Forenom Aparthotel Espoo Leppävaara

The photos may make you expect different rooms, but for 58€ in a super expensive city, you get what you pay for. The apartment listed as having "2-beds" was more like a 10sqm room with one bed and an extra bed squeezed in. It was very tight, though okay for one night. It's clean, new and quiet, with free parking. I'd stay again for one night.

The rooms are clean and nice, the internet works well, and you're fairly close to a shopping center. It's a little hard to find when using public transport, especially by train. I also wish there'd been a small table in the room. Working all day from a bar stool wasn't very comfortable.

Everything was good, but the walls are thin and I could hear the neighbors. The nearest food store and bus stops are also far away.

The beds were already made, but they’re old, hard, and small. The room itself felt like a little box, more suited to workers than a holiday, and the windows wouldn’t shut properly. There was dust everywhere, food left on the floor by the previous guests, and dirty cutlery. One knife had something stuck to it that took a while to scrape off. The fridge had been switched off and was full of water. I didn’t call for help because apparently they don’t come out on weekends for small issues. And if you make even a small mistake yourself, there’s a €350 fine. Can I fine you for this now?