Light and trendy apartment with good connections
Bright & trendy flat in between lovely Torkkelinmäki and Harju. Located in the heart of Helsinki with wide selection of neat go-to parks and restaurants. Near metro station (400meters). - Self check in 24/7 - Spacious 50m2 apartment. Perfect for couples, families or business travel. - Professional cleaning with fresh linens. - Fast and easy to access connections to the city center - Close paid parking outside next to the apartment - Grocery shop across the road - Fully equipped kitchen. Bright and modern flat. Spacious living room/kitchen. On the living room there is one sofabed (120cm) and one divan(80cm). Kitchen is fully equipped and renovated couple years ago. Bedroom with one 160cm bed which can be separated into two smaller beds. Fully renovated bathroom with washing machine. This apartment fits up to five people. The whole apartment is on your use. Apartment is located near metro station (400m) and next to tram (20m). You can find parking spaces easily in Fleminginkatu and Helsinginkuja. Self check-in available 24/7.
The space
Bright and modern flat. Spacious living room/kitchen. On the living room there is one sofabed (120cm) and one divan(80cm). Kitchen is fully equipped and renovated couple years ago. Bedroom with one 160cm bed which can be separated into two smaller beds. Fully renovated bathroom with washing machine. This apartment fits up to five people.
Sleeping arrangements
What this place offers
Available add-ons
Optional extras for this apartment. Prices are for your current party size — add them in the booking panel.
Guest access
The whole apartment is on your use.
Where you’ll be
Helsinginkatu 19 A 19, 00500 Helsinki
Getting around
Apartment is located near metro station (400m) and next to tram (20m). You can find parking spaces easily in Fleminginkatu and Helsinginkuja.
The neighbourhood
What to do in Kallio, Helsinki and beyond? Helsinki offers a blend of urban culture, natural beauty, and fascinating history. Whether you’re here for the sights, food, or outdoor adventures, this guide will help you make the most of your stay. Sauna Löyly. A modern sauna with a stunning location by the sea. Enjoy traditional saunas and cold dips in the Baltic Sea. There is also a good restaurant and live performances of top artists during summer. Reservations for both the sauna and restaurant are recommended. Allas Sea Pool. Located at the harbour, right next to the central market square (Kauppatori), this urban sauna experience offers both heated pools and access to seawater swimming in a pool. The seawater is at the same temperature as the surrounding sea. The saunas offer top views of the urban Helsinki centre. The sauna/pool area does not offer reservations, so arrive early on busy days (weekends, public holidays, a beautiful summer days). Kotiharjun Sauna. A more traditional wood-burning public sauna, loved by locals and perfect for a no-frills authentic Finnish experience. Kulttuurisauna. A serene, eco-friendly sauna by the sea, ideal for a peaceful, minimalist experience. Sauna Hermanni. A laid-back neighbourhood sauna, giving you a local experience in a cozy, friendly environment. Sompsasauna. An entirely free, self-service sauna run by volunteers and beloved by locals. Located by the sea, this sauna offers a truly unique and off-the-beaten-path experience. Open year-round, it’s known for its communal atmosphere and quirky setting. No reservations are required—just show up, bring your own towels, and enjoy a true local sauna experience. Please note that people may be naked (completely optional) and taking pictures is not allowed. Sightseeing in Helsinki Helsinki has many impressive landmarks, combining historical sites and modern design: Sibelius Monument. This stunning sculpture honors the composer Jean Sibelius and is set in a scenic park near the waterfront. Temppeliaukio Church (Rock Church). Famed for being carved into solid rock, this church is not only an architectural wonder but also a serene space to visit. Kallio Church. An imposing granite church in the Kallio district, offering beautiful views and an iconic spire visible from afar. Helsinki Cathedral (Tuomiokirkko). This striking white cathedral dominates Senate Square, with a neoclassical design that is the symbol of the city. Uspenski Cathedral. An impressive red-brick Eastern Orthodox cathedral with golden domes, offering rich interior decoration and a glimpse into Finnish Orthodox traditions. Outdoor adventures and Helsinki’s islands Helsinki’s archipelago is full of beautiful islands, each with its own charm. Take a ferry ride and enjoy the views of the sea and coastline: Nuuksio National Park. Just outside the city, Nuuksio is perfect for hiking, camping, or simply enjoying Finland’s natural beauty. Kaivopuisto Park. One of Helsinki’s oldest and most loved parks, Kaivopuisto offers plenty of green space and excellent views of the sea—ideal for a sunset picnic or a relaxing walk. Mustikkamaa Island. Known for its beaches and outdoor trekking routes, Mustikkamaa is great for nature lovers and connects to Korkeasaari Zoo by a scenic bridge. Lonna Island. A peaceful retreat just a short ferry ride away. Enjoy a meal at the island’s restaurant or relax in its public sauna. Lonna offers a serene break from the city without the crowds. Pihlajasaari Island. This summer favorite is known for its sandy beaches and rugged shorelines, perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and picnicking. Vallisaari Island. A nature lover’s paradise with walking trails and historical fortifications. It’s a great spot for hiking and birdwatching. Seurasaari Island. An open-air museum showcasing traditional Finnish wooden buildings. You can also take a peaceful walk along its forested trails and enjoy the natural surroundings. Museums & Architecture Ateneum Art Museum. Finland's most important art museum, showcasing Finnish and international works from the 19th century onwards. Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Art. Known for its bold modern design, Kiasma is a must-see for contemporary art lovers. Amos Rex Museum. Located beneath the Lasipalatsi building, Amos Rex offers a mix of modern art exhibitions and historic architecture, with a quirky rooftop outdoor space. Downtown Helsinki Architecture. Walk through Esplanadi and Senate Square to take in the grand neoclassical buildings and the elegance of the National Romantic style. Don’t miss Helsinki’s Art Nouveau gems, especially around the Eira and Katajanokka districts, where you’ll find charming and colorful residential buildings. Restaurant & Café recommendations Good Life Coffee. A small, cool café in Kallio with great coffee and a relaxed atmosphere. A perfect place for coffee enthusiasts. Café Ursula. A lovely seaside café that’s perfect for brunch or coffee, with scenic views of the Baltic Sea. Layers Bakery. A charming bakery and café offering mouthwatering pastries, fresh bread, and excellent coffee. It’s a perfect spot for breakfast or an afternoon coffee break. Teurastamo Area. The area of Teurastamo is a vibrant place housing many of our favourite casual restaurants, like Lopez y Lopez, Kellohalli, Miss Bowl and many bars and a nightclub DTM (LTBTQ+ friendly). During summer, you can find many events or enjoy the free barbeque area (bring your coal and food). BasBas (Baskeri & Basso). A relaxed yet elegant bistro known for its delicious, seasonal dishes. This restaurant offers a fantastic wine list and a vibrant atmosphere, making it a local favourite. Be sure to book in advance as it’s often fully booked. Kaffa Roastery. For coffee enthusiasts, Kaffa Roastery in Punavuori is a great place to sample locally roasted coffee in a laid-back environment. The café has been chosen as the best café in Finland numerous times. Café Regatta. A small, cosy café by the sea, famous for its cinnamon buns and rustic atmosphere. It’s a perfect spot to enjoy a hot drink by an open fire during the colder months or a refreshing beverage in the summer sun. Nightlife DTM Nightclub. A popular nightclub in Helsinki known for its inclusive atmosphere and great music. It’s a fun place to dance the night away. Kallio Nightlife. Kallio is known for its alternative vibe and bustling bar scene. Try Siltanen or Kuja Bar for cocktails, or visit one of the many other quirky bars in the area. Mummotunneli (Granny Tunnel). Located downtown, Mummotunneli is a summer nightlife hotspot with open-air terraces, live music, and a buzzing party atmosphere. Seasonal Events & Markets Depending on the time of year, Helsinki offers unique seasonal experiences: Helsinki Christmas Market. Held in Senate Square, this traditional market is a must-see in December, offering local crafts, mulled wine (glögi), and festive treats. Flow Festival. An urban music festival that blends cutting-edge music, art, and food. Held in the former power plant area of Suvilahti, it’s one of the highlights of Helsinki’s summer season. For up-to-date events, check the MyHelsinki app, which provides real-time information on concerts, exhibitions, and festivals happening across the city. Shopping in Helsinki Mall of Tripla One of the largest malls in the Nordics, offering a wide range of shops and dining options. Redi Shopping Center A stylish mall with a rooftop garden, ideal for shopping and enjoying a city view. Downtown Helsinki The city centre offers fantastic Finnish design stores like Marimekko, Iittala, and Artek, as well as international brands. Stroll along Aleksanterinkatu and Esplanadi for a blend of local and global shopping. Day trips & places to visit outside of Helsinki Helsinki is a fantastic city, but if you have some extra time, there are several beautiful towns and villages nearby that offer a wonderful escape from the city. The places are reachable by public transport, but having a car at hand makes travelling to them much easier. Porvoo. Porvoo is one of Finland’s oldest and most picturesque towns, located just under an hour from Helsinki. Known for its charming cobblestone streets and colorful wooden houses, Porvoo offers a peaceful and historic atmosphere. Explore the old town, visit the Porvoo Cathedral, and enjoy the riverside cafés and restaurants. It’s the perfect place to wander around and soak up the history of Finland. Mathildedahl Village. A small, charming village located near the Teijo National Park, Mathildedahl is known for its artisan shops, quaint cafés, and local craft products. The village has a relaxed, old-world charm, making it a great spot for a day trip to experience Finnish craftsmanship and slow living. Don’t miss the local bakery, brewery, and alpaca farm! Fiskars Village. Fiskars Village is renowned for its vibrant arts and crafts scene, located about 1.5 hours from Helsinki. Home to numerous artists, designers, and craftsmen, the village offers plenty of galleries, workshops, and shops where you can buy handmade goods. It’s a beautiful destination with a rich industrial history, lovely surroundings, and a range of cultural events throughout the year. Apps for getting around HSL App. This app makes navigating Helsinki’s public transportation easy, offering schedules for buses, trams, and trains. MyHelsinki App. Stay updated on the latest events, restaurant recommendations, and hidden gems with this local guide to the city.
House rules
📕 House Rules. Breaking the rules may result in your stay being cancelled before checkout or additional payments. 🤫 Quiet hours are from 22:00 to 07:00. Please maintain reasonable noise levels throughout your stay. 🎉 While the apartment may seem ideal for hosting parties, please note that our neighbours are very sensitive to noise. If we receive any complaints, we will address them immediately. A written warning from the housing association’s board will incur a €3,000 fee. 🚭 Smoking, vaping, or related activities are not allowed in the apartment, on the balcony, or in the building. A minimum fine of €1,000 will be charged for smoking in the apartment. 🐶 Pets are not allowed to keep the apartment allergy-free for all guests. Undeclared pets brought to the apartment will result in cleaning cost being charged from the client in full + 500€ additional fee. 👠 Please remove your shoes at the entrance. This is a cultural practice in Finland and a way to reduce noise and protect property. 👨👨👦👦 All guests must be included in the reservation. No unregistered visitors are permitted. If undeclared guests are found, an additional €50 per person per night will be charged. 🧳 Leaving luggage in the building before or after your stay is prohibited. 🕒 Late checkout is not allowed without prior approval. If you are still at the apartment after the scheduled checkout time, a fee of €10 per hour will be charged. If our cleaner has to wait for you to vacate, an additional €60 per hour will be charged. If your late checkout delays the next guest’s check-in, you will be charged the cost of the first night's stay for the next guest’s stay. 🚯 Please keep the apartment tidy. If extra cleaning is required or damage occurs, you will be charged the full cost of cleaning or repairs.
Cancellation policy
Moderate
- Full refund if you cancel at least 5 days before check-in.
- If you cancel later, the first night is non-refundable and the remaining nights are refunded.