The hotel has rooms in two buildings. Ours was in the extension across the road, but it's so close to the main building that it's not a problem. The room was clean. Nothing special, except that all the lights had continuous control. No airconditioning, but you seldom need that in Finland. There was even a small portable fridge in the room (but no kitchen).

The breakfast was good; the bacon was much better than in the nearby restaurant the previous night. Also porridge (hot cereal) as is common in Finnish hotels. The tableware was nice, Iittala/Fiskars made with Moomin figures.

On the bright side, the place is clean, fresh and no signs of pests. Breakfast is a decent continental one. Rest of the story is less favorable. Had one of the worst hotel nights in the Western world experiences here.

The hotel is split between two buildings, the other some 100 meters away from the main building. Parking areas lack signage and space. Hotel doesn’t offer, or does not inform, about any service besides the rooms. There’s no 24 h reception. We were staying at the bigger type of a room, some 150€ / night. The room is very plain and poorly equipped. No air conditioning, coffee/tea maker but nothing close to spoon. Complicated two key entry system, received only one set of keys.

Beds are too soft but pillows too high. Nighttime noises from the outside enter the room. Place has a ridiculous policy for charging guests for the use of sauna, the only additional attraction at the site, charging additional 15€/guest but with 2 guests minimum , untypical of Finland and plain robbery.

Fiskars is a nice place and worth visiting. Tegel hotel is a lovely old building but it is basically a conference hotel, not really for tourists. Reception closes around 5pm and there is no service after that time. Having said that, our room was clean - although small. And breakfast was good. Not cheap!