15 matching hotels found in Rovaniemi (Finland) - Page 1

Rovaniemi is the capital of the Finnish province of Lapland and is located near the polar circle. This gives visitors staying in a hotel in Rovaniemi the chance to experience the famous midnight sun during summer, and the Northern Lights during the long winters. Besides its stunning natural setting, Rovaniemi hosts the Santa Claus village as well as the Arktikum Science Centre and has many opportunities to head to the outdoors for a quick activity.

Why would I love Rovaniemi?

Thanks to its unspoiled nature and many opportunities for active travel, Rovaniemi is a popular spot for holiday makers. For an active business visit to Rovaniemi, you can try your skills at the Ounasvaara's ski slopes, go cross-country skiing, and rent a snowmobile. By being active in the outdoors of the town, you will not only experience the stunning subarctic landscape but also stay warm and entertained.

What should I as a business traveller be aware of?

Being the capital of the province, Rovaniemi is the home of many of Lapland's government offices. The University of Lapland also has its seat here as well as Rovaniemi University of Applied Sciences which, among other things, does research in business management and rural industries.

The larger Finnisch cities, such as Helsinki, Tampere and Turku, can easily be reached with an overnight train, and the international Rovaniemi Airport is only 10km north of the city centre.

Select hotels will offer in room wifi and computer terminals for HRS guests. For guests wishing to prepare their own quick meals, some hotels offer a kitchenette and fridge. To relax at the end of a busy day, you will find that many hotels offer access to the in house sauna, which is a must when visiting Finland.

What would the highlights be near my hotel in Rovaniemi?

A general favourite activity near your hotel in Rovaniemi are self drawn husky sledges. You will receive a short introduction into steering the sledge and reigning in the playful dogs. Then, you can race through the snowy landscapes and see Rovaniemi in an entirely new light.

Another popular spot is the Arktikum Center which serves as both a research institute and a museum. Here you can learn more about the local culture of the Sami people, their history, and traditions.