Solo Sokos Hotel Pier 4 - Helsinki

Green Key-certified waterfront hotel on Helsinki's Katajanokka with a rooftop terrace and Finnish cuisine

Sustainability and Wooden Architecture

Solo Sokos Hotel Pier 4 is Green Key-certified and aims to be Finland's most climate-friendly hotel. The building uses sustainable wood extensively, from the lobby to room interiors. Multisensory nature experiences, including ambient bird sounds in corridors, are woven into the hotel design.

Rooms with Sea Views and Quiet Comfort

Rooms have floor-to-ceiling soundproof windows with sea views of the harbor and cruise ships. High ceilings and parquet floors are standard, and some rooms include a coffee machine and minibar. The hotel offers standard, superior, and junior suite options, with the largest suite at 1000 ft².

Finnish Breakfast and Rooftop Bar

Breakfast buffet is served daily at Restaurant Harbore and includes made-to-order coffee, fresh juices like sea buckthorn-orange, and local specialties such as smoked salmon and honeycomb. The rooftop bar Humu offers 360-degree views and a seasonal menu. Café Helli in the lobby provides coffee, wine, and light meals with outdoor seating on the pier.

Sauna, Fitness, and Relaxation

The hotel's fitness center is accessible 24 hours. The sauna is open from 5 PM to 9 PM daily, with an extra morning slot on weekends. A rooftop garden with hammocks and benches offers a place to unwind.

City Center Waterfront Location

Hotel Pier 4 sits on Katajanokka pier, a 5-minute walk from Market Square and Uspenski Cathedral. Helsinki Central Station is 18 minutes away on foot, and the Allas Sea Pool is 3 minutes away. The hotel is directly adjacent to the Helsinki Wheel and Viking Line ferry terminal for Tallinn.

• Sustainability: Green Key-certified, aiming to be Finland's most climate-friendly hotel
• Views: Rooftop terrace with 360-degree city and sea views
• Dining: Buffet breakfast with local ingredients and fresh juices
• Wellness: Sauna and 24/7 fitness center
• Location: Steps from Market Square and ferry terminals
• Design: Wooden architecture and multisensory nature experiences