Pet Friendly Hotels in Lapland, Finland

We are a family of 5 and booked 2 family rooms in this hotel. The rooms were big, compared to another Rovaniemi hotel that we stayed in and the amenities were wonderful. Free use of Sauna, 24hr gym, just located directed opposite the supermarket and most of all, the hotel has a microwave that you can heat up the food brought from the supermarket! What a deal!. Some areas for improvement, it would good if the Sauna can be 24hrs instead of closing at 10pm. If the hotel can provide utensils like spoon and fork it will be even more awesome. Overall our best stay in Rovaniemi for the price point, I think its a steal. Oh BTW, Burger King and McDonald is just opposite and 24hrs too.

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.)

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.

Exterior view of the hotel restaurant. If you stay here, you don't have to spend money on cable car tickets to see the scenery. The restaurant directly enjoys the view of the top of the mountain. The breakfast has too few varieties and the heating is super sufficient! Open parking is free.

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.

Across the road is the main street of Rorovaniemi with supermarkets and restaurants. Many local tours can also gather in front of the hotel, which is very convenient. Rich breakfast options The room size is OK. You can put 2 suitcases at the same time, but the bed is too small (are all beds in Europe like this?). Girls can sleep well, but boys with a height of 180cm will have their feet outside the bed.

The hotel is a 5 minute walk to the centre, it's a basic hotel which is clean, tidy and comfortable. Breakfast is more continental with 3 hot item available. The only downside to the hotel is their is no safe in the rooms so had to carry all personal items laptop, money, passport etc around with me all the time. The hotel did offer to put item in their own safe but decided against it. It didn't put me off staying here again and would return.

The hotel is a little far from the city, the room environment is good, lying on the bed to watch the stars and the northern lights, the hotel breakfast and dinner are buffet, dinner does not provide drinks, the only drawback is that when I first checked into the room, there was a trash can full of garbage, it was not cleaned in time, it was far from the hotel front desk and it was at night, I was too lazy to go to the front desk, so I just left it in the room

The hotel is located within walking distance from the station (but NOT with ski equipment) at the Ylläsjärvi side of the resort. I have to say that the reception staff was friendly beyond expectations and the breakfast was also better than average (especially when compared with other Finnish hotels). I could go again. We had a room with in room stairs to the loft and those were extremely steep and hard to climb for an adult. Anyway, kids were happy to get their own nest from the upper level. As always, Finnish hotels rarely are equipped with decent cooking during the summer months. I have no doubts that during the winter the rooms will be warm but during the hot summer days they could be cooler.

I didn’t expect to be able to book a trip to the Glass House using Ctrip. I happened to encounter the aurora at night in the glass house. It was really wonderful to watch the aurora while lying on the bed. Meals are included in the hotel, which basically includes three meals a day. All you need to do here is enjoy it. Romantic life in Northern Europe.