This is the first Sokos hotel where I stayed. My first impression is that this chain is a little like Ibis in France. Standard prefab bathrooms could do with a refresher. Free internet (cable) in the room. Breakfast menu was good (plenty of choice, some local specialties). Staff as receptions was friendly and efficient.

I stayed in this hotel for 11 nights for work, the room was really nice and a good space and the breakfasts in the morning were really good, the bread was truly delicious. But the rooms did not have wifi in the them, it was only available in the reception, bar or restaurant - there was a cable in my... More

Nice hotel in the middle of this small town ,helpful staff, the new wing is good much better than the renovated part, always come prepared with an electricity adaptor, if you come from a three pin socket country

Moderate, clean hotel. Service matter-of-fact but not especially hospitable. Quite modern room (a superior room), but both beds in need of new matresses - now we felt like sleeping in hammocks. Would have given an avarage rating, if the breakfast at the downstairs restaurant Fransmanni had not turned out to be a total nightmare. No free seats, but half of... More

This is your basic Sokos hotel; clean, friendly, average breakfast. There's one extra you don't often see in Finland: the rooms are actually air conditioned.

The hotel is centrally placed. About 10 min walk from the main sea activity museum Vellamo as well as 10 min walk away from Maretarium, an aquarium of Finnish sea life. Rooms are clean and newly renovated. Breakfast is good Finnish average without any surprises and/or specialties . Good be recomended

Stayed here for a weekend to do some work at a customer located here. Not a lot of options in Kotka as far as I can see. Rooms were clean, beds pretty comfy, TV was small, and had trouble getting reception from time to time. No wireless internet in the rooms, only cabled. Breakfast was decent, but not more. Standard... More

I stayed in the Sokos for one night on a business trip and definitely would not encourage people to stay. There is not much choice when staying in Kotka but I would advice people to find lodgings in the next best town. Sokos is a finnish chain of basic hotels so one knows what to expect. The building is a... More

Stayed here on a business trip to a supplier in Kotka, where our supplier had booked the hotel for me and my colleague. Kotka is home place for an abundance of industries, where the paper industry has suffered the most by changes in global economy. Kotka has furthermore a very important seaport which serves both Finnish and Russian trade (hence... More