Ähtäri Wilderness Hotels
A map of 5 Wilderness Hotels in Ähtäri.
Hyvölän talo
Valkeisen Loma
Valkeisen Loma, located in Ähtäri, Central Finland, offers warm-hearted rural accommodation in a country hotel (Aurinkorinne) or traditional apartments and cottages. Guests can experience a Lapland atmosphere in the Reindeer Park, interact with rural animals, and enjoy year-round restaurant services at Tallin Vintti. The location provides summer activities like swimming on Lake Valkeinen and sauna use. Valkeisen Loma also caters to group events and is committed to sustainability, holding Eco-Compass and STF certifications.
Hotelli Mesikämmen
Hotel Mesikämmen, situated adjacent to Ähtäri Zoo, offers 101 rooms, including superior, pet-friendly, and accessible options. Designed by Timo and Tuomo Suomalainen, the hotel is partially integrated into the natural landscape with amenities such as a bowling alley, restaurant, and Äx club. It is conveniently located near the lake, forests, and main road Vt 18, making it accessible for visitors to Ähtäri and Tuuri. Adjacent to the hotel is the Loiske swimming pool. Room rates include accommodation, breakfast, and gym access, with free stays for children under three. Zoo tickets purchased with accommodation are valid for two days. Check-in is from 4:00 PM and check-out is by 12:00 PM, with all areas being non-smoking.
Naava Resort
Naava Resort in Ähtäri offers high-quality villas and apartments in prime tourist locations. Accommodations are spacious and well-equipped, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows with lake views, fireplaces, and large terraces. The holiday apartments are situated in the Naava Chalet building, also offering views of Hankavesi lake. Key attractions like Ähtäri Zoo, restaurants, and golf courses are within walking distance, providing a fantastic setting for a relaxing holiday amidst beautiful nature and premium services.
Vanha Pappila Hetki, Ähtäri
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Wilderness Hotels in Ähtäri
Sleep in nature. These hotels combine comfort with remote locations
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