Hotels With Wifi in Lapland, Finland

This hotel was in a great location, very convenient to get to the local tourist companies for excursions. Breakfast was typical buffet but plenty of choice. The room was a little small but had everything we needed. Staff very helpful. I'd stay here again. Photo is the view from our room window.

Staying here was a very unique experience. Whilst, during our 2 night visit, we didn't get to see the northern lights, we still enjoyed our stay specifically the glass igloo on the west village, the buffet breakfast, and just walking around the village. The dinner service can be improved as we noticed that if you dine in at a much later time let's say after 6pm the service can be slow due to the staff:customers ratio. To avoid this, we dined in at 5:30pm.

Clean and nice hotel. Breakfast spread was ok.

The resort hotel in Surrey Hills has large rooms and a sauna, which is very convenient for your own operation. The balcony of the room was facing a small wood, and the scenery after the heavy snow was beautiful. In addition to Finnish and English, there are Japanese in the hotel. No wonder there are many Japanese tourists here, but most of them are middle-aged and elderly. After the Spring Festival, I made a lap in Lapland. There are only few Chinese in Surrey. The ski area here is also very empty, but the snow quality is first-rate.

The location in the city center is very convenient. The room is not big but clean. The breakfast is crowded and varied. It is close to the ski resort. The weather has been good these days and the sun is shining, which is great👍!

The first row of igloos by the lake, the sky is full of stars at night, it is very beautiful, the Big Dipper and the Ursa Major constellation are very clear, but unfortunately the clouds are a bit thick and we cannot see the aurora. The white patches of snow on the lake are great during the day. The sunrise in the Arctic Circle in winter is slanting up and setting, which is very interesting. The sauna in the room is small but effective, and the breakfast is also very good. It was very convenient for us to drive here. We also went to a nearby supermarket to buy late-night snacks and cook them ourselves. The kitchen supplies in the room were full.

If you come here for the Aurora in winter, the heating equipment is sufficient. There is a paid shuttle bus that takes you from the holiday club to the hotel, but you need to make a reservation in advance. You can also walk there, which takes about 15 minutes. The blankets in the room are very comfortable and the night view is very beautiful. Each room is an independent glass house, so the room may be allocated far away from the counter, and you need to walk a long way with your luggage.

The view from the hotel room is very close to zero point on foot. The breakfast in the restaurant is good. The spare parts I use are lumene, a Finnish national brand, which can save dry skin. One tube applied to the elbow is enough for a day. The breakfast in the restaurant is similar to the popcorn pancakes we used to make in line with rice when we were kids in China. There is a parking lot in the basement, which saves you the trouble of getting up early to clear the snow. It costs 20 euros to park for one night. There are many restaurants and ski shops on the commercial street. Very convenient.

The staff are friendly and helpful. The location is very convenient, there are many shops nearby, within walking distance.

The room looks brighter at night and the heating is very strong, but it keeps cycling and automatically shuts off, and the air is not very circulated! Didn't sleep well and the front desk service was mediocre.