Hotelli Kemijärvi — Hotel in Eastern Lapland

We stayed one night in November, between a round trip on the lapland express from Helsinki.||||We arrived at 9:30 in the morning, with checking posted as 3 PM. However Vladimir, the owner, graciously told us that since the room was ready and empty, we could check in immediately. The following morning, at breakfast, he came over to us and said that since the room is available, we are free to stay until our train which was at 6:15 PM. That is just demonstrative of the care and concern we were given during our stay. When we would walk by the front desk, and Vladimir was there, he would offer us a cup of coffee. The hotel is not the newest and most modern, however it is extremely clean and very comfortable. The bed was very nice and we had a very good night sleep. The breakfast was very good with a very wide selection of all types of foods. The bathroom, although dated, was vey comfortable and clean, with great towels and plenty of hot water. The hotel is in the center of the small town, accessible to several supermarkets and...

We booked in for 2 nights after catching the night train from Helsinki. Arriving early in the morning was no problem, we were offered different rooms and chose the top floor (only a 3 story building). Spacious and clean room clean linen with the theme being swans even the towels were placed in the shape of swans. The buffet Breakfast was simply superb. Porridge l, eggs, bacon, sausages, meatballs, hot vegetarian food, cold meat and cheese cuts, different types of pickled herring, cold smoked salmon, cakes etc. The list is endless and they take huge pride in their offering.|The service was so good and the town so nice that we came back for a further 2 days on our way out of Lapland. Vladimir, the owner welcomed us back, and when we caught the train back he let us stay the full day in the room without an extra charge again.|The Hotel is very close to 3 supermarkets and in the centre of a lovely small town with...

We stayed at this hotel while vacationing in the area and visiting friends. They put our whole group on the third floor, although they did not seem to be busy. There are no elevators, so had to carry our luggage up three flights of stairs. The gentleman that checked us in, quickly helped us to our rooms. All the rooms had the neat little swans made out of the towels laying on the beds. Such a nice added touch. The rooms were small, but that is typical in the European countries. Very clean. Lots of hot water for a shower. Had a very nice breakfast in a restaurant that was attached to the hotel. Lots of items to choose from. If you went away hungry, it was your own fault. There was plenty there for everyone. If ever in the area, we would stay here again. Their English was so-so, but you still seem to be able to understand...