Hotel St. George

Historic location

The central Kamppi district of Helsinki plays an important role in the history of Finland’s independence. This was the main seat of the Finnish press industry, and in 1817 the Finnish Literary Society moved into the building that would later become Hotel St. George. It is here that the pro-independence Suometar newspaper was later distributed. Today, the area full of modern businesses, with a variety of shops, cafés and restaurants, as well as parks and cultural attractions. Those of you arriving by car can park in the Erottaja Q-Park garage at Yrjönkatu 8-10.

Classic wellness

Wellness is a key feature of the hotel! The classic interior design with calming colours and textures creates a wonderful oasis of tranquility in this quiet area of the bustling city centre, allowing guests to enjoy a wonderfully relaxing stay. St. George Care features a gym, sauna and pool, as well as various spa treatments and expert consultations with our inhouse nutritionist.

Art gallery & timeless design

Inspired by timeless Nordic design, the décor here at the hotel creates a harmonious and relaxing atmosphere. The fine lines and soft tones are set off by abstract shapes and tones in the 400 or so stunning works of art from various eras and materials on display here at the hotel. Art gallery or hotel? You decide! What is certain is that it is a hub point for great taste and wellbeing that will both relax and inspire you!