Historic Hotels in Lapland

"Friendly staff. Property is outdated and noisy neighborhood."

"Unique old building, provides good breakfast."

"Good stay"

"Check in closes at 10.00.p.m. at a major tourist area. The plane with tourists from the capital, Helsinki, does not arrive at the closest airfield until 10.30.p.m. They need to consider this. The afterhours lockbox is situated outside. It was minus 25 Celsius and dark when we arrived. The lockboxes inside need two fingers for the metal buttons on either side. I still have peeling finger skin two weeks later from having to touch them. The lockbox should be situated in an inside lobby - very poor....

"Check in was quick & easy, we were placed in room 229. Make sure to state any accessibility issues, as the hotel doesn't have elevators and if you're placed in the farthest wing from reception, it means you'll need to drag your luggage through about 8 firedoors & a flight of stairs (which they don't inform you of during check in). The room itself was nice, we were in one of the superior twin rooms which have been remodelled more recently, but the hair dryer was broken & the shower had mildew &...

"Stayed in a rustic cabin in the woods but beds comfy and staff on site very helpful - restaurant good"

"Had a great time staying on the Pyha ski slopes - would definitely recommend a trip to Lapland over the Christmas break!"