Keurusselkä Resort
Keurusselkä Resort is a hub for entertainment, outdoor activities, wellness and events! We are a Green Key-certified hotel.
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About this accommodation
You can find accommodation offers here.
Come and enjoy yourself – this famous, legendary hotel is the place to be for active, cheerful people!
The holiday homes in nearby Keurusharju are also available to you all year round.
On Friday and Saturday, the hotel will be hosting a dance to the music of Finland’s biggest stars and orchestras.
View the programme here.
The evening is rounded off with a delicious dinner; view our à la carte menu here.
Here you will find a link to the hotel’s entertainment calendar.
The hotel has three professionals working in its treatment rooms. Services include Kalevala bone setting, relaxation treatments, natural cosmetics, reflexology and more. Click here for further details.
Just a kilometre away, at Keurusselän Sports Park, there is a refurbished 18-basket frisbee course; from the door, you can set off on marked nature trails and ski tracks. On the frozen lake, you can enjoy skiing, ice fishing, walking, skating and more.
Activities: boat, stand-up paddleboard and bicycle hire, water bikes, mini-golf, a beach volleyball court, and tennis and padel courts. And if the weather’s too cold to be outside, you can enjoy the spa’s hot tubs indoors.
Click here to visit the online shop (gift vouchers and accommodation bookings).
Find out more on the Keurusselkä Resort website!
Hotel Keurusselkä
Photos of the location
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