Hostels in Turku

S/S Bore certainly has a colorful history. Now serving as a hotel, restaurant, and museum ship at the Forum Marinum maritime museum. Only a small part of the ship is open to museum visitors, which is perfectly understandable. S/S Bore used to be the Kristina Regina cruise ship, and that part is nicely exhibited with some original interior cabins, offering a peek into old-fashioned cruise ship life...

It was a great experience... the place is great with a touch of life at sea. Very relatable experience being an ex-seafarer it brings back the memories of my previous job. Thankful enough. The staff in the information/front desk and cafeteria are all doing great.

A charming hotel with friendly service! The bed was a bit stiff and the bathroom drain smelled for a while after showering, but the room felt clean so it didn’t bother me too much. The breakfast offered a small selection of breads, coldcuts/cheese, yoghurt, granola, fruits, oatmeal, boiled egg and coffee/tea. It felt fresh and was served in a cozy dining room with a view of the port. The tasty tea...

A unique hostel to stay at with lovely staff. The breakfast selection was minimal and not all the showers were available for use, perhaps because the hostel was quiet the weekend we stayed. It is a bit of a walk into old-Turku, but it’s a lovely walk along the river and there are plenty of buses and scooter-shares around! And fortunately, the free morning saunas have re-opened!

Fantastic experience, how it was to travel on cruise ship long ago. Staff is very nice. Boat provides conference rooms, breakfast (no restaurant service during winter weekends and covid time unfortunately). Boat offers common space though, with the small kitchenette and lounging space. There is little museum, a window to the life of the crew and passengers. It is a chance to sleep in the museum, but...

Lunch restaurant is very good quality. Salty seas exotic atmosphere, as can be expected from old cruising vessel.

Located inside an university residence. Rooms are a bit small, but with your own bathroom. It is a practical place if you do not want to spend a lot of money on a hotel. It is somewhat out of the city, you need a car to get there.

It was good, the beds were comfortable and the rooms clean and nice. However the whole hostel had a bit of a classroom feel to it and the keys were abhorrent. It would've probably been easier to open the locks with a lockpick honestly. I also couldn't figure out how to open the windows in the room but that wasn't a very big issue. Kitchen was quite functioal tho with the plus of an induction stove...

Excellent service, good price, very good facilities. Although it's a bit far from the city to walk there (~4Km), easily fixable by using scooters or bikes. Totally recommendable. Loved the pool!

Good value! We got an apartment with an equipped kitchen, very clean and stylish. Only issue was no air conditioning but that’s everywhere in Finland. Nice sauna and pool as part of the price. Highly recommend

The rooms are super clean. The staff is friendly. Everything is good here. It would have been better if the breakfast buffet had a bit more options.

Feels like home !:) Everybody is so friendly who comes visit there. And personal top notch 👌👍

Friendly helpful staff, central location, bike storage facilities, good WiFi, many extras provided, cosy, welcoming, like being at home in a one bedroomed apartment where the bedroom has 8 beds in it.

Friendly staffs. Reasonable price. Good quality rooms. There is no slippers or iron in the room (I dont need it but someone else may need to know).

Very convenient location, rather cheap for Finland. Recommended if you stay for one night or need to check in very late (which is possible until 0130).

Affordable lodging in the absolute center of Turku. Many sights within walking distance. Ok breakfast selection in the Hesburger hamburger restaurant below. Clean rooms. Kind service.