Die Unterkunft Scandic Go, Saaristonkatu 1 mit 3 Sternen befindet sich in Oulu, 6,4 km von Universität Oulu und 600 m von Oulu City Hall entfernt. Die Unterkunft befindet sich etwa 1,3 km von Oulu Bus Station, 1,6 km von Oulu University of Applied Sciences und 3,3 km von Ouluhalli entfernt. Die Nichtraucher Unterkunft ist 1,1 km von Oulu Railway Station entfernt gelegen.
Die Gästezimmer in der Unterkunft Scandic Go, Saaristonkatu 1 sind ausgestattet mit einem Flachbild-TV und einem Safe. Es gibt ein eigenes Badezimmer mit einer Dusche und kostenlosen Pflegeprodukten – Zimmer bieten den Gästen in der Unterkunft Scandic Go, Saaristonkatu 1 außerdem kostenloses WLAN und bestimmte Zimmer sind versehen mit einem Balkon. In der Unterkunft Scandic Go, Saaristonkatu 1 ist jedes Zimmer versehen mit Bettwäsche und Handtüchern.
Die Mitarbeitenden an der Rezeption, die Englisch und Finnisch sprechen, stehen Ihnen gerne mit praktischen Tipps zur Umgebung zur Verfügung.
Oulu Golf Club liegt 16 km von der Unterkunft Scandic Go, Saaristonkatu 1 entfernt. Der nächstgelegene Flughafen ist der Flughafen Oulu, 14 km von der Unterkunft Scandic Go, Saaristonkatu 1 entfernt.
"Very new hotel in a great location - with some starting difficulties.
The location is unbeatable for Oulu. I was there for only one night, so I didn't care about only being in second floor and having the sea view very blocked, but for longer stays it's surely a good idea to book something in a higher floor to make use of the surely fantastic view.
The luggage lockers are great - I still had a long day in Oulu after checking out and it was fine to quickly get stuff from the stored luggage once during the day.
The rooms are nothing extraordinary, but they serve their job well. I slept really well, bed is comfy and black out curtains work fine.
My complaints: I couldn't find anything I could identify as a waste basket in the whole room (or bathroom). I ended up leaving a little plastic bag with trash in the room - never did that before in a hotel.
Second: check-in is weird. It feels like it is designed to be purely self-service, as various budget hotels also in Finland do it. But then they have this manual ID check, which means the service person will come to you while doing the self-service check in, check your ID and then stand around next to you while the machine configures the key cards in exceptionally slow speed. This feels a bit like a ”worst of two worlds” situation - either do fully self-service or do the traditional way, both is fine with me, but don't mix it up.
And last: I would have appreciated a kettle in the room, that's sadly missing (but of course it's also not advertised as having one, so it's fine).
I would come back without hesitation nevertheless - the value-for-money at this location seems unbeatable."