Hotel Citi Inn — Hotel in Tampere sub-region

This self service hotel/hostel is tight next door to Pakkahuone venue. So close that you had to keep the widow blinds more or less closed.There was a band playing outdoors by my window, and after they stopped, the deep bass beat started from the indoor club.||Luckily, however, I was able to sleep quite well. The room a/c was chilly, but the bed was nice and warm.||At six in the morning there was very loud fighting next room, and when I went for breakfast there was a sad girl crouching in the corridor, wrapped in bedclothes. Drugs may have been involved, I assume.||Price and room quite ok, but the external activities...

The room was extremely small, claustrophobic and restrictive. The windows were locked and they couldn’t be opened. It was also smelling like the sewer probably coming from toilet’s sink. There was no shower in the room.

The breakfast style was intercontinental and it had a limited selection of options. It didn’t include orange juice which I thought it is pretty standard. As a plus there were small sausages available.

The pluses of this hotel were the location (near the train station) and...

The Citi Inn hotel is rather modest, but it is convenient if you are going for ex. to Tampere Hall. You had only to walk up a few blocks from your hotel and then turn to the right. The railway station is also very near. The room, the separate WC and shower room are basic, but they have all you need from a hotel. You don’t need any key; they give you a code, which can be used both at the outside door to the hotel and to your room. The breakfast was rather rich and tasty. The staff...