GLO Hotel Art

We visited in new year so there were lot of clients. There was a chaos in check-in and most slow procedure I’ve ever seen. We waited about 30 minutes in queue even 15 minutes outside in the rain. No one was telling people to organize in different queues. There were no signposts about social distance etc so I felt unsafe because of covid-19 risks. Our room was next to barking dog and below us there was party in room until 3am. Couldn’t sleep before that. Urine was smelling in our bathroom. There was lot of dust on the floor. Breakfast was classic, tasty and they organized it nicely. Although there still were to many people in a small room taking food. A bit dissapointed. Luckily staff was friendly.

This hotel was one of the last to open after a corona break. From the opening sale, we booked a GLO Luxe room for 94 euros including breakfast. Our stay had a very good value. We could use my Nordic Choice Platinum restaurant coupon of 13 euros in the lobby bar. At the moment, the restaurant serves only breakfast. The rooms are modern and practical. Our stylish room had a Marimekko theme. However, the most interesting part of this hotel is the public areas in the old Art Nouveau castle from 1903. The lobby and the staircase are so beautiful.

We stayed three nights in the suite, which has a modern style in contrast to the art nouveau style in the lobby, both beautiful in their own way. Breakfast meets the expectations, staff is once again wonderful as in most hotels in Finland, location is excellent. There is a small cute library/living room to have a drink in the lobby. Restaurant was not open because of the current situation but the streets nearby are full of options. We had a really pleasant stay here. :)

I really love this hotel. The details, the chosen materials, the athmosphere. Everything is so tasteful. It´s art noveau in the lobby. It´s very much inspred of the well known architecht Antoni Gaudi!

Warm welcome, friendly staff, great food! The rooms were nice. Glass doors on the bathroom is a little awkward for twin rooms though... Art nouveau is an interesting style. Using the room cards at almost every door is a bit disturbing.