 3 years ago
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I'm a fan of small, modern, inexpensive, smartly located hotels. Part of "modern" includes walk-in showers and decent AC. For example, Ibis hotels can be great for me. And I recently stayed at Comfort Hotel Xpress by Stockholm Central Station. They have one in Oslo as well. The hotel met all of my criteria. I couldn't have asked for a better location and the price was competitive with airport hotels. I don't think they make hotel rooms any smaller than that one lol but I have np with a tiny room if the hotel meets all of my other criteria.

It doesn't look like there are any Ibis hotels or Comfort Hotel Xpress locations in Helsinki. Are there any types of similar hotels that you would recommend along these lines? I recently stayed @ Hotel F6 in Helsinki City Center and that was a lovely hotel but obviously that's a nicer and more upscale hotel than what I'm looking for. Looking for something more cost optimized as described in my first paragraph

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escpoir · 3 years ago

Scandic are similar to the Ibis chain. Helsinki has plenty.

Then there's omena hotel.

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iwannaeatcake · 3 years ago

Try Valo, not sure how inexpensive it is, but passes the vibe check. Also, sauna on the rooftop is nice.

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[deleted] · 3 years ago

I stayed at a place in January called Hotel Finn that was nothing very special but nice enough, pretty cheap and very central. Could be worth looking into.

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paws3588 · 3 years ago

I've like Radisson Blu Aleksanteri.

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berberi13 · 3 years ago

Radisson Blu Plaza is perfectly located.

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Salt-Pear-5751 · 3 years ago

Bob W

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Winter Honeymoon in Finland --- Where to stay?

Posted by thwatch · in r/Finland · 27 days ago

Hey hope everyone is doing well. As the title suggests, newly weds looking for a winter honeymoon and believe Finland would be a beautiful and unique experience. Neither of us have previously been, but we've seen some of the cozy hotels/cabins with beautiful views, potential to see Northern lights, etc.

Anyone previously honeymoon in Finland?
Locals, do you have any advice about coming in January? How harsh are the winters?

Thanks!

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WorkingPart6842 · 27 days ago

For a newly wed couple I’d say Saariselkä. It tends to be slightly less popular among tourists, with less party-people and families with small children than Rovaniemi and Levi which are big on tourism. Yet, it hosts all the classical Lapland experiences with skiing, sledges, aurora, and even a spa

https://laplandnorth.fi/en/about-the-area/saariselka/

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Irish_beast · 27 days ago

https://www.icehotel.com/ is just across the border in Sweden.

It's expensive but wildly romantic

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Hot_Survey_2596 · 27 days ago

This winter seems to be pretty bad for snow according to current info... Saariselkä would be the best bet I can think of.

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Nvrmnde · 27 days ago

Kemi Ice Castle was magical even for a Finn. Just like in the James Bond movie.

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Hotelli suosituksia?

Posted by asslimu · in r/Jyvaskyla · 1 month ago

Aloituksena pyydän anteeksi koska aivan varmasti tätä kysytty täällä muutaman kerran.

Onko suositella oikeasti hyvää hotellia keskustassa? Saunallinen taikka sitten yleinen sauna hotellissa.

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raskim7 · 1 month ago

Jos hyvää hotellia ni Yöpuu, sauna pitää varata erikseen mut se on aika reippaasti parempi ku monessa oleva kuppanen hikikomero. Jos lasten kans ni kauempana keskustasta Scandic Laajavuori ihan ehoton. Jos ihan perus ni Alexandra on ihan ok sokoshotelliks.

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EfficientIntention45 · 1 month ago

Jyväskylän hotelleista olen yöpynyt ainakin näissä, yhteensä ehkä muutaman kuukauden edestä:

  • Solo Sokos hotel paviljonki
  • Verso
  • Original Sokos hotel alexandra
  • Scandic Laajavuori
  • Scandic Jyväskylä station
  • Scandic Jyväskylä City

Yleisti ottaen sokoksen hotelleissa on valtakunnallisesti huomattavasti paremmat aamiaiset verrattuna Scandicin aamiaisiin ja oman kokemuksen mukaan sama pätee myös Jyväskylässä. Varsinkin keskustan Scandicien aamiaiset oli aika kusisia, laajiksessa parempi.

Versossa on myös hyvä aamiainen, toki mielestäni ei enää yhtä hyvä kuin joskus.. 10 vuotta sitten? Hyvä sijainti ja siistit huoneet. Sijainti voi toki myös olla rasite jos olet työreissulla ja haluaisit nukkua ja samana iltana on approt.

Scandicit kaikki hieman vanhoja sisältä, ellei pääse jo remontoituun huoneeseen. Ruotsinlaivasimulaattoreita siis.

Saunoista en osaa valitettavasti sanoa mitään.

Yöpuulle ja alballe myös suositus.

Itse menisin paville, nykyään vakkarihotelli jos tulee siellä käytyä.

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_mews · 1 month ago

Ite kanssa suosittelisin tota paviljongin sokos hotellia. Ollu erittäin hyvät aamupalat (-yks korona ajan kerta), sijainti ja huoneet ihan jees

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duumed · 1 month ago

Paikallisena en oo yöpynyt missään, mutta Verson aamupala on kaupungin paras, niin sitä kokeilisin.

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EfficientIntention45 · 1 month ago

No jaa, sanoisin, että aika samaa tasoa kuin esim. Solo Sokos hotel Paviljonki.

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Anomuumi666 · 1 month ago

Alba oli yllättävän hieno. Etenkin jos ottaa huoneen järven puolelta

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Rantakemisti · 1 month ago

Hotelli Yöpuu ja tietenkin heidän ravintola Pöllöwaari on oma ykkössuosikki. Saman ketjun Hotelli Verso on myös hyvä ja molemmissa paikoissa loistavat aamiaiset.

Hotelli Alba on oikein hienolla paikalla ja siellä myös ruokapuoli kunnossa. Siitä pääsee näppärästi yliopistolle, rantaraitille ja uimaan Jyväsjärveen. 

Scandic Laajavuoressa on tullut viimeksi käytyä kun se oli vielä Rantasipi, mutta ainakin silloin ihan mukava paikka. Sieltä löytyi silloin vielä keilarata ja tietenkin kylpylä. Keskustaan vähän matkaa, mutta jos talvella laskettelu kiinnostaa tai kesällä alamäkipyöräily niin sille löytyy puitteet vieressä. 

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Sauna in my hotelroom in Finland

Posted by Afraid_Wall_8035 · in r/Sauna · 5 months ago

I am finnish myself and travelling at a business trip. Sauna is small and maybe like 10 stones in kiuas but still it is a sauna. Not all hotelrooms have sauna in Finland though. Price per night is about 180€/dollars

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the_snook · 5 months ago

Having an in-room private sauna when I stayed in Helsinki is possibly the most luxurious thing I have ever experienced in a hotel.

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Steamdude1 · 5 months ago

What? No "benches too low" from any of you Finns? It's in Finland, so I guess it's OK. I wonder what type of comments we would have seen here if this sauna was in the U.S.?

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touzan · 5 months ago

U need go to härmän häjy

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newnortherner21 · 5 months ago

So one that is private so no issue about having a sauna the most comfortable way, without swimwear.

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yanizi · 5 months ago

That’s the way in Finland, even in public saunas. And actually swimwear is usually prohibited.

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_missfoster_ · 5 months ago

I just came from a hotel sauna. No swimwear in women's sauna on anyone. One woman and I chose to wear a towel in the gender-neutral turkish sauna, and while I was there, one guy with trunks on and two naked guys entered the sauna and bathed.

Nothing unusual about that, like you said.

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OutrageousMoss · 5 months ago

Swimwear is not allowed if pool has chlorine. That turn in to gas in sauna

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bwsct · 5 months ago

What hotel?

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Afraid_Wall_8035 · OP · 5 months ago

Basic not fancy hotel in Seinäjoki

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scaregrow · 5 months ago

Sauna in a room is not common in Finland

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BallsDeepInCum · 5 months ago

Name?

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occamsracer · 5 months ago

That escalated quickly

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Tältä näyttää Tampereen pienhuonehotellissa, jossa voi majoittua halvimmillaan 39 eurolla – ”Haluamme tästä ilmiön”

Posted by wertyce · in r/Tampere · 4 months ago
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Jyväskylän Forenom Hostellissa samankokoisia ja ulkonäöllisesti samankaltaisia huoneita, mutta niissä enemmän mukavuuksia. Ainakin TV ja ilmeisesti jääkaappikin. Yleisissä tiloissa keittiö.

Kääntöpuolena siellä oli ainakin seinät todella ohuita, että en tiedä onko Uumen hotellissa parempi äänieristys. Keittiötilat ilmeisesti puuttuvat.

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Zesiz · 4 months ago

Kyllä tuosta ilmiö saisikin tulla, jos hinta oikeasti saadaan pysymään alhaalla.

Edullisista vaihtoehdoista on pulaa. Halvemmalla löytyy usein vaikkapa lentoliput Puolaan majoituksen kera kuin muutaman yön majoitus missään Suomalaisessa kaupungissa!

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TheAleFly · 4 months ago

Tämä yrittäjähän on ollut mainostamassa useammassakin artikkelissa. Hotellin hinnoittelu on ilmeisesti dynaaminen, eli satavarmasti maksat esim. festivaaliaikaan siitä itsesi kipeäksi.

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LynxLynx41 · 4 months ago

"Kesäsesonkina hinnat saattavat dynaamisen hinnoittelun vuoksi olla toisinaan korkeammalla, mutta Rahkolan mukaan yhden hengen huoneen hintahaitari pyörii silti 39–69 eurossa."

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Ultrablues · 3 months ago

<10€, sitten alkais olemaan.

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Emppulicks · 4 months ago

Yövyin lahden forenomissa ja oli kyllä tukahduttava ja kuuma. Avasin veitsellä ikkunan

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DoubleSaltedd · 4 months ago

Kapselihotelli uudelleen brändättynä.

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TonninStiflat · 4 months ago

Tosin taitaa olla ilman kapselihotellin mukavuuksia.

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helsteeni · 4 months ago

Muistan kun Omena hotelli makso öbaut 35e yö. Viimeiseks kerraks jäi, ku kävin maksoi 125e yö.. Tää oli aikanaan ilmiö kans

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Funky-Monk-- · 4 months ago

Jep. Kattokaa kun näiden luukkujen hinta on kahden ekan vuoden jälkeen yli satasen.

Onnibus ja Lidl teki ihan samanlailla. Piekse kilpailijat ennätysmatalilla hinnoilla, kunnes ihmiset tottuu ajatukseen että oot halvin vaihtoehto, sitten pikkuhiljaa nosta hinnat vastaaviksi tai käytännössä vastaaviksi kuin muilla firmoilla.

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Cheaper alternatives to Norway/ Sweden/ Finland

Posted by Btchmfka · in r/travel · 2 years ago

Hi fellow travellers,

in december we would love to spend some time in the snowy nature. We though about booking a small hut with sauna and chimney somewhere in the forest and of course Scandinavia is the first thing we thought of.

However, it seems a bit expensive for us. Do you have some recommendations for alternative countrys or even regions in europe? I heared a lot of good things about the baltic countrys recently.

Thank you!

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elijha · 2 years ago

Baltic states aren't cheap really, but certainly cheaper than the Nordics. They're obviously also further south, but still plenty cold, plenty of saunas, and plenty of forest. Doesn't sound like you want a city, but Tallinn is super cool.

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loeloempia91 · 2 years ago

I’m in Talinn right now and it certainly feels more scandinavian than Baltic. Restaurant prices are Scandinavian price but hotel is pretty cheap

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tor93 · 2 years ago

Quebec

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setomonkey · 2 years ago

Magical in the winter, consider Winter Carnival in Quebec City in February, have a drink at an ice bar, saunas, go cross-country skiing or snowmobiling in the forest

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s1amvl25 · 2 years ago

Slovenia has Alps, much cheaper than Nordic countries

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SteO153 · 2 years ago

Poland, Slovakia, on the Tatra mountains. Slovenian Alps.

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[deleted] · 2 years ago

I just spent a few days in Tallin, Estonia. It was phenomenal. It's small with not a ton to do, but the old city is magical. You could stay there and day trip to Helsinki on the ferry.

I'm in Helsinki right now and everything tripled in price stepping off the boat.

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Dejt övernattning hotell

Posted by Nubsan · in r/stockholm · 1 year ago

Finns så sjukt mycket hotell att man blir yr av att leta. Vi letar efter något som inte är svindyrt men har bra frukost. Även tips på restauranger uppskattas

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Yezis · 1 year ago

Hotell Ruth i Vasastan har bra frukost, och skulle inte säga att det är svindyrt.

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SweBot · 1 year ago

Vår absoluta go to, för romantik och fet frullen!

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141Riddare · 1 year ago

Du behöver inte leta längre!

Ta in på Hotel vana spa ad astra i södertälje för 2100kr fick vi superior rum, 3 timmar i deras extremt fina spa, middag, bio, dessert, väldigt bra hotelfrukost.

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Removable_speaker · 1 year ago
  1. Fyll i ort, datum på en hotellbokningssite (t ex hotels.com)
  2. Sätt din maxbudget som filter
  3. Sortera på högst betyg
  4. Väl det som ser trevligast ut bland de första träffarna
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Chrischrill · 1 year ago

Jag gör liknande men omvänt

  1. Minst betyg 8 eller 9 (beror på hur kräsen man vill vara)
  2. Sortera på lägsta pris

Då ser jag de billigaste hotellen vars gäster är nöjda!

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teamcemi · 1 year ago

Nej man letar efter kommentarer från svenska pensionärer.. recensioner från Bertil 68 kan man lita på.

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[deleted] · 1 year ago

Jag jobbar på hotell och önskar booking, expedia, agoda, hotels och alla andra tredje parter för bokning kunde dö ut, dom är otroligt effektiva om det går rätt till men damn alltså jag kan inte göra SHIT med din bokning på plats om något går fel eftersom det är tredje part. Kan varken ordna eller ändra betalningssätt, återbetalning eller uppgradering av rum på plats (brukar lyckas gå över detta i mitt system).

Om man dock bokar direkt på hotellets hemsida kan man ofta få uppgraderingar av rum och effektivare hjälp PLUS att det inte dras pengar hundra tusen gånger av någon jävla anledning och att de säger till gäster att de förskottsbetalat och sen kommer de på plats och vi måste dra pengar eftersom tredje part inte gjort det då vi inte får släppa in någon i rummen utan en betalning (kollar på er BOOKING och EXPEDIA) 😡

Tack för att jag fick ta den här stunden och beklaga mig lite, spenderade 1 timme med en gäst för att de vägrade förstå att återbetalningen inte går från oss direkt till deras kort då de hade ett virtuellt kort från Expedia vilket betyder att Expedia gör återbetalningen EFTER att vi gjort en återbetalning till Expedia, han fattade inte ett skit och får nu betala för sin vistelse trots att han inte ens satt foten i rummet för att det är jäkligt svårt att förstå alla dessa sidor (nu kommer jag ringa Expedia åt min gäst så de får en ordentlig återbetalning men alla är inte så snälla)

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rehditt · 1 year ago

Problemet är att det nästan alltid är dyrare att boka direkt med hotellet. Logiken där vet jag dock inte.

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mjomark · 1 year ago

Har kämpat med att få pengar tillbaka pga ett inställt flyg som jag köpte via Expedia sedan januari i år. Tredjepartssajter är av ondo.

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mjomark · 1 year ago

Hotel Frantz kanske. Eller Hobo. Eller Haymarket.

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SwedishMale4711 · 1 year ago

Sjöfartshotellet har fungerat bra för oss.

Sängen lät som f-n och vandrade iväg över golvet i första rummet, när vi var klara gick vi ned och påpekade detta, fick ett annat rum direkt, inga frågor.

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Which site is most reliable to book hotels?

Posted by AncientYoyo · in r/Finland · 2 years ago

Hi, we're visiting finland for Christmas and New Year's breaks. We made hotel bookings through booking.com. However, on a non-refundable booking, they messaged asking for twice the amount and when we declined to do that, they canceled our booking. Are there any local websites that could be more reliable? All other hotels in the area in our budget are now booked so this experience has really made our trip planning difficult. Any help appreciated!

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dathingee · 2 years ago

There are 2 bigger hotel groups, Sokos Hotels and Scandic Hotels. I usually book directly with either of those. If the place I'm visiting doesn't have one of the 2 I'll use booking.com or hotels.com.

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Ordinary-Finger-8595 · 2 years ago

Directly from the hotel website. You can use booking.com etc to browse hotels, then go to the hotels website to book

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Any-Jellyfish6272 · 2 years ago

Usually way more expensive unfortunately

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Lynxhiding · 2 years ago

That is actually not correct. Third party systems show usually the prices set by the hotel or hotel chain. The cheapest options in booking.com are non-refundable and can be obtained also on hotel websites. It used to be a bit different, but especially with smaller independent hotels you may well get the best price by contacting the hotel directly.

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0_0_0 · 2 years ago

Direct from the hotel is also the best way if there are any requests or changes to the booking. The middleman often complicates things.

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Harriv · 2 years ago

The webpages of that specific hotel/hotel group.

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MARRASKONE · 2 years ago

Booking.com

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Imaginary_Hand_9238 · 2 years ago

Try sokoshotels.fi

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An Estonian’s Perspective: Discovering Latvia’s Hospitality

Posted by CaffreyEST · in r/latvia · 9 months ago

An Estonian’s Perspective: Discovering Latvia’s Hospitality

We’re currently on a little getaway in Latvia, and as an Estonian, I’ve been genuinely impressed by the experience. The accommodation we found is spotless, thoughtfully designed, and perfect for families—with everything from a sauna to safety features for kids.

What stands out the most is the warm hospitality. Our host has been incredibly accommodating, offering to prepare the sauna while we were out and letting us check out at our convenience. It’s clear that the focus here is on making guests feel welcome and at ease.

While I won’t dwell on prices, it’s worth noting that this level of quality comes at a more reasonable cost than what we’re used to in Estonia. But for me, it’s not just about the price—it’s the attention to detail and genuine care that have made this trip so memorable.

Latvia has so much to offer, and I’m already looking forward to discovering more of its hidden gems!

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Weak-Boysenberry3807 · 9 months ago

Latvian going to Tallinn in january.. haven't been in 20 years, can't wait!!!

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CaffreyEST · OP · 9 months ago

Nice! 20 years is a long time, and Tallinn has changed a lot. It’s definitely going to be an exciting experience, especially if you have previous memories to compare it to. Have an amazing trip! 😊

I highly recommend visiting Telliskivi Creative City, which has plenty of amazing dining places, and the Noblessner area, known for its unique vibe. Of course, the Old Town is a must-see for tourists, but compared to 15–20 years ago, it has lost some of its charm among locals and isn’t quite the same as it used to be.

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valcars · 9 months ago

Then why tf I went to Tervis SPA. 🤔

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CaffreyEST · OP · 9 months ago

Estonia's top SPAs, in my opinion, are undoubtedly Vihula Manor Spa and Wagenküll Castle Spa—both provide an exceptional experience with the perfect blend of relaxation, luxury, and a unique atmosphere. That said, I’m not saying anything bad about Tervis SPA either; it’s a great place to relax! But it’s good to know there are plenty of other amazing options to explore in Estonia. 😊

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Honest-Ad-9990 · 9 months ago

Summer 2024 we had very poor experience of Latvian hospitality. not in Riga city center but in subburbs the restaurants show at google open till 21.00 - if you arrive at 20:00 they tell you "sorry we are closing" - what bad service attitude - reminds me somehow to the dark times when this country was occupied by foreign power....

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Reinis_LV · 9 months ago

I am sorry, but wtf. 1h in a slow food restaurant is simply not a thing for dinner. I think for dining that actually is not unreasonable to be told that. In most western countries you have to reserve a table at least a day prior and the time slot will never be just 1 hour. On top of that, google opening times are not always updated. It is especially true if the next day is a national holiday.

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X_irtz · 9 months ago

I am struggling to understand how you found a correlation between a shop closing an hour earlier and the soviet regime...

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easterneruopeangal · 9 months ago

We are very hospitable because we have 6 toes.

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ygksob · 9 months ago

I couldn’t agree with you more.. Latvia has some awesome venues with awesome hospitality. They are a proud people who want to display the best their culture has to offer.

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Budget hotels

Posted by Gothar_Cold-Eyed · in r/Norway · 3 years ago

I know here must be a numerous number of post with this question but I want something updated...

So, can you guys recommend some not so cheap but also not so expensive hotels in Oslo? Not primary in city center...

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Thank you :)

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Realistic-Ad3297 · 3 years ago

I've stated at Anker Hostel before for super cheap, but that was outside tourist season. They have private room options as well.

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patco81 · 3 years ago

$400.00 US is budget?

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Gothar_Cold-Eyed · OP · 3 years ago

No, it's a maximum amount of money I'm willing to pay for a hotel. Total budget for a week trip is about 1.500 USD.

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Citizen_of_H · 3 years ago

Are you looking for a hotel for a week for 400 US dollars??

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patco81 · 3 years ago

That makes more sense.

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xx3amori · 3 years ago

I'd check out airbnb to get the most for your money. You'll struggle finding hotels for 400$ total for a week.

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Consistent_Salt_9267 · 3 years ago

I have an air mattress you can crash on for 200 a nigth! I really need money 😅

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Jamanefejj · 3 years ago

200 a night? Op might as well book a hotel

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patco81 · 3 years ago

I would be interested in that myself.

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best affordable hotel in finland

Key Considerations for Finding an Affordable Hotel in Finland:

  1. Location: Consider staying in cities like Helsinki, Tampere, or Turku, which offer a range of affordable options. Proximity to public transport can also save you money on travel.

  2. Amenities: Look for hotels that include free Wi-Fi, breakfast, and other amenities that can enhance your stay without additional costs.

  3. Reviews: Check online reviews on platforms like TripAdvisor or Booking.com to gauge the quality of service and cleanliness.

  4. Booking Time: Prices can vary significantly based on the season. Booking in advance or during off-peak times can lead to better deals.

  5. Hostels and Guesthouses: Don't overlook hostels or guesthouses, which can offer a more budget-friendly experience while still providing comfort and a chance to meet other travelers.

Recommendations:

  • Hotel Arthur (Helsinki): Centrally located with reasonable rates, it offers comfortable rooms and good amenities.

  • Omena Hotel (Various Locations): Known for its budget-friendly prices and self-service model, Omena Hotels are a great option for travelers looking for simplicity.

  • Scandic Hotels (Various Locations): Often have competitive rates and include breakfast, making them a solid choice for families or longer stays.

  • Hostel Erottajanpuisto (Helsinki): A budget-friendly hostel with a friendly atmosphere, perfect for solo travelers or those looking to save.

By considering these factors and options, you can find an affordable hotel that meets your needs while exploring Finland.

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