Hot as hell. There was a fan, but it did of course not cool anything down, but moving the air arround made it a bit more bearable. Still, it was only about +22 outside, and the curtains drawn, so a bit of a mystery how it could be so hot inside.

We noticed that the interior and facilities of the hotel were somewhat outdated and not quite in line with the standard we have experienced at other Scandic hotels where we have stayed. Interestingly, there are two more Scandic hotels on the same street. This raises the question of what standard those hotels maintain. It looks like our next visit to Turku will involve exploring these alternatives. It's worth mentioning that the hotel still gets approval, primarily due to its excellent geographical location, as it is located right next to one of the city's more reputable hotels.

All was fine. Room was clean, breakfast is fine. For me nothing to add for business trip.

Pool was ok, room itself very old and outdated. Not clean

Huge room, great shower

Clean. Eco- friendly. Hair dryer. Nice towels. Comfortable bed.

The hotel location was perfect bu the room interior hasn’t seen an

First trip to Turku, the riverside is the best area by far, lots of restaurants and bars. Recommend the castle to visit. Allow half a day cos its massive. Although we enjoyed Turku, the Scandic Atrium was a huge disappointment. Although well located a shortish walk from the railway station and the riverside, the hotel is well overdue for a re-furb. The weather was quite warm during our visit and the room was like an oven with no aircon, so sleeping was very difficult. The hotel did provide a small electric fan, but this was pretty ineffective. only able to open a small window. Breakfast was ok, but fairly limited. Very busy at check in, but staff helpful and polite. Seems to be popular with families with small children, who we assumed were visiting the nearby Moomin Land. Felt that the hotel did not represent good value for money and was probably the worst we have stayed in during our regular trips to Finland.