...was solls. ich kontaktiere mal ein paar, mal sehen was die sagen und ob dort noch ein platz frei ist.
Aus: http://www.tripadvisor.comThe Hotel Aurora might be suitable accomodation if you were a back-packer but with its rack rate being far in excess of the Eurohostel it is unlikely that it be very popular as such. As accomodation for business people it was exceptionally poor.The hotel is being renovated so our taxi driver took us to the hospital next door instead. We picked our way through the building site to discover a large proportion of the hotel is borded up or out of bounds. The rooms are peculiar as are the beds and for the weary traveller there are no tea/coffee facilities only an incredibly expensive, poorly stocked mini-bar. There is no safe for passports or laptops and the double glazing designed to keep out the noise of the trains zooming past makes the rooms stiffling.The rooms at the back and side of the hotel look out directly onto the rail tracks and the hospital windows opposite. The rooms are stuffy, ill-lit and the bathroom is poorly laid out. There is an overwhelming smell in the air of the hotel of rotting food and bad drains.The reception staff are accomodating enough to call taxis but not friendly. There are no shops near the hotel and nothing to do as far as they eye can see in any direction apart from a rather frightening theme park. If you need restuarants, shops or snack food, get them during the day as there is nothing at all at the Hotel Aurora.The only plus side is the breakfast and the gym. The breakfast was cheap but had a wide variety and was easy to fill up for the long day ahead. The gym is ancient and worn but large and seems to be unused by anyone else. An improvement indeed on the dingily-lit, unattended pool, festering in the basement. If you have to stay at the Hotel Aurora take care to step around the trailing wires and the rubbish stacked up in the fire escapes. Good luck.
) weil ich sonst keine Bekannten oder so kenne, die in Finnland waren.. Ist das aussagekräftiger?Saku_Koivu schrieb am 26.12.2005 18:35
liegt jetzt das eurohostel eher in der city oder das satakuntatalo?von dem satakuntatalo hab ich nur das gefunden: http://www.hostels.com/en/availability. ... Number.219
hat jemand vielleicht noch eine anderen link. der ist irgendwie nichtsaussagend.
. Das hilft weiter. Fakt ist, dass die Hotelstandards in Finnland nicht so toll sind, auch wenn man mehr bezahlt. Die ganze Sokos-Kette kann man zum Beispiel knicken. Ich hab schon mal günstiger gute Wellnesshotels in Österreich, Spanien oder in Deutschland gebucht. Z.B. Hilton in Köln zum Preis vom Sokos in Jyväskylä :rolleyes: 
