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Best family friendly Finland resorts

Among the 1721 accommodations in Finland, here are the 2 best family friendly resorts

Mansikkaniemen Lomakeskus - Finland
9.1 293 reviews

Mansikkaniemen Lomakeskus

resort, Rantasalmi
Mansikkaniemen Lomakeskus is a lakeside resort in Rantasalmi, just 44 miles from Savonlinna Airport, offering a peaceful escape from the city. The resort has consistently received excellent ratings for cleanliness and location, making it a popular choice for travellers seeking a comfortable and enjoyable stay.
The resort provides a range of accommodation options, including rooms with well-equipped kitchens. Guests can enjoy a variety of amenities and activities, including a private beach, a sauna, a sun terrace, and fishing opportunities.
Old Pine Husky Lodge - Finland
8.6 127 reviews

Old Pine Husky Lodge

resort, Sompujarvi
Old Pine Husky Lodge is situated in Sompujarvi, a tranquil location just 29 miles from Koivu and 21 miles from Kemi Tornio Airport. The lodge has received excellent ratings for location, cleanliness, and overall experience.
The lodge offers comfortable accommodation with a garden view from each room. Guests can enjoy a range of amenities including a shared lounge, a terrace, barbecue facilities, a sauna, a restaurant, a bar, and free parking.

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Frequently asked questions about resorts in Finland

  • What are the top attractions in Finland?

    Finland boasts a wealth of attractions. For nature lovers, there's the breathtaking Finnish Lakeland, perfect for hiking and canoeing, and the stunning Arctic landscapes of Lapland, home to the spectacular Northern Lights. City-wise, Helsinki offers a blend of history and modern design, with iconic landmarks like Helsinki Cathedral and Suomenlinna sea fortress. Turku, the former capital, is rich in history and culture, while Tampere, a city built on two lakes, provides a unique urban experience. Don't forget the Åland Islands, an autonomous region known for its picturesque archipelago and charming towns.
  • What are the best resorts with a swimming pool in Finland?

    Hotel & Spa Resort Järvisydän, Aurora Village Ivalo and Holiday Resort Harjun Portti are among the best resorts with a swimming pool in Finland.

  • Which airports are the biggest in Finland?

    Helsinki-Vantaa Airport (HEL) is by far the largest and busiest airport in Finland, serving as the main international gateway. Other significant airports include Oulu Airport (OUL) and Turku Airport (TKU), although they are considerably smaller than Helsinki-Vantaa.
  • What are the best resorts with jacuzzi in Finland?

    Tundrea Holiday Resort, Northern Lights Village Saariselkä and Glass Resort are the best resorts with a jacuzzi in Finland.

  • Is it common to pay with cash or card in Finland?

    Card payments are overwhelmingly preferred in Finland. While cash is accepted in many places, particularly smaller shops and markets, it's far more common and convenient to use cards, including contactless payments, for most transactions.
  • What are the best family friendly resorts in Finland?

    The best family friendly resorts in Finland are Tundrea Holiday Resort, Northern Lights Village Saariselkä and Glass Resort.

  • Is the driving culture in Finland considered safe for tourists?

    Finland has a very safe driving culture, with well-maintained roads and a strong emphasis on road safety. However, winter driving conditions can be challenging, with snow and ice making roads slippery. Tourists should be prepared for these conditions and drive cautiously, especially in rural areas.
  • What are the best pet friendly resorts in Finland?

    The best pet friendly resorts in Finland are Tundrea Holiday Resort, Northern Lights Village Saariselkä and Seaside Glass Villas.

  • Are there any important traditions to honour while travelling in Finland?

    Respect for nature is paramount in Finnish culture. Leave no trace when hiking or visiting natural areas. Also, Finns generally value privacy and quiet contemplation, so respecting personal space is important. 'Sauna culture' is deeply ingrained; while you might not be invited to a private sauna, you can experience public saunas, a great way to relax and experience a Finnish tradition.
  • Are there any noteworthy festivals unique to Finland?

    Finland hosts many festivals. Midsummer (Juhannus) is a significant celebration, with bonfires and festivities across the country. The Helsinki Festival is a major international arts event showcasing a wide range of performances. Many smaller, regional festivals celebrate local traditions and crafts.
  • What areas offer the best experiences for a full week in Finland?

    A week allows for a good exploration. You could spend a few days in Helsinki, exploring the city's sights and museums, then head north to Lapland for a couple of days to experience the Arctic wilderness and potentially see the Northern Lights. Incorporating a visit to the Finnish Lakeland for hiking and nature would complete a balanced itinerary.
  • Where should you go for a fun weekend in Finland?

    Helsinki offers a vibrant weekend getaway, with its museums, design shops, restaurants, and vibrant nightlife. Alternatively, Tampere, with its lakeside setting and numerous parks, provides a more relaxed yet equally enjoyable weekend break.
  • Are there parts of Finland with consistently good weather throughout the year?

    No, Finland experiences distinct seasons. Southern coastal areas have milder winters and cooler summers compared to Lapland, which experiences long, cold winters and short, cool summers. There's no region with consistently 'good' weather year-round; the appeal lies in the variety of the seasons.
  • What are the emergency contacts for medical or security situations in Finland?

    For medical emergencies, dial 112. For police, fire, or other emergency services, also dial 112. This number connects you to the appropriate emergency services.

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