Hostel and Museum Ship s/s Bore

Fantastic experience, how it was to travel on cruise ship long ago. Staff is very nice. Boat provides conference rooms, breakfast (no restaurant service during winter weekends and covid time unfortunately). Boat offers common space though, with the small kitchenette and lounging space. There is little museum, a window to the life of the crew and passengers. It is a chance to sleep in the museum, but there are of course bathrooms in the cabins, Accessibility note, Unfortunately it is sixties boat, narrow corridors, stairs, thresholds, no lifts and no way to install them.

A good cheaper stay for a night or two. As the rooms are literally ship cabins, they are of course a bit tight. Good basic basic breakfast (coffee, bread, toppings, porridge etc). The cruise ship terminals and Turku Castle are at a walking distance.

This place is ridiculously awesome. Such a fun place to stay and such a short walk from the Viking line terminal. They have free breakfast, a museum, great space on the deck to go outside and a dance floor and bar that probably operates during non covid summer season.

Lovely experience. Good location near public transport, but secluded enough that you can hide out somewhere quiet. Having a cafe on board was also a nice convenience. In the summer heat, it was great to finally stay somewhere with air conditioning. Was lucky enough to get a cabin to myself, but would've appreciated a power socket nearer to the beds. Great place to stay otherwise.