Property building in CheapSleep Hostel Helsinki

CheapSleep Hostel Helsinki

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Hotel-Highlights

Welcome to CheapSleep Hostel Helsinki, where adventure meets comfort in the heart of Finland's vibrant capital! Nestled just 1,8mi from the buzzing city center, this budget-friendly hostel invites you to explore all Helsinki has to offer without breaking the bank. With prices starting at only $27 per night, you'll have plenty left over for that Finnish sauna or a classic cinnamon roll at a local café!

Bedroom, Bed in CheapSleep Hostel Helsinki
bunk bed, Bed in CheapSleep Hostel Helsinki

Zimmer

Double Room with Shared Bathroom in CheapSleep Hostel Helsinki

Zeige 9 Fotos

1 Doppelbett

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160 m²

Zimmer, Gemeinschaftsbad

Gartenblick

Waschmaschine

Obergeschosse mit Aufzug erreichbar

Dusche

This double room features a seating area, soundproofing and tumble dryer. Slippers are available for an extra fee.

Triple Room with Shared Bathroom in CheapSleep Hostel Helsinki

Zeige 6 Fotos

3 Einzelbetten

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195 m²

Dreibettzimmer, Gemeinschaftsbad

Gartenblick

Waschmaschine

Obergeschosse mit Aufzug erreichbar

Dusche

This triple room features a washing machine, seating area and view. Slippers are available for an extra fee.

Bed in 16-Bed Mixed Dormitory Room in CheapSleep Hostel Helsinki

Zeige 9 Fotos

1 Etagenbett

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390 m²

Schlafsaal, 16 Bed

Waschmaschine

Obergeschosse mit Aufzug erreichbar

Dusche

Schalldicht

Stay in our modern soundproof 16-bed mixed dormitory room with an accessible elevator. Sleep comfortably in a bunk bed designed for solo travelers.

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You’ll find everything you need to kick off your Helsinki stay in style, including soundproof rooms to ensure your beauty sleep is uninterrupted. Free WiFi lets you share all those stunning travel photos instantly, while the garden view adds a refreshing touch to your stay. Enjoy a chill evening at the bar, or take advantage of the 24-hour front desk to get tips from our friendly staff on the best spots in town. With features like free parking and wheelchair accessibility, CheapSleep ensures that everyone can kick back and relax!

Property building in CheapSleep Hostel Helsinki
Property building in CheapSleep Hostel Helsinki

Erleben Sie das Beste

Don't just take our word for it—join the 5,227 satisfied guests who’ve already made memories here! Known for its warm atmosphere, non-smoking rooms, and convenient amenities like elevators to upper floors, this hostel strikes the perfect balance between a lively social scene and restful retreat. So pack your bags, grab your travel mates, and get ready for an unforgettable stay at CheapSleep Hostel Helsinki!

Bathroom in CheapSleep Hostel Helsinki
Bathroom in CheapSleep Hostel Helsinki

Planen Sie Ihren Aufenthalt

At CheapSleep Hostel Helsinki, the fun doesn’t stop when the sun goes down! Our lively bar is the perfect spot to kick back with a refreshing drink, share travel tales with your new friends from around the globe, or even join in on a little karaoke! Not in the mood for singing? No worries—our cozy common areas and garden provide the perfect ambience to relax after a day of exploration. Who knows? You might even strike up a conversation with a fellow traveler that leads to a spontaneous adventure!

Buffet breakfast in CheapSleep Hostel Helsinki
Buffet breakfast in CheapSleep Hostel Helsinki

Ausstattung

Kostenlose Parkplätze

Kostenloses WLAN

Bar

Schallisolierte Zimmer

24-Stunden-Rezeption

Nichtraucherzimmer

Rollstuhlgerecht

Gartenblick

Lounge or bar in CheapSleep Hostel Helsinki
Lounge or bar in CheapSleep Hostel Helsinki
Communal lounge/ TV room in CheapSleep Hostel Helsinki
CheapSleep is quite deservedly considered the best hostel in Finland. The price to quality ratio is absolutely excellent - it's both the most pleasant as well as, generally speaking, the cheapest hostel in Helsinki. I stayed there for a few weeks in total, always extending by a few days again and again, and really grew to like the place. The staff is very friendly and helpful all around, there's plenty of weekly events to connect with people and have some fun, and in general the vibe of the place was very approachable. I made many new friends during those two weeks, and even seriously considered the option of living there - but the staff informed me that they had just decided with the manager that long-term stays are no longer allowed. The location is excellent, just a short bus ride from the city center with another bus line almost next door connecting the hostel to Pasila/the mall of Tripla, as well as both East Helsinki and Espoo. I stayed mostly in a 4-person room which was perfect for my needs. Often empty save for one other person, it provided an especially good environment for meeting friends coming from all over the world. No problems with cleanliness. That's one of the best things about hostels, for me: a few times I asked for a change of sheets and a deeper cleanse of the room and so it was done. Very easy and comfortable place to stay at.

Jaakko

If you even buy breakfast in Alepa, coffee is free! If you want to go to shower, the best time to do it is not too late in the evening or in late morning, because the mornings are busy and in evenings the shower area is real fload! I like the system in fridges, where you mark your food as yours, the lockers and comfy bed! Also, there is a privat "corner" to hide with your phone! If you're studnent and living temporary as I did, I suggest to go studying to library, because the place is lively and i didn't see the plugs for my laptop there. I also like that in reception hall the music changes depending of day/night time, whish makes it comfy and pleasant in any time of the day!

Veronika

A very affordable place to stay in Helsinki. It is not in the city centre but very well connected by public transportation. The area is however nice and authentic, and there are grocery stores, some nice cafes, and flea markets nearby. The hostel has everything you need but since it's huge and there are many many people, it lacks vibe. The shared kitchen and bathrooms can get crowded at peak times and you might need to wait for your turn. However, there are some socializing activities arranged by the staff and volunteers which give some opportunities to meet people. The wifi works well but it's public, w/o password - maybe useful info for those who need to work remotely.

Margit

This was my first time spending two nights at a multiple bed dorm room sleeping alongside strangers, and I was nervous about this fact, however as I was there during the off-season, in the ~20 bed room there were only about 4 people staying, so there was still a degree of privacy. Right outside my room, there was a kitchen with a bunch of amenities and a corridor with people socializing and eating, aswell as a bathroom with multiple showers and toilets. The location is good, 3 minute walk to bus and tram stops, and there's a grocery store in the same building. The low price of 20 euro/night is what set my expectations, and they have been met. I recommend this place.

Maciej

Absolutely exceeded our expectations! We stayed in a private room with two beds. It was small but had everything we needed, and the high ceiling and a big window made it feel cozy and more spacious. The toilets and showers on the 4th floor were really clean and comfortable. The kitchen was clean and well equipped and the staff were all super nice and helpful! The hostel is located a bit further away from the city center, but has great tram and bus connections and the airport bus stops nearby as well. There’s also a 24h supermarket in the same building, which was really convenient. We will definitely come back!

Matylda

CheapSleep is quite deservedly considered the best hostel in Finland. The price to quality ratio is absolutely excellent - it's both the most pleasant as well as, generally speaking, the cheapest hostel in Helsinki. I stayed there for a few weeks in total, always extending by a few days again and again, and really grew to like the place. The staff is very friendly and helpful all around, there's plenty of weekly events to connect with people and have some fun, and in general the vibe of the place was very approachable. I made many new friends during those two weeks, and even seriously considered the option of living there - but the staff informed me that they had just decided with the manager that long-term stays are no longer allowed. The location is excellent, just a short bus ride from the city center with another bus line almost next door connecting the hostel to Pasila/the mall of Tripla, as well as both East Helsinki and Espoo. I stayed mostly in a 4-person room which was perfect for my needs. Often empty save for one other person, it provided an especially good environment for meeting friends coming from all over the world. No problems with cleanliness. That's one of the best things about hostels, for me: a few times I asked for a change of sheets and a deeper cleanse of the room and so it was done. Very easy and comfortable place to stay at.

Jaakko

If you even buy breakfast in Alepa, coffee is free! If you want to go to shower, the best time to do it is not too late in the evening or in late morning, because the mornings are busy and in evenings the shower area is real fload! I like the system in fridges, where you mark your food as yours, the lockers and comfy bed! Also, there is a privat "corner" to hide with your phone! If you're studnent and living temporary as I did, I suggest to go studying to library, because the place is lively and i didn't see the plugs for my laptop there. I also like that in reception hall the music changes depending of day/night time, whish makes it comfy and pleasant in any time of the day!

Veronika

A very affordable place to stay in Helsinki. It is not in the city centre but very well connected by public transportation. The area is however nice and authentic, and there are grocery stores, some nice cafes, and flea markets nearby. The hostel has everything you need but since it's huge and there are many many people, it lacks vibe. The shared kitchen and bathrooms can get crowded at peak times and you might need to wait for your turn. However, there are some socializing activities arranged by the staff and volunteers which give some opportunities to meet people. The wifi works well but it's public, w/o password - maybe useful info for those who need to work remotely.

Margit

This was my first time spending two nights at a multiple bed dorm room sleeping alongside strangers, and I was nervous about this fact, however as I was there during the off-season, in the ~20 bed room there were only about 4 people staying, so there was still a degree of privacy. Right outside my room, there was a kitchen with a bunch of amenities and a corridor with people socializing and eating, aswell as a bathroom with multiple showers and toilets. The location is good, 3 minute walk to bus and tram stops, and there's a grocery store in the same building. The low price of 20 euro/night is what set my expectations, and they have been met. I recommend this place.

Maciej

Absolutely exceeded our expectations! We stayed in a private room with two beds. It was small but had everything we needed, and the high ceiling and a big window made it feel cozy and more spacious. The toilets and showers on the 4th floor were really clean and comfortable. The kitchen was clean and well equipped and the staff were all super nice and helpful! The hostel is located a bit further away from the city center, but has great tram and bus connections and the airport bus stops nearby as well. There’s also a 24h supermarket in the same building, which was really convenient. We will definitely come back!

Matylda

CheapSleep is quite deservedly considered the best hostel in Finland. The price to quality ratio is absolutely excellent - it's both the most pleasant as well as, generally speaking, the cheapest hostel in Helsinki. I stayed there for a few weeks in total, always extending by a few days again and again, and really grew to like the place. The staff is very friendly and helpful all around, there's plenty of weekly events to connect with people and have some fun, and in general the vibe of the place was very approachable. I made many new friends during those two weeks, and even seriously considered the option of living there - but the staff informed me that they had just decided with the manager that long-term stays are no longer allowed. The location is excellent, just a short bus ride from the city center with another bus line almost next door connecting the hostel to Pasila/the mall of Tripla, as well as both East Helsinki and Espoo. I stayed mostly in a 4-person room which was perfect for my needs. Often empty save for one other person, it provided an especially good environment for meeting friends coming from all over the world. No problems with cleanliness. That's one of the best things about hostels, for me: a few times I asked for a change of sheets and a deeper cleanse of the room and so it was done. Very easy and comfortable place to stay at.

Jaakko

If you even buy breakfast in Alepa, coffee is free! If you want to go to shower, the best time to do it is not too late in the evening or in late morning, because the mornings are busy and in evenings the shower area is real fload! I like the system in fridges, where you mark your food as yours, the lockers and comfy bed! Also, there is a privat "corner" to hide with your phone! If you're studnent and living temporary as I did, I suggest to go studying to library, because the place is lively and i didn't see the plugs for my laptop there. I also like that in reception hall the music changes depending of day/night time, whish makes it comfy and pleasant in any time of the day!

Veronika

A very affordable place to stay in Helsinki. It is not in the city centre but very well connected by public transportation. The area is however nice and authentic, and there are grocery stores, some nice cafes, and flea markets nearby. The hostel has everything you need but since it's huge and there are many many people, it lacks vibe. The shared kitchen and bathrooms can get crowded at peak times and you might need to wait for your turn. However, there are some socializing activities arranged by the staff and volunteers which give some opportunities to meet people. The wifi works well but it's public, w/o password - maybe useful info for those who need to work remotely.

Margit

This was my first time spending two nights at a multiple bed dorm room sleeping alongside strangers, and I was nervous about this fact, however as I was there during the off-season, in the ~20 bed room there were only about 4 people staying, so there was still a degree of privacy. Right outside my room, there was a kitchen with a bunch of amenities and a corridor with people socializing and eating, aswell as a bathroom with multiple showers and toilets. The location is good, 3 minute walk to bus and tram stops, and there's a grocery store in the same building. The low price of 20 euro/night is what set my expectations, and they have been met. I recommend this place.

Maciej

Absolutely exceeded our expectations! We stayed in a private room with two beds. It was small but had everything we needed, and the high ceiling and a big window made it feel cozy and more spacious. The toilets and showers on the 4th floor were really clean and comfortable. The kitchen was clean and well equipped and the staff were all super nice and helpful! The hostel is located a bit further away from the city center, but has great tram and bus connections and the airport bus stops nearby as well. There’s also a 24h supermarket in the same building, which was really convenient. We will definitely come back!

Matylda

Standort

Sturenkatu 27, Helsinki, 00510, Finnland

Reservierungen:

+1 (888) 385-8465

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CheapSleep Hostel Helsinki

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