In Helsinki’s stylish Design District, Hotel Indigo® Helsinki - Boulevard is situated on one of the city’s most historic, well-located streets, Bulevardi. Our hotel offers 120 modern, comfortable guestrooms decorated with unique murals designed by local artists. Our own Restaurant Bröd (“bread” in Swedish) is an urban bistro serving a mix of European and local fare with a focus on fresh-baked bread. Try our signature fish dishes, deep-fried vendace and tomato dressing, and vendace roe toast -- delicacies that are very Finnish! Or visit the new BLVD26 Lounge Bar for a glass of champagne or wine. During your stay, tour the town on the hotel’s Pelago bikes, made in the neighborhood -- and after a busy day exploring, enjoy spa time in our dry sauna and steam room, relaxing the way Finns do. We offer complimentary Wi-Fi, 24-hour room service, fitness studio, business services, Boardroom-style meeting space, and garage with charging points for electric cars. We’re both an eco-friendly and pet-friendly property.
You can maintain your own well-being in our complimentary 24-h Fitness Studio where you can find state-of-the-art equipments for peaceful training or a good work out when ever it suits you best.
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Hotel Indigo® Helsinki – Boulevard makes its home in Helsinki’s Design District, a creative neighborhood community with an eclectic mix of appealing boutique shops, galleries, museums, and restaurants. You see history here, beside the famous Scandinavian aesthetic. Traveling east to west along the elegant Bulevardi just outside our hotel offers a tour of the design sense that has made the city world-famous. Esplanadi, in the east, is our upscale shopping street, sharing the elegance of a city like Paris, but reflecting the distinct sensibilities of the Finns. On the west side, design excellence turns industrial at the shipyard, where ice-breaking ships are constructed with Finnish know-how to navigate Arctic travel conditions. There’s much to explore and discover for yourself in Finland’s capital city, and Hotel Indigo® Helsinki – Boulevard is the ideal home base from which to experience all this city has to offer.
Sinebrychoff Art Museum is a complex of buildings formed by the Sinebrychoff Brewery (from 1820) and the former home of the Sinebrychoff family (from 1842), including a lovely park area that is one of the most popular places to picnic in Helsinki. The museum houses classic works of master artists from the 14th to 19th centuries, as well as an exquisite collection of Finnish antiques.
Suomenlinna is a cultural and natural site – a former 16th century military fortress – now listed on Unesco’s World Heritage List. Situated on a group of islands just off Helsinki, ferries travel there throughout the year to bring visitors to the picturesque site, where a look at Finland’s past is preserved.
Temppeliaukio Church (Rock Church) is a beautiful church built into a rock face – we think this is reason enough to see it for yourself!
The Design District of Helsinki brings creative people together in the heart of the city. In fact, Hotel Indigo Helsinki – Boulevard is part of this District, which is full of innovative shops and businesses which produce both new and traditional Scandinavian-style design.
The beautiful building now home to the Alexander Theatre was built in 1879 as a military headquarters. In 1918, the National Theatre and Opera companies moved there, remaining until 1993. Inside and out, the design and decor are sights to behold, with bricks transported from Finland’s Åland Islands area. Today, the Theatre embraces visitors with tours and offers excellent facilities for concert, theatrical and dance performances.
The Swedish Theatre is the national theatre for Finns who speak Swedish (6% of our nation), with all performances in Swedish. The Theatre offers a variety of drama, classics, musicals, children’s theatre – there’s something for everyone. A great opportunity for cultural immersion!
This annual musical and performance event attracts seekers to Suvilahti, a former power plant, every August to experience popular artists from Finland and abroad. The historic site is an interesting setting for visitors to check out urban culture and visual arts in an electric atmosphere.
This historic coffee shop and bakery has served the Boulevard since 1850, and is situated just a block from our hotel.
Located in the Hietalahti shipyard, this is a traditional “seamen’s restaurant,” offering pan-fried herring and other delights.
This is a great place to grab a snack. In summer, you’ll find Finnish Lakka berries, or cloudberries, with their amazing fresh, tart taste.
Serving up the best burgers in town!
The Hotel Indigo Helsinki - Boulevard offers a state-of-the-art equipped boardroom style meeting room on the lower ground floor. The meeting room is furnished with ergonomic design chairs and flat screen TV.