Experience Luxury and Comfort at Scandic Grand Marina Hotel in Helsinki

Scandic Grand Marina

Katajanokanlaituri 7, Near Helsinki Cathedral, Helsinki, 00160, Finland

Rating

4.1

GreenLeader

2024

Price Level

Rooms

470

Pets

Yes

from DZD 218,626.43

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May

Scandic Grand Marina, Helsinki

Scandic Grand Marina

Located by the waterfront of Katajanokka Scandic Grand Marina is housed in 1920s Art Nouveau building and offers free WiFi sauna gym and a 24-hour on-site shop. The Market Square is a 6-minute walk away. All guest rooms have wooden floors a TV and a desk. Some rooms have a tea/coffee maker. The large arched windows and high ceiling in the restaurant and bar creates a bright atmosphere. During summer guests can also enjoy the large terrace. Bicycles and Nordic walking sticks can be borrowed at the reception. Scandic Grand Marina is certified as an environmentally friendly hotel. Uspenski Cathedral the Presidential Palace and Helsinki city centre are just 500 metres away. Helsinki’s Viking Line ferry terminal is located next to the hotel. Parking is available.

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DZD 218,626.44

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Overall

Very Good

4.1

985 reviews

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Customers Review

Location 4.2

Cleanliness 4.1

Comfort 4

Neighborhood 4.2

Amenities 4

Condition 3.9

Recomendation 84%

“Hotel em excelente localização, muito bom pequeno almoço, frigorífico, ar condicionado, e cofre no quarto, chão dos quartos em madeira, empregados simpáticos”

— João Narciso

“Muito bom hotel, fácil de chegar vindo do aeroporto até a estação central, recepcionistas atenciosas, ótimo café da manhã, quartos grande e novos, perto das principais atrações. Gostei do hotel e da cidade.”

— Nélio Andrade