Home Hotel Jugend occupies a stone Art Nouveau castle in Helsinki’s Design District. Built in the 1900s, it features a distinctive tower, carved granite entrance and ornate wooden doors. It makes quite an impression before you’ve even checked in.

Inside, the historic setting feels more relaxed than the exterior might suggest. Arched ceilings and decorative details give the shared spaces their character, while the guest rooms are modern and comfortably furnished. It’s an appealing combination for travellers who want somewhere memorable to stay without sacrificing the ease of a contemporary hotel.

Guests can fit in a workout at the hotel gym, and there is also a sauna for a slower end to the day. The building’s unique meeting spaces make it a memorable setting for events and celebrations.

From the hotel, it’s easy to explore the Design District’s shops and cafés or head towards Hietalahti Market. The nearby tram connections place the rest of Helsinki within easy reach, though Jugend’s architecture is worth a second look on your way out.