Find hotels in Western Finland from AED 291

"Junior suite was an excellent size for 4. A little dated, but no complaints. Excellent in-room amenities. Lots of storage space. Breakfast good. Pool complex fantastic - although water a little chilly! Great location, easy to park car (extra charge). Staff friendly and helpful. Would return and would recommend. "

"Deserving of its good reviews. The staff is very nice and professional, and the food is very good. Room 111 is a little odd, certainly not quiet, in that it is right on the sidewalk. I'd recommend availding it."

"What was advertised is not what was offered. The fitness "

"Todo mega encantado. Las instalaciones , el entorno , el trato del personal. Volvería sin dudarlo "

"Room was spotless, very well equipped, no noise, very well centered. We included the breakfast, it was amazing top quality food "

"Nice"

"Absolutely fabulous little chalet in stunning setting . Accommodation was beautiful . Such a treat to be able to lay in bed and see the night sky and snowy trees. An idyllic, cosy, gem for a short break in Finnish Lapland. Staff were lovely too and the breakfast delivered each day was plentiful and tasty . Would love to return! "

"The room was nice enough, but it didn’t get cleaned."

"This is an incredibly nice hotel. The staff were kind and helpful, the room is very comfortable and clean, the food was good, and you get a discounted rate at a lovely spa a short walk away. My only complaint is that, as an American who lives in a country with a prison industrial system, I was hoping this prison-turned-hotel would be focused more on "Isn't it wonderful our crime rate is so low in Finland that we close prisons rather than open more? Look how we reused the space to provide a comfortable space for travelers to sleep and a nice cafe where people can enjoy meals together". The decor is lots of barbed wire and handcuffs attached to furniture and a giant mural of the prisoners in the restaurant. They make it nearly impossible to not think about the people who were once held there. I wish, much like the way a lot of old churches have been turned into secular community spaces, that this old prison felt more interested in a brighter future rather than clinging to a dark past."