2ndhomes 117 m2 Bright Top Floor 3 Bedroom Apartment with Sauna in Helsinki Center

2ndhomes 117 m2 Bright Top Floor 3 Bedroom Apartment with Sauna in Helsinki Center Overview

First Impressions

When I first walked into 2ndhomes 117 m2 Bright Top Floor 3 Bedroom Apartment with Sauna in Helsinki Center, honestly, the space just felt different from your typical hotel stay. You’re getting a proper apartment here — 117 square meters of it — and being on the top floor means those windows actually let in serious light. The whole place has this airy, lived-in feel that makes you want to kick off your shoes and settle in for more than just a night or two.

Location & Getting Around

The Kamppi location is pretty much perfect if you ask me. You’re right in Helsinki‘s heart, but Lapinlahdenkatu is one of those streets that doesn’t feel touristy or overwhelming. I mean, you can walk to the main shopping areas in about five minutes, and the Kamppi metro station is close enough that you’ll never stress about getting around. What I really appreciated was how easy it was to grab groceries — there’s a K-Market practically around the corner, which matters when you’ve got a proper kitchen to work with.

The Space Itself

Three bedrooms in a four-star setup like this actually works really well, whether you’re traveling with family or just want space to spread out. The room layouts feel thoughtful — not cramped or awkwardly arranged like some apartment rentals can be. But honestly, the real highlight is that sauna. Having your own sauna in the apartment means you can use it whenever you want, not on some hotel schedule. After walking around Helsinki all day, especially in winter, that sauna becomes your best friend.

Daily Life Here

The kitchen is what really sets this apart from hotel stays. It’s properly equipped — I’m talking real cooking space, not just a mini-fridge and microwave situation. You can actually make breakfast without hunting for a decent café, though there are plenty of those nearby too. The top floor location means you get nice views without street noise, and the brightness really does make a difference during those short Nordic winter days. Parking can be a bit tricky in this area, but that’s Helsinki city center for you — most people end up using public transport anyway.

Why Guests Love It

What strikes me about this place is how it works for different types of travelers. Couples seem to really love it here — probably because you get privacy and space without feeling isolated from the city. But families appreciate having separate bedrooms and the ability to do laundry or prepare meals. The whole setup just feels more relaxed than traditional hotels. You’re not constantly thinking about checkout times or housekeeping schedules. It’s the kind of place where you can actually settle into Helsinki’s rhythm instead of just passing through.

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