Arguably Helsinki's trendiest place to stay, this architectural showpiece has pleasing rooms with supermodern everything. All have views, but the higher floors (more expensive) are best. Our only complaint – it's a pity the windows aren't a bit bigger. The rooftop swimming pool is almost as cool as the rooftop bar, Sky Room.
Clarion Hotel Helsinki
Top choice in Helsinki
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Suomenlinna, the ‘fortress of Finland’, straddles a cluster of car-free islands connected by bridges. This Unesco World Heritage site was originally built…
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