The beds were suprisingly very comfortable. There is a slightly noticable moving on board and as a person who enjoys sleeping on boats and ships that made sleep even better! Cabin temperatures were perfect, not cold when rainy outside and not hot during sunny days. Noise isolation was also really good, we werent able to hear other cabins at all to the point that we thought neighboring cabins were empty until we met our neighbors. Inclusion of breakfeast is really nice, selection was not great but still very fulfilling. Staff was always on point to help too!

There was only single electric socket per cabin. So bring an extension cord or power banks for your electronics. Shower was really small but as a reltively small person managable, Taller and larger people might struggle.

Great experience - when do you get to sleep in a ship eh :). Breakfast included, affordable single room, and extra option for sauna. It also has basic facilities for food prep ie microwave, dish etc and super market is nearby so pretty handy for budget travel. It is a bit far from the center but if you can use the city scooter, this is a trivial problem to be honest. The staff was very helpful and friendly.

The ship vibrates because it is a real ship. If this bothers you then it may be a bit of a problem. WiFi is pretty weak or redundant in the room...the ship is made of steel etc so this is expected I suppose.

The location was just perfect for me as I had a cruise trip from Turku port which was just 10 minutes away from the hotel. The idea of using the ship as a hotel was nice. It was quiet during my stay. The room was small but had everything needed. I loved the view from the terrace of the ship. Staff were nice. Breakfast is a buffet, there is a limited option of food offered but I enjoyed it, especially traditional Finnish pastries. They were yummy.

Guests should make the bed themselves. The second thing I would suggest is to provide two towels instead of one.

I chose this place to get some unique experience - it's the main reason why worth of consideration. I found some joy in exploring the ship as such. Nice surroundings. Breakfasts were ok - many options, nice dining room.

Well, the room was just a small cabin - I knew what I could expect but I was quite shocked seeing I was not able to close the toilet doors because it's been blocked by the bed. Also the bed was not very comfy. There was only one outlet and basically it made it not very comfortable to use the phone while charing

The location. If you turn to the port or the destination of Turku that's a hotel very close to them. Also you can take the bus easily to the city center or Helsinki. The equipment is good for a boat. Living in a museum is very interesting.

My first room doesn't have a room but the bed is super. Only the bed is too low so you can not sit there. You have a only choice - sleep. When I found the bathroom can not be used they helped me to change a room. This time the room has the window and the space is better. But the bed is somehow one side up one side down. So I can not sleep so good. Whatever, the cost is good and I can not blame at it.

This hotel is great for one-two night. It's located near the harbour, so there are lots of things to see in the area and a great option for those who are taking a morning ferry. The breakfast was excellent, and you can use the ship's sauna in the morning if you feel like a morning bath. If you ever went on a cruise on this ship it's also very nostalgic to see it again, this time without the noise! Definitely worth the experience, and the staff on the ship are very friendly and helpful!

It IS a former ferry, so naturally the cabins are very small, beds are narrow and hard, and the cabins provide only the necessary night stay items. Likewise, the many years of partying while this ship was used for cruises have left their mark, so it looks a little worn out and dirty.

It was cool experience. It was our first time to stay in a boat hostel. A boat converted into a hostel. It was interesting as it takes us back to history. There was a narrative as to how it became into a hostel. There was also a museum in the same boat. Rate was fair enough and included breakfast already. Breakfast had coffee, hot chocolate, milk and tea. There were some homemade cookies, which were cool. Porridge was served. There were also a couple of fruits. Bread, butter and jam was served. Boiled egg was served and a few salad selections. Location was also approximate to the tourist attractions like the Turku castle and just a walk away from the boat terminal. There is also a grocery store nearby, which is Sale. Bus stop is also nearby. Rate also allowed us to pay at the hotel.

None so far. Some points for improvement is that they can check on the information portfolio in the rooms, as the plastic covers are already torn and not presentable anymore.

Location near Turku passenger terminal for both ferry companies. Seaport next to them is 2-3 times more expensive. Tight cabins, so being alone is best. It is a hostel, so you make your own bed. Parking nearby, not next to, is free too if you ask for the paper. Breakfast starts at 6.30 so time to have it then walk to the terminal in time for the ferries.

Pity the bar was closed. Somewhere to sit, read & have a drink would be better than doing it in a cell-like cabin. Okay if it's closed, but at least let guests go there & not rope it off. The walk up the gangway maybe a challenge for some too. In winter, the snow & ice make getting to reception tricky.

It’s a delightful old ship moored in a marine museum, next to a castle and around the corner from the ferry port. It’s easily accessible from the centre by bus, but you can also walk along the river. The breakfast is good and there’s a cafe/bar on board.

Because it’s a historic ship the rooms are real cabins with real bunks, and the bathrooms are tiny. Don’t expect a new hotel, just enjoy the experience!

Unique setting, reasonable pricing, good cold breakfast selection, friendly staff, they checked me in very early after I arrived from the 7:30am ferry from Stockholm, which was a blessing!

PowerPoint was 5ft from the ground - luckily I had long cords and a stool I could sit everything on. Check out was 11am and someone started making grinding noises outside my room before that. Yes it’s late morning, but if I could have been sleeping for as long as possible. Shower is very awkward. No room to move and the shower curtain sticks to you.