Which popular attractions are close to Messila Maailma Oy?

Nearby attractions include Motorcycle Museum of Finland (5.0 km), Sibelius Hall (5.4 km), and Jump Up (4.5 km). See all nearby attractions.

What are some of the property amenities at Messila Maailma Oy?

Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, an on-site restaurant, and a lounge. See all property amenities.

Which room amenities are available at Messila Maailma Oy?

Top room amenities include a kitchenette, a flat screen TV, and a desk. See all room amenities.

What food & drink options are available at Messila Maailma Oy?

Guests can enjoy an on-site restaurant, a lounge, and breakfast during their stay. Learn more.

What are some restaurants close to Messila Maailma Oy?

Conveniently located restaurants include Kahvila Kariranta Oy, Ravintola Roux, and Kahvila Oskari. See all nearby restaurants.

Are there opportunities to exercise at Messila Maailma Oy?

Yes, guests have access to a sauna during their stay. Learn more.

Are pets allowed at Messila Maailma Oy?

Yes, pets are typically allowed, but it's always best to call ahead to confirm. Learn more.

Does Messila Maailma Oy offer any business services?

Yes, it conveniently offers meeting rooms, a banquet room, and conference facilities. See all property amenities.

Which languages are spoken by the staff at Messila Maailma Oy?

The staff speaks multiple languages, including English and Finnish. See all property amenities.

MESSILA MAAILMA OY - UPDATED 2022 Hotel Reviews & Price Comparison (Hollola, Finland)

Melina H wrote a review Feb 2022

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Poor cottages and very expensive

I visited this resort 1992 the last time. Everything looks the same as 30years ago. Cottages over-priced and poor. Can’t recommend to invest your vacation money into this! Better quality available in any other resort in Finland. Slopes were the only positive thing here

Date of stay: February 2022Trip type: Travelled

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A R wrote a review Apr 2017

Wilmington, North Carolina64 contributions9 helpful votes

Rustic Lodging

We stayed in one of the out buildings converted to lodging. Clean but very basic. No place to hang clothing. No face cloths. We were not there for skiing. Probably more suited for actual purpose than hotel accommodations. WiFi was available but didn't work well at all. Restaurant food was good.

Date of stay: March 2017

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Room Tip: Stay in main lodge building if you are interested in amenities other than just skiing

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Rainer O wrote a review Mar 2016

Istanbul, Turkey204 contributions66 helpful votes

Great holidaycenter for families with children

Spent a nice long weekend in 2-bedroom cottage there with my family incl. 4 month child. Cottage was rather modest, but had most what you need. Bedrooms were small and beds unusually tiny, so we continually hit ourselves on the walls while turning in bed, but all in all night sleep quality was great. It was quiet outside and no late-night noise from neighbors. Kitchen has all utensils you might need, only thing we felt missing, was toaster. There is clothes dryer cupboard in every apartment, so no worries about snow-wet skiing clothes. Breakfast in the main restaurant was included, serving both hot and cold dishes. On Sundays breakfast and brunch are combined, offering a large variety of all possible hot, cold, sweet and sour dishes already from early morning. Ski-center itself is well maintained. Lifts were running, although at evening only 2 or 3 slopes stayed open, and rest started to close from 5-6PM (depends on weather and light). Slopes are perfect for the beginners, wide and slow, still too short (longest is 700m) and too lame for intermediate and advance skiers. Offpist is not allowed (and not even possible, since thick forest at the side of the slopes). At the beginning (top) of the slopes you can find BBQ tents, where you can warm your frozen nose legs and hand, and as well grill sausages you have taken with you etc. For adrenaline junkies there were few pumpers and downhill cross track. For children there are special area with different fun attractions both for skiing and sledging . Only unpleasant surprise was (not written anywhere in web-pages) that from foreigner ski-rental demands a passport as a deposit. Since traveling within EU with ID card and never take passport with us, as well used to pay with credit card and not having cash (and of course there are no cash-dispenser within few miles), they offered only two options, to leave cash or car keys as a deposit. From local ski-rental accepts ID card as a deposit with no questions asked. …

Date of stay: February 2016

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thewarsawboy wrote a review Feb 2015

Warsaw, Poland263 contributions66 helpful votes

Very nice ski and cross country resort

Very nicely set in on the hills of the Messilä ski resort. Rooms are in bungalows and they have all you need. Two restaurants, one in an old manor house and another a classical bistro with live music. In a minute you can be skiing on the slopes or cross country - there must be over 50 km of prepared tracks in the forest and we did few runs even up to the Lahti stadium and ski jumps. Great place for the sporty ones and also if you go with the family.

Date of stay: February 2015

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Hugues A wrote a review Feb 2015

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I will come back!

Very nice place! Easy access with a car rented at the Helsinki airport. Superb ski tracks (cross country). Nice rooms and kind + helpful personnel. Restaurant of the hotel provides excellent cuisine! Was there for 3 nights in a single (cozy) room. Sauna is great!

Date of stay: February 2015

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