Hotels With Parking in Lapland, Finland

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.

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 room is large and clean, 8 minutes walk from the train station, there is a sauna on the second floor, the kitchen is also very large, there is a drink milk butter in the refrigerator for free, there are not many people staying, the outdoor temperature is -28 degrees

We really liked it. From the friendly, informative reception (we felt very welcome) to the check out. The location of the hotel is very good, as the pedestrian zone is just around the corner. One small criticism is that two or three things (e.g. rice pudding) in the extensive and very good breakfast should have been replenished more quickly. (We had breakfast between 8 and 9 a.m.)

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.

Very nice cottage, and big. Even though I travelled solo, I could see the space is comfortable for 2.4 persons. Service of staff is good, they don't volunteer information but if you asked they respond in very friendly way. Breakfast was average, both in terms of spread and quality. As the village was so quiet during the time I stayed (beginning of Autumn), I didn't try their restaurants for other meals, choosing instead to go to city center. Facilities-wise this is a resort, and there was no help to get your luggage to your room which is a few minutes walk. you can pay for it. Also, no transport to city provided by hotel. You need to take public transport.

The breakfast was good. There were fresh pineapples and melons. The Wi-Fi was only in the lobby and the staff was very responsible. There is no bus to the hotel to take a taxi, you can choose a bus to the nearest hotel and then take a taxi will save money. I saw the Aurora Alarm rang six times a night, and the last 23 o'clock Aurora was the strongest.

The front desk was in a big house and arranged a lot of Christmas things. Just opened the door of the room, there will be a smell of wood, and then there is no, I feel that the bathroom is very clean, that is, the bath is limited to 13 minutes, there is not much hot water, so I did not wash my hair for two nights. The bacon for breakfast was delicious, the surrounding environment was very good, by the sea, and there was a small forest. I feel that Kemi is not big, there are not many people, I like it very much. There is a supermarket nearby, and then walk around, there are many restaurants on the beach. The cathedral is very stuffy. The gem museum didn't see the gem, and the square in front was a flea market.

The room is nice, parking is free, clean and fully equipped. There is a Chinese restaurant nearby called Greater China, and the buffet is 17.9 euros per person. Accommodation is expensive in this place.

Excellent location, within 10 minutes walk to nearby supermarkets and bars. Bus stop for taking buses to Santa Claus Village and Railway Station is also nearby. Right next to the hotel there’s Beyond Arctic Adventures where we booked our Northern Lights Tour. Breakfast buffet wasn’t a huge spread but still a pretty good selection overall. No hairdryer in our room, and the heater wasn’t really working. There’s a shared kitchen as well so we were able to cook our own meals.