Private transfer — sedans, vans, minibuses and coaches · About 25–30 minutes · door-to-door with meet & greet
Agreed when you book, all taxes included — nothing added later.
Your driver waits in the arrivals hall with your name on a sign.
Counted from the actual landing — we track the flight.
A pre-booked private transfer from Helsinki Airport (HEL) to Hotel St. George starts from €107 for the whole car in the Business Sedan (Mercedes-Benz E-Class or similar), up to 3 passengers — about 20 km, ~25 min. The exact price for your date and time is agreed the moment you book and does not change afterwards. Your English-speaking driver meets you in the Terminal 2 arrivals hall; flight tracking and 60 minutes of free waiting are included. No hidden fees. You book directly with the local operator — the fleet we operate, our own drivers — and the return transfer to the airport is booked the same way.
Hotel St. George sits in central Helsinki, so your transfer from the airport costs the same as a city-centre transfer in each vehicle class — it does not change with traffic or the exact street in the centre. The exact price for your details, including any extra stop, is shown instantly in the booking form that opens from the Book your transfer button.
| Vehicle | From | |
|---|---|---|
| Business Sedan (Mercedes-Benz E-Class or similar) — up to 3 passengers, 3 bags | ![]() | €107 |
| Business Van (Mercedes-Benz Vito) — up to 8 passengers, 8 bags | ![]() | €127 |
| First Class Van (Mercedes-Benz V-Class) — up to 6 passengers, 6 bags | ![]() | €140 |
| Business Minibus (Mercedes-Benz Sprinter) — business-class trim, up to 15 passengers, 15 bags | ![]() | €202 |
| First Class (Mercedes-Benz S-Class) — up to 3 passengers, 3 bags | ![]() | €194 |
Travel directly from Helsinki Airport (HEL) to Hotel St. George in a private, pre-booked car with an English-speaking driver. Your driver tracks your flight, meets you in the arrivals hall with a name sign, helps with your luggage, and takes you straight to the door of Hotel St. George at Yrjönkatu 13 — no taxi queue, no hunting for a car, and one fixed price agreed the moment you book. The drive into the centre of Helsinki is about 20 km and takes roughly 25 to 30 minutes, and the fare is per vehicle, not per person.
Hotel St. George opened in 2018 in a historic building on Yrjönkatu, directly across from Old Church Park, and it is known for its art — Ai Weiwei's kite hangs in the lobby — and its calm, considered design. Arriving there after a flight should feel as composed as the hotel itself, and that is exactly what a pre-booked transfer is for: a known driver, a known car, and a known price, waiting for you the moment you land. We have been driving international travellers across the Helsinki area and Finland since 2008, and have carried more than 20,000 passengers.
A price agreed before you land. At the airport taxi rank you take whichever car is next in line, and you do not know the car or the driver until you get in. With us you see the full price before you book and pay exactly that, whatever the traffic.
An arrival that matches the hotel. Hotel St. George is a place built around considered design and calm — a taxi queue after a long flight is the wrong way to start a stay here. Instead, your driver is already waiting inside arrivals with a name sign, helps with your luggage, and walks you to a clean, modern car, then sets you down right at the entrance on Yrjönkatu, opposite Old Church Park.
A driver who waits for you. We track your flight in real time. If you land late, your driver is still there — with up to 60 minutes of free waiting time included. No rebooking, no second fare, no scramble for a car at a busy terminal rank.
One car, door to door, with your bags. The centre of Helsinki is well served by the airport train, but it leaves you at the Central Railway Station with your luggage — a short walk from the hotel, but still a change and a walk with cases. A private transfer removes every change: one car, from the arrivals hall straight to the hotel door.
Right for business and for leisure. Whether you are flying in for a meeting, a design-focused city break, or a stay built around the hotel's spa and wellness offering, a pre-booked car sets the tone for the visit and gives you a clean receipt for expenses.
Helsinki Airport lies about 20 km north of the city centre, and the drive to Hotel St. George takes roughly 25 to 30 minutes in normal traffic. The route runs south from the terminals into the city, arriving at Yrjönkatu 13 in the Kamppi district, directly across from Old Church Park (Vanha kirkkopuisto) — one of central Helsinki's best-known green spaces.
You travel in a clean, modern car with a professional driver who knows the centre and exactly where to stop at the hotel's entrance. We are a pre-booked service — please book at least 24 hours ahead; for an earlier pickup, send us a request. After booking you receive an email confirmation with your booking reference and your driver's meeting instructions, and on the day we monitor your flight so pickup follows your actual landing time.
For the return leg, we collect you from the hotel lobby at your chosen time and bring you back to Helsinki-Vantaa for departure, with the same fixed pricing.
Hotel St. George opened on 2 May 2018 at Yrjönkatu 13, in a historic building directly across from Old Church Park in the heart of Helsinki. The hotel is run by Kämp Collection Hotels — the same group behind Hotel Kämp — and was built around a different idea of luxury: art, holistic wellbeing and Nordic design rather than simple grandeur. Spread across seven floors and around 10,000 square metres, the hotel has 148 individually decorated rooms and five suites, and is a member of Design Hotels.
The oldest parts of the building date back to the 1840s, but its most striking section — the palatial façade facing Yrjönkatu — was designed in 1890 by a 26-year-old architect named Onni Tarjanne, who would go on to design the Finnish National Theatre. Long before it became a hotel, the building housed the Finnish Literature Society, the printing house of Suometar, one of the first Finnish-language newspapers, and the Helsinki Finnish Club — all central to the 19th-century movement that helped shape an independent Finland. That history is woven into the interiors today rather than hidden behind them.
The hotel's entrance and lobby were rebuilt in close collaboration with the Helsinki City Museum, respecting the building's history while giving it a grand new arrival. Guests stepping in from Yrjönkatu are greeted by Tianwu, a large kite sculpture by the internationally renowned artist Ai Weiwei — one of many pieces from an art programme run with the Helsinki Art Museum and the National Gallery. It is an arrival that sets expectations for the rest of the stay.
At the centre of the hotel is the Wintergarden, a glass-covered courtyard with a living-room feel, decorated with fairytale murals by Finnish artist Klaus Haapaniemi that nod to the same national-romantic period as the building's architecture. Restaurant Boon Nam, led by chef Tomi Björck, brings Thai flavours to the hotel's dining scene, while St. George Bakery & Bar serves fresh bread, salads and coffee through the day in a relaxed setting.
Guests aged 16 and over have access to St. George Care, the hotel's spa, which includes an indoor pool, sauna and gym, with treatments available to book. Wellbeing runs through the hotel's whole concept — rooms are designed as calm, restorative spaces, with Duxiana beds, marble bathrooms with rain showers, and amenities from the Swedish brand L:A Bruket.
Hotel St. George faces Old Church Park (Vanha kirkkopuisto), one of central Helsinki's best-loved green spaces, laid out around the city's oldest surviving church. The Kamppi district around the hotel mixes quiet residential streets with some of Helsinki's best shopping and dining, and the hotel sits within easy walking distance of the Esplanade, Senate Square and the Design District.
Helsinki Central Railway Station is about a seven-minute walk away, putting the whole rail network — including the airport line — on the hotel's doorstep. Helsinki Cathedral and Senate Square are around a kilometre away, and the Market Square and South Harbour about 750 metres, both an easy stroll. The Ateneum art museum, the Esplanade Park and the flagship stores of Finnish design are all within the same short radius.
With meeting and event space including the Wintergarden, bookable for private functions for up to around 130 people, Hotel St. George is a natural base for corporate travel as well as leisure stays. Its central Kamppi location keeps it close to Helsinki's business district, and every transfer comes with a full receipt suitable for expense reporting.
Guests often treat Helsinki as the start or end of a wider Finnish trip. From Hotel St. George we can arrange the same fixed-price transfers onward to Porvoo's old town, the Archipelago Sea around Turku and Naantali, or the lakeland towns further north — all with the same driver and car standard throughout the journey.
At the Helsinki Airport taxi rank you queue outside the terminal for whichever car is next, nobody meets you in the arrivals hall, and after a wave of arrivals the line can be long. A pre-booked transfer to Hotel St. George is different: a known driver, a known car, no queue, and a name sign waiting the moment you clear the gate — a calmer start to a stay built around exactly that kind of calm.
The departure direction has its own page: Hotel St. George to Helsinki Airport in the Business Sedan (Mercedes-Benz E-Class or similar) — the car is at your door at the agreed time and drives straight to the departures level of Terminal 2. That page also works out what time to leave for an early flight, hour by hour.
Book both legs at once; each is priced for its own date and time. Every destination we drive, in both directions, is listed with distance, drive time and price in our transfers table.
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