Noli Katajanokka

Noli Katajanokka is a studio-apartment hotel in Katajanokka, the small peninsula east of Helsinki's market square known for its Russian-era Jugend façades, the Uspenski Cathedral and the ferry terminal to Stockholm and Tallinn. Each unit is set up as a self-catering studio with its own facilities; shared spaces include a coworking floor, communal living room, rooftop terrace and a games area. The wellness offering is unusually full for an aparthotel: a full-service spa with two hot tubs, sauna and steam room, plus a 24-hour fitness centre. Free bicycle rentals and bike storage, multilingual front desk (limited hours), laundry facilities and a shared kitchen with microwave, refrigerator and water dispenser cover longer stays. Sustainability is a stated focus — 100% renewable energy, at least 10% of profits reinvested in community and sustainability, comprehensive recycling, reusable tableware only, no plastic straws or stirrers. Katajanokka is 10 minutes on foot from Senate Square, the design district and the Esplanade. Suits longer-stay travellers, couples and small groups who want kitchen access alongside hotel-grade wellness.