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Hotel Yllasrinne: A Great Place

by Balam

Fantastic!!

Levi Cabins: Log Cabins in the Snow - Levi

by PaleFace_Fields

Levi is a small Ski holiday town right up in the frozen north of Lapland. The ski courses of Levi fell are used regulaly for ski competitons - probably because snow is, as you can imagine, quite reliable in the artic circle. We stayed in the Levi cabins - cute looking log cabins in the forest just on the outskirts of town. This is how lapland should be done, throw a log on the blazing fire and have a reindeer steak while looking out over the snow covered pine trees.
The place had it's own little sauna as well, which was good for relaxing a battered body after a day's snowboarding.
TV, washing machine and full kitchen was all there. The cabins are close to the road where the ski bus stops every 15 mins - 30 mins. It's possible to walk to town, it'll take
about 20 - 30 mins. If you like the remote log cabin in the snow experience - this is very good, at the sacrifice of not being in the centre of town.

Hotel Äkäshotelli: Hotel&apartments

by loonytoon01

Hotel Äkäshotelli in Akaslomolo village consist of a main building and surrounding buildings with several apartments in each building. The main building is older and the rooms are not as new, either. However, the apartments (and log cabins) are worth staying in them. Equipped with sauna, cooker, fridge, TV, CD&DVD player, etc. present an enjoyable place to return to after a day packed with activities.

Walking out of your apartment and sledging down a little slope or walking 2mins through deep snow to a frozen lake is fun!

Levin Matkailumaja: Great Value Chalets

by Jasoninlondon

We were very happy with our chalet. It had a storage area with drying cupboard, a living room with kitchen, TV, cd player and dining table.

Two bedrooms each with bunk beds, and a bathroom with sauna.

The only odd thing is that the fireplace is in the smaller of the bedrooms rather than the living room.

Holiday Club: Lapland Accommodations

by jasoncheryl

Nice hotel with lots of activities. Sleds available for free to use as you wish on the snowy hills. Breakfast and dinner buffets. Its own pub. Large recreational room for hotel guests (tennis, badmitten, soccer, basketball). Some shops inside. Webcam for where we stayed is http://www.saariselka.fi/eng/webcamera.html The hotel's website is http://www.holidayclub.fi/english/index.html
Weather for the area can be viewed at http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findweather/getForecast?query=ivalo

Hope you enjoy.

Indoor pool and hot tub.

Uruniemi camping: nice campsite in inari

by orke

they have cabins - some with no running water so u have to go to the wt/kitchen/ shower in the building but its very nice and the view is great (on the inari lake)

it is 2 km from city center

sauna, fire cabin,

The central place to stay

by LondonChris

A great choice of hotel and lodges in the centre of Levi

Scandic: Hotels

by Gili_S

There are many hotels around Lapland, sometimes they are over priced, especially in the high seasons of Christmas, Easter and in summer. So book in advance, also check online special offers. I got few times great deals from Scandic hotels such as double room for two persons including breakfast for only 50 euro.

Nammalakuru: Out there

by sinoda

Nammalakuru is a two-parted cottage - one side free for everybody to use and another side which has to be booked in advance and which costs a little something... I don't know how much, didn't use it.

The tupa (living, bed, and "dining" room) has at one side, by the wall, two story beds, for some max. 20 persons, a very powerfull stove, two tables and some chairs...

There are a sink, pans&pots etc, litter basket and sometimes left-overs from previous guests... so much for the cooking corner.

Hygienic facilities are outside (of course) a little bit up the hill.

During fall and winter there is no activity in the small café down the hill (some 50m), therefore you can enjoy the perfect silence all by yourself...

Except maybe in the nights when curious reindeer approach to receive their casual neighbours...

All in all this is a unique location with everything you need - and one even gets used to sleeping on hard, wooden beeds.

B&B Aliisa: Cheap accommodation

by Jarra

If you really need the rest, this is your place. Quiet neighbourhood, but ice-fishing possibilities and reindeer farm in within walking distance. Only two rooms available.

Real Finnish sauna and kota (outdoor barbecue place). The owner of the B&B Aliisa also makes lether works.

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