Hotel St. George, Helsinki
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“The building is magnificent: a former printing and publishing house from the 1920s. It was reborn as a hotel in 2018, thanks to the homegrown Kamp group, which has a collection of smart hotels in the city.”
“Set in a Renaissance Revival building completed by architect Onni Tarjanne in 1890, this hotel is one of the most prestigious in Helsinki. It represents minimalism at its most luxurious with bespoke furniture in soothing colours in every room from the charming Atelier to the dramatic St. George Suite.”
“The Helsinki hotel is the city’s most stylish and luxurious. Setting the bar at a new level for attention to detail for accommodation. The St. George pulls off a cool combination of informality and sophistication.”
What guests liked
- Top location
- Friendly staff
- Free Wifi
- Comfortable beds
- Swimming pool
All you need to know
Over 150 years old, Hotel St. George Helsinki has an impressive history. In the mid-1800s, Helsinki’s Kampi district housed a group of Finnish intellectuals, creating a hub of literary institutions. Around this time, Hotel St. George served as the meeting place for the Finnish Literary Society and as the printing center for the first Finnish newspaper.
The architecture and design of this hotel are just as impressive as its history. Designed by the famous architect, Onni Tarjanne, this hotel has 153 guest rooms featuring luxurious Scandinavian comforts under the backdrop of the Old Church Park on Yrjönkatu.
Each individually-decorated room is 100% non-smoking and includes access to the onsite swimming pool, sauna, gym, library, lounge, and spa. Guests can choose from studio rooms, ateliers, twin rooms, and suites, with some of these showcasing over 1,000 square feet of space, balconies overlooking the park, local artwork, marble bathrooms, and separate living spaces. Many rooms feature sparkling water on tap, luxury linens, flat-screen TVs, and minibars stocked with snacks.
The hotel has a bar and restaurant located on the premises. Wintergarden, one of the lively hotel restaurants, prides itself as a local hangout, and the other eatery, Restaurant Andrea, serves a blend of Nordic and Anatolian Cuisine. Hotel St. George also serves breakfast each morning, offering everything from homemade yogurt to freshly baked bread. Guests are also welcome to order room service, available every day. For a luxurious environment, attention to detail, and a beautiful location, Hotel St. George Helsinki will not disappoint.
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