Finnish relaxation!

Written: 4 september 2016
Travel time: 10 — 13 may 2016
Who does the author recommend the hotel to?: For a relaxing holiday; For business travel; For families with children; For recreation with friends, for young people
Your rating of this hotel:
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Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms: 9.0
Service: 9.0
Cleanliness: 9.0
Food: 9.0
Amenities: 9.0
Hotel Imatran Kylpyl? 4+, Imatra, Finland - a very good SPA hotel, we rested in it in November 2015, February and May 2016. I liked everything very much, friendly staff, comfortable and spacious rooms with a balcony, there are bathrobes and slippers. The hotel is located in the forest near the lake. Meals - half board buffet, quite decent breakfasts and dinners, you can choose according to your taste, a lot of fish and meat. You can buy lunch on your own for 20 euros or go to the cafe of the hotel itself, or the nearest cafes by the lake. But as practice shows, only breakfast and dinner are enough, instead of lunch - a snack in a cafe. The water park is one of the largest in Finland, quite spacious, there are many hot tubs and jets, for almost all parts of the body. There are both Finnish and Turkish saunas, and in all it is customary to completely undress, regardless of whether they are combined or not. At first, it was somehow not very familiar, then they got used to it, it was even cool - a joint visit to the sauna for men and women, although there are separate ones, in general, for an amateur. The time of stay is not limited, it is possible from morning until closing, several times a day. In general, you get complete relaxation, after all these procedures and pine air, you want to bury yourself in bed (by the way, it is like a feather bed), and enjoy a pleasant languor all over your body. It is very convenient to get from St. Petersburg - about 2.5 - 3 hours, depending on the passage of the Finnish customs. We can say we just fell in love with this hotel. We will definitely visit these wonderful places whenever possible.
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