Hotel Kamp sits on the Esplanade in the centre of Helsinki, a historic five-star hotel that opened in 1887, designed by Theodor Hoijer and long regarded as Finland’s first grand hotel. Rooms and suites look over the promenade or Esplanade Park, from Deluxe rooms up to the 179-square-metre Sibelius Suite, with mahogany furniture and marble bathrooms in the suites.
Dining centres on A La Kamp, the hotel restaurant described as a Helsinki dining and social hub since the late 1800s, recently refurbished, with the iconic Kamp Bar and 24-hour room service. Kamp Wellness on the third floor offers massages, facials and beauty treatments using ESPA products, with a post-treatment lounge and a gym, and the hotel notes a new Kamp Spa is due to open in 2026.
The hotel has long been at the centre of Helsinki’s cultural and political life, with an art collection and a house band. Part of the Kamp Collection and a member of The Leading Hotels of the World, it suits couples, families and business travellers who want a heritage grand hotel in central Helsinki.