Hotels in Helsinki – It's quite easy to find a place to stay in Helsinki and hotels in Helsinki are abundant since the town is a major attraction especially during summer. Most Helsinki hotels are budget friendly hotels providing decent rooms, satisfying amenities and good customer service. Hotel in Helsinki are also generally cheaper on weekends as there are less business travelers. It is advised to book early if you're planning a visit on summer as that's the busiest and most preferred season for tourists. Check properly by calling direct should you've offered an accommodation in Helsinki by travel agents as normally school dormitories are converted to cheap hostels during summer. Although by comparison, these dormitories are cheaper than budget hotels but it is safer to stay in hotel room as hostels won't have any amenities or provide clean and decent rooms.

Better yet is to stay in mid-range or luxury hotels in Helsinki, if you can afford to foot the bill of course. These hotels generally provide comfortable rooms with great amenities as well. Most hotels at this range offer nothing less than a posh holiday for you, your loved one and your entire family. If you're planning a vacation with family here on summer, you may want to consider these luxury hotels for their excellent amenities.

Helsinki – Helsinki is the capital of Finland, and the largest city in the country. Surrounded by sea and a vast archipelago, Helsinki is best visited the summer as the bright sun would illuminate the city, exposing its true architectural and natural beauty. Helsinki also has a great horizon view as the peaks of its many churches and century old buildings forms magnificent evening scenery. Being a major hub for political, financial, research and cultural in this region, you'll find a mixture of nationalities staying within the ambience of Finnish and Scandinavian tradition and culture.

There are many places and attractions in Helsinki, such as the great fortress of Suomenlinna or 'Gibraltar of the North', a huge sea fortress built by Swedish in mid 1700s. Still occupied by about thousand inhabitants, it's not only a living museum filled with cannons, catacombs and old fortifications but the complex houses many restaurants, cafes and theatres. It's also a very popular spot picnic among locals. UNESCO has included Suomenlinna as World Heritage List in 1991 as unique monument to European military architecture.

Another prominent attraction site is the Kaivopuisto Park, a stunning park by the seaside with rows of cafés. Having the most expensive houses in entire Helsinki, this park offers beautiful sceneries of sailboats passing through and lively environment of people on the promenade. Kaivopuisto is a favorite shooting sight for professional photographers and movie makers as it has such captivating picturesque views which changes all the time.