Eurohostel is a large institutional hostel attracting backpackers, families and tour coaches. It's located on the Katajanokka peninsula, only minutes walk away from the Viking Line ferry terminal. It is also a short walk to the main shopping street Alesksanterinkatu, along with Market Square and Senate Square. With luggage it can be a little difficult to get there but the Mastokatu (line 2) and Vyokatu (line 4) tram stops are close by.
The reception is open 24 hours. Although the trams stop running at 0130 in the morning, and during winter even the short walk from the city centre can turn off the bravest of Finns. 22€ (19.50€ for YHA members) is reasonable for Helsinki, but does not include breakfast (although it can be bought in the café on the ground floor). On each floor there is a kitchen, and cooking utensils can be hired for a €10 deposit.
Whilst much of the building is in good condition, some of the bathrooms could do with some attention. They are kept clean but the facilities are showing their age. It is not often that dorm rooms have only two or three beds – and they are kept immaculately clean. There are also lockers for additional security. Also included in the price is a free sauna in the morning – this is very much recommended and part of the "Finnish" experience.
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