I stayed in a lovely cabin that was perfect for a one‑night stop on my trip!
KirschbaumHá 2 semanas
Varkaus·8.3
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ou é só digitar — “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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Mansikkaharju Holiday Camp is situated next to Kalma Bay, offering easy access to nearby ski trails and a ski tunnel. The property features cottages with wooden interiors, shared or private bathrooms, and amenities like flat-screen TVs and private terraces with bay views. On-site leisure options include a wood-heated sauna, swimming, and a playground, with canoes, rowing boats, and bicycles available for free.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
I stayed in a lovely cabin that was perfect for a one‑night stop on my trip!
Kirschbaum·Há 2 semanas
It was okay, nothing special. The view was just a construction site and houses, and the room was very cramped with a baby cot and a dog.
Victoria·Há 3 semanas
The location was good, close to city services and by the water. The environment was kept tidy and well‑maintained. The cabin itself was generally functional, and I liked that the bathroom had a radio on 24/7. I think the price matched the level of accommodation I booked. I brought my own clean bedding because I had read that bedding is never included. At the beach there was a grill and a canoeing option. When I checked in, I had to call separately to get the key box code. Many places, both worldwide and in Finland, send a message with the check‑in instructions before the designated time if the stay is prepaid, but not in Eastern Finland. During the call I also learned that the Laavu cabin had no heating. That should have been understood beforehand, as the description of Laavu didn't mention heating. A bit of a dog‑friendly space, but the larger Laavu could only comfortably fit one adult for sleep, and it was cool at the start of September nights despite the weather. A former military man who had completed his service managed to get through two chilly nights. I slept somewhat poorly. I would only rent this type of accommodation in warmer months. After a few minutes of check‑in and getting the key for Laavu, I walked calmly along the beach to explore the surroundings. A strawberry tree matriarch aggressively shouted, “Looking for something?!” I politely said I was just getting to know the area. No problem, I’ve had much more refined encounters in third‑world countries on my travels. But a more sensitive and less cynical traveler might find that behavior unpleasant. The otherwise well‑running communal kitchen had no cutlery or tea/coffee cups. I was surprised to find a green tea in a glass bottle with a knife, the only utensil. The next day the knife was gone. There was less to wash.
Joh96·Há 3 semanas
All good.
Arja·Há um mês
The breakfast was missing, and the roof was leaking onto the bed while the room itself was dirty.
Risto·Há um mês