Prywatny pokój on Katajanokka, Helsinki, Helsinki

This listing is located nearby the historic charm of downtown Helsinki.

Set within a beautifully restored red-brick building overlooking the sea, our studios offer the perfect blend of style and urban city life. It sure is hard to find a neighborhood as calm as Katajanokka so near the city center of Helsinki.

Inside this listing, our communal spaces are designed to foster communality and creativity. From our modern gym and spa area to our vibrant co-working and living spaces, there's always a place to relax, recharge and connect with your neighbors. And with our shared bikes and convenient transportation options, exploring Helsinki has never been easier.

This is more than just a place to stay – it's a place to belong. A place where you'll share stories and have the opportunity to make neighbors your friends. Plus, with communal events organized by our Hosts every month, there's always something to look forward to.
With a sea view and close proximity to downtown Helsinki, this is located in an historically significant building that was once the former headquarters of grocery giant Kesko. Built in 1940, this iconic red-brick building is surrounded by the sea, parks and fine examples of both modernist and Art Nouveau architecture.
You’re never alone with us, unless when you choose to be.

Offering services and spaces that support the whole community is our way of creating a sense of belonging with the surrounding neighbourhood. With the contribution of our staff and partners, we wish to give our guests room to belong.

We organize monthly events for our guests to keep the community active and easily accessable for newcomers. In addition to our communal events, we have recommendations for independent activities for those who need a push or are unaware of local offering.

Sustainability is also about sustainable ways of living - together. We offer everybody the chance to make new connections and get the experience of a lively and welcoming neighbourhood. Want to hang out, organise a book club or just exchange a few words when walking by your next door neighbour? The choice is yours.