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The hotel contains of 137 rooms including 2 suites. All the rooms are provided with state-of-the-art equipment ranging from custom made beds and mattresses to laptop size safe to oversized robe and towels to LCD television to high speed internet - wireless and wired. That's how the hotel describes itself in their website. Because I haven't spent any nights there I cannot say anything else.
Room categories range very intrestingly from Mystical to Passion to Desire to Envy.
Passion & Mystical: Up to 20 sqm
Desire: 20 to 25 sqm
Envy: 25 to 30 sqm
Envy Plus: 30 to 40 sqm
Envy Suite: 55 sqm
If you have iPod with you, ask the sound dock from the receptionist. In Envy-rooms there are DJ Slow's mixed iPods waiting for.
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Very good. Theme: HotelComparison: about average
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 | Sokos Hotel Klaus Kurki: Modern comfort
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Hotel Klausk K is a new design hotel located in the center of Helsinki, just perfect for shopping and sightseeing. The hotel is very modern and beautiful, but obviously designed with also guest comfort in mind. Service is top notch in the hotel and also in the restaurants. One waiter from the downstairs Italian restaurant offered to carry my luggage when I arrived since there was no porter downstairs then and one waitress in Filmitähti restaurant went searching for batteries for our camera when our batteries run out of power. Now that’s the kind of service you rarely get in Finland. Fantastic!
Our room, Desire, was big, comfortable, clean and beautifully decorated. Especially the bed was fantastic and I loved the rainshower in the bathroom. The toiletries were also very nice, better than usual. Even though the hotel is so centrally located, there was hardly any bothering noise from outside, mainly just a quiet hum of traffic. The room had a flat screen tv, a dvd-player, a minibar and you could also listen to tv or dvd in the bathroom by simply pushing a button…
My only complaint would be the breakfast. To be fair, there is plenty to choose from, because there is bread, cereals, yoghurt, fruits, cold cuts, pastries and juices etc., but no warm dishes at all. Not even boiled eggs. I don’t usually eat anything else than cereals for breakfast at home, but its always nice to indulge yourself when on holiday and especially my boyfriend missed his usual hotel breakfast of bacon and eggs. They do have these “breakfast plates” you can order, but at 16 EUR, I don’t think they would be worth the money.
But in spite of the breakfast, I would definitely stay here again. I have found my new favourite hotel in Helsinki.
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