The historic estate has five guest rooms and an equipped kitchen in each of two buildings: the older Pohjola and the terraced-house-style Asuntola. Its history is linked to the Bovallius sisters and a domestic science school for deaf girls opened in 1905.
Breakfast is included when booking by phone or through the website. A sauna can be hired and a barbecue shelter used. Pohjola's event room for around 50 can have food and coffee service and has a TV connectable to a computer. A barn café opens in summer. The main house is a private home, outside the accommodation. Pets are welcome, with parking and Wi-Fi available.
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