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Masto 4 - Russia
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Masto 4

hotel, Kuusamo
The Masto 4, a 4-star hotel in Kuusamo, is located in the Vuosseli district of Eastern Ruka, 25 miles north of Kuusamo, putting you 400 meters from the Masto I and II ski lifts and 2.2 miles from Ruka village.
This accommodation offers a private electric sauna, sleeps up to six guests in three bedrooms, and features a combined kitchen/living room, a separate TV room, and a carport, with pets allowed for an additional fee.
Rantaruka 4d1 - Russia
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Rantaruka 4d1

hotel, Kuusamo
The Rantaruka 4d1 is a 3-star log-built cottage located 15.5 miles north of Kuusamo, offering authentic northern Finland experiences with Ruka village just 1.9 miles away.
This accommodation sleeps up to seven guests across multiple sleeping areas, including a double bed, a single bed with a bunk bed, and a loft with four mattresses, and features a combined living room and kitchen, an electric sauna, and steep loft stairs.
Peiponpesä B - Russia
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Peiponpesä B

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This family-friendly house is located 40 miles northeast of Kuopio in Northern Savonia, Finland, 0.37 miles from a common beach on Lake Syväri and 0.75 miles from a shallow, sandy swimming beach.
This modern semi-detached home, built in 2003, accommodates up to 6 guests with 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, a private sauna, and terraces, offering a well-equipped kitchen and living area for your stay.
Kuuttivilla - Russia
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Kuuttivilla

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This lakeside cottage is located in Kerimäki, Southern Savonia, Finland, directly on the shores of Lake Orivesi, approximately 31 miles northeast of Savonlinna.
This family-friendly cabin accommodates up to 4 guests with 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, featuring a well-equipped kitchen, heat-storing fireplace, electric sauna, and a private rowing boat for lake exploration.

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    Very Center Hostel, Suffix Hostel and Netizen Saint Petersburg Centre are the best hostels with parking in Russia.

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