Anyone ever stayed at the Omena Hotelli Helsinki, Finland?

It's stated that on Fridays, the occupants must be at least 22 yrs old.

Me and my friends are going there in December and it'll be on a Friday. The problem is, none of us is 22 yrs old or more. I'm 19 and my other friends are all 20.

So, since it's a no-frontdesk and no-receptionist hotel (u pay on the internet, get a passcode and use it to open the front door and then your room door..modern innit?), I think when reserving on the internet, we;re just going to lie about our age.

Is this dangerous? Will they be somebody at the front door to check if we really are at least 22 yrs old?

Anonymous2007-11-04T10:08:54Z

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When you make your reservation, since they have this restriction they may ask for your identification (driver's license or passport number) which will have your true age.

However, I noted on their website that their security personnel are mostly at Tampere on the weekends; so I don't know how they enforce this.

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