This boutique hotel opened in June 2009 in a renovated traditional commercial building, with nine rooms and a sauna. It stands in the old wooden-house town centre next to the red-brick church. Guests can prepare their own breakfast, snacks and dinners, with breakfast supplies included in the room rate, and every room has a kitchen.
Stays are customised to guests' wishes, including activities. The market square, the Pyhävuori nature area and the Lapväärtin-Isojoki river valley are within walking distance. The owners also run a second ten-room hotel, Hotelli Alma. Pets are welcome, rooms are air-conditioned and the hotel is child-friendly.
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