Hoteles cerca de Saariselka Ski & Sport Resort en Saariselkä

Viví durante una semana. El Wi-Fi no se estrelló bien porque al final era un poco. La presión del agua fue buena y fue agradable tener una microonda que se puede utilizar para uso público No me gustaba mucho, porque era un cuarto viejo, así que podía usarlo como una llave en lugar de una llave de tarjeta. Hay una martillo alrededor y una parada de autobús está ahí. Lo recomiendo.

Thank you for making this once in a lifetime so amazing. We went here to take my son to go and see Santa through Jet2 this trip was excellent and something as a family we will never forget. This hotel is brilliant and positioned in a lovely area. Maybe could do with a little bit if a update with new carpet and maybe a paint job but nothing that will effect your holiday. Tv is also poor but as so active didn’t really miss it what I mean would he nice to have one English Channel considering I say most your visitors are English. Also could do with the beer being a bit cheaper as worked out nearly £9 a pint but I was expecting that. All these are little things that may improve overall you still get a 5 star from me. Must also mention all staff very friendly. Wouldn’t think twice about coming back one day in the future.

El hotel resort en Surrey Hills cuenta con amplias habitaciones y una sauna, lo cual es muy conveniente para su propia operación. El balcón de la habitación daba a un pequeño bosque, y el paisaje después de las fuertes nevadas era hermoso. Además de finlandés e inglés, hay japonés en el hotel. No es de extrañar que haya muchos turistas japoneses aquí, pero la mayoría de ellos son de mediana edad y ancianos. Después del Festival de Primavera, hice una vuelta en Laponia. Hay pocos chinos en Surrey. La zona de esquí aquí también está muy vacía, pero la calidad de la nieve es de primera.

No se decepcionará en el restaurante de la aldea de Aurora, el almuerzo de bufete vale dinero y el menú de la comida vale la pena viajar por todo el camino. No se necesitan reservas para almorzar, pero se necesitan reservas para cenar especialmente durante las vacaciones de Navidad. Un lugar maravilloso para relajarse y absorber el ambiente cálido y acogedor. Puede solicitar requisitos de alimentos como no huevos o nueces adelantado. Menú para la semana está en línea. Buen apetito!

Estuvimos 5 días, es un hotel chiquitito y muy acogedor, todo limpio y perfecto, el personal muy agradable. Lo mejor el desayuno, de 10!Por el covid los restaurantes cierran a las 18 pero tfe dan todas las facilidades, te dicen donde coger comida para llevar e incluso el supermercado está justo enfrente. Te ofrecen toda variedad de excursiones. SIn duda si vuelvo a Ivalo, volvería a este hotel sin pensarlo

En términos de rentabilidad, este hotel se considera muy alto entre los hoteles de casas de cristal. Fue un poco difícil de encontrar. Después de que el autobús se bajó del autobús, fue demasiado difícil arrastrar el equipaje en la nieve. Más tarde, me comuniqué con la recepción del hotel para enviar un automóvil por mi cuenta. Puede reservar paseos en trineo, motos de nieve, persecución de auroras y otros proyectos en el hotel. ¡En general es bueno!

El pueblo es muy bueno, el entorno es muy bueno, pero el inicio de la sesión y el desayuno no están en el mismo lugar, ¡debe conducir otro auto para el supermercado, algunos son incómodos, pero llamar a la información, explican entusiasta y el desayuno también es muy bueno!

El hotel está situado en un pueblo de oro reconstruido con un museo de oro, en el parque nacional de Tankavaara, y además de los techos de madera en el bosque, las habitaciones están en dos edificios horribles que no están de acuerdo con la idea general. Mi habitación era pequeña y muy básica, camas muy incómodas, tipo de sofás suave con una madrastra muy fina; el baño nuevo y cómodo. El desayuno es bastante pobre. El almuerzo y la cena son promedio. La mejor de las habitaciones es la cena de fuego en una pequeña cabaña con música Sami y una chica muy agradable del personal. El hotel está muy bien situado en las habitaciones.

We didn't realise that when we booked 3 nights from 5 April, that we would be getting there a week or so before the spring close for a few months. But this probably made what was a fantastic break. Now I realise that for families, the December/January is a must for the whole Santa/Christmas/New Year experience. Combined with very cold temperatures, and snow covering everything. But when I heard that the resort caters for up to 800 guests, I can only imagine how mad busy it is, with people everywhere. For my family of four (daughters in their 20's) we were amongst only 40 other guests staying at the time. It was brilliant. There was still loads of snow on the ground but just the trees had shed theirs and were green. But there was no one in the other keto igloos around us and when we walked out most times there was no-one in sight and you could look far in the distance and just see snow, trees....and no humans. a true wilderness experience. We caught a slight glimpse of the Northern Lights on our first night but not really in full glory, but I think that's a chance you take at any time of the year. We did the snowmobile - Quite fun but the risk of paying up to 1200 euros for any damage caused (as told sternly by the guide) made us keep to the speed limits! The Reindeer Aurora Hunt in the evening was OK but if you don't get to see the lights can be a bit boring and hard work on the bum sitting in the sleigh. I can imagine that it could be even harder work in colder temperatures. The Husky ride was the best by far - Great stuff. I think two hours of each activity is enough. Breakfast options were a little limited, with yukky reindeer sausages. Would have been great to have a bacon option. The evening meals were lovely - Again, I believe that it's buffet style in peak season and I have read a lot of criticism. During this quieter time we were given menu options and enjoyed it every night. Definitely pack snacks with you if you can as they are very expensive at the resort. We spent a fair amount on cocktails for the girls and beer for me - Expensive but had good choices. No need to buy bottled water as the water coming from the tap was almost ”mountain spring” - And I should know as drinking water is my profession! I took a tip from another reviewer and had a small container that I asked reception to fill with milk which I took back to make our cuppa's- They don't sell milk, just provide those small sachets. We got the private taxi there and back - Good that it takes, and picks up from your accommodation. I could image it can be quite a trek getting luggage to and from some of the accommodation as they can be far away from reception. Staff were friendly but again, they were not under pressure and were all going home for a few months a week or so after our stay. So, in summary a great stay and if you don't need the Santa experience, but want a great service experience, then March / April would be better.

When you a stay at Kuukkeli Log Houses Teerenpesä in Saariselka, you'll be in a national park, just steps from Saariselkä Sport Resort and Saariselkä Ski Resort. This ski hotel is 0.4 mi (0.6 km) from Urho Kekkonen National Park and 0.4 mi (0.7 km) from Pyhan Paavalin Chapel.Enjoy the convenience of ski-in/ski-out access at this hotel, which also features a sauna. This hotel also features complimentary wireless internet access and ski storage. The ski shuttle (surcharge) makes getting to the slopes a breeze.Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 8:30 AM to 10:30 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include laundry facilities and microwave in a common area. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available on request), and free self parking is available onsite.Stay in one of 10 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have showers and hair dryers. Conveniences include coffee/tea makers and washing machines.