Bob W Turku City Centre
Visitors frequently praise Bob W Turku City Centre for its excellent central location, cleanliness, and well-equipped rooms, with many appreciating the smooth, self-check-in process and responsive communication. However, some guests have experienced issues with room bookings and the availability of amenities like coffee.
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Clean and modern apartments in the city center, the bus from the airport takes you right to the hotel in 25 minutes. No street noise in the rooms. Highly recommended💯🫶
We are from Hong Kong. We don't lie to other Hong Kong people. When you come to Finland, you absolutely must stay at this place!
For us, the perfect hotel for a holiday in Turku.
We stayed at Bob W in Turku with two adults and a three-year-old child. We took a 40-square-meter room, and overall we were satisfied with the accommodation. The room layout was really smart: there was plenty of space, both rooms had their own bathroom and the sofa bed in the ottoman ensured that everyone had plenty of sleeping space. The room was clean, quiet and functional. The kitchen was a good addition and the basic equipment was mostly in order. A small improvement would be that a frying pan, a saucepan and a paring knife would make the kitchen even more practical, especially from the perspective of a family with children. The location is excellent. There are many shops and services nearby, and getting around Turku is easy, as several buses run very close by. The possibility of using the nearby gym free of charge was also a very nice addition. There is especially room for improvement in accessibility and the cooling of the room. The entrance hall is accessed through double doors, and there are small stairs without a ramp right in the hall. This is not very convenient with a stroller, and it would be practically impossible for someone in a wheelchair. The air conditioning also didn't work quite as expected: the rooms were around 23-24 degrees Celsius, and we couldn't get the temperature down to around 21 degrees Celsius, even though we tried. For families with children, it would be a small but useful addition if a potty or a toilet seat were available. This is not essential for a few nights' trip, but it is definitely a nice addition. A small practical note about the bathrooms: the floor mops had really short handles, so when wiping the floor after a shower, you had to squat almost to the floor. This is not a particularly back-friendly solution. The bed was 140 cm wide. It's a bit narrow for two adults, but I understand that a wider bed probably wouldn't have fit in that space. However, the sofa bed balanced this out well and ensured that everyone had enough sleeping space. Overall, a good accommodation experience. The room was functional, clean and comfortable, the location was excellent and services were close by. Despite a few practical shortcomings, we would definitely stay at the hotel again.
Central and well-kept. Fresh new towels and toiletries. Small but functional room.
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Last updated on 8 August 2026