Lovely new hotel, very clean and modern, just at the train station (quite convenient), but also next to the city center attractions. The staff was incredibly welcoming and nice. Check in and check out was smooth.
The room was cozy and beds were comfortable, and had all needed amenities.
10/10!
A decent choice if you’re coming for work or business. The hotel has a spacious common area with plenty of desks, meeting rooms, and sofas, which makes it easy to work or take calls. Other shared facilities include a kitchen, steam room, sauna, and jacuzzi.
Breakfast is served at a café connected to their Noli 2 property, so if you book a room with breakfast you’ll need to walk there. It’s fine but not remarkable — limited options, and a bit disappointing since there’s a full restaurant on-site that serves meals later in the day. Not a big issue, but worth noting.
Room amenities are quite mixed. I stayed in two different studio rooms - both had some unexpected conveniences like full utensils, a washing machine, and an oven, but oddly no TV or couch. Service is also limited: check-in is self-service, and staff are only available during certain hours. It’s definitely a lower service level than most hotels I’ve stayed at elsewhere, though perhaps that’s typical for Finland or this price range.
Overall, it’s not a bad stay by any means. If you’re here for work and want a practical base in the area, it’s a solid option - just come with the right expectations.
Noli studios is a best place for tourists to stay with. The location was nice and the room is perfect. It located at Malmi station if you take train.
For this location, it was nice because it takes only 10-15 mins walking distance to reach two supermarkets nearby from Noli studio. Other than that, it took only 5-10 mins walking distance to reach the railway station from Noli studio. So, the location is perfect for those who wanted to stay.
Besides, Noli studio also very good for the people to stay with because there is a direct train can reach the airport, so you no need to worry abt it. It is very convenient for people to stay with Noli studio. Other than that, the railway station can actually reach the Helsinki which is the most popular destination from only 5 stations away from Malmi.
Overall it was nice, the room can cook and it is big enough for us to stay. People here are also quite nice when serving us.
LLazysusanI booked the stay through Trip.com. Trip.com only provided a hotel voucher but when we arrived the premises, we found out it's not a hotel and there is no reception. We spent an hour to find out how to get into the apartment. The other guests here told us that they booked the stay through other operators, they received email for online check-in. We finally managed to contact Bob W and got the email for online check-in and did the cumbersome check-in process on the street. Despite this hassel, we are happy with the accommodation. The ambience is very homey and apartment is well-equipped. Bob‘s staff is helpful and response is prompt even late at night. There is free gym service (but we have no time to try it out). The breakfast arrangement is good too. There are 3 cafes to choose from and Bob W offers discount menu in these 3 cafes.
ผผู้ใช้ไม่ระบุชื่อRoom is clean and affordably priced, however it's abit of walking distance away from the train station. It was more difficult to walk during winter on icy/ snowy grounds. Room is decently sized; just one thing, they do not provide kettles for standard rooms (need to pay to have one. Thought it was a basic amenity), but you can get free hot water at the lobby.
ผผู้เข้าพักA decent choice if you’re coming for work or business. The hotel has a spacious common area with plenty of desks, meeting rooms, and sofas, which makes it easy to work or take calls. Other shared facilities include a kitchen, steam room, sauna, and jacuzzi.
Breakfast is served at a café connected to their Noli 2 property, so if you book a room with breakfast you’ll need to walk there. It’s fine but not remarkable — limited options, and a bit disappointing since there’s a full restaurant on-site that serves meals later in the day. Not a big issue, but worth noting.
Room amenities are quite mixed. I stayed in two different studio rooms - both had some unexpected conveniences like full utensils, a washing machine, and an oven, but oddly no TV or couch. Service is also limited: check-in is self-service, and staff are only available during certain hours. It’s definitely a lower service level than most hotels I’ve stayed at elsewhere, though perhaps that’s typical for Finland or this price range.
Overall, it’s not a bad stay by any means. If you’re here for work and want a practical base in the area, it’s a solid option - just come with the right expectations.