Best Wellness Hotels in Finland

Boasting the style and luxury of the late 19th century, this well-appointed and elegant establishment is popular with celebrities who are spending time in the city. Each guestroom is spacious and boasts a marble bathroom set with both a bathtub and a shower, while guests are treated to an excellent range of amenities such as a full gym, a spa and a sauna. The hotel’s Brasserie Kämp is the main restaurant, it is open daily for buffet breakfast as well as all-day dining and a popular Sunday brunch takes place there too.

Conveniently located on the eighth floor of Helsinki’s airport, the Clarion Hotel is an excellent option for business travellers who like to be surrounded by luxury. The hotel also provides guests with quick and easy access to the city and the interior is sparkling new and very fresh. The guestrooms have been styled by celebrated designer Jaakko Puro and feature plenty of contemporary elements for luxury lovers such as ambient lighting control and huge walk-in showers, while guests are provided with a sauna that they can use to ease their senses after a long flight.

Famous as being one of the most stylish and luxurious hotels in the whole of Helsinki this excellent hotel is conveniently located in the very heart of the city. Lovers of contemporary Finnish art are sure to admire the style of the establishment, while each of the 53 guestrooms are unique and come complete with an excellent range of modern amenities and luxurious fittings. Dinner, lunch and breakfast are served in Andrea the hotels elegantly furnished restaurants who’s menu fuses Turkish Anatolian mezze with the freshest Finnish ingredients.

This Nordic-style design hotel showcases Finnish art and traditions, in contemporary surroundings, with furnishings inspired by American Shaker pieces. Beautiful original features, many carrying cultural history have been carefully preserved, including sections of the façade that depict mythical characters from Finland’s national poem. Rooms are categorised as small, medium, large, extra large and accessible, as well as three suites all have a custom-made serigraphy painting. Dine on Finnish and Karelian dishes at Runo Kitchen and Finnish schnapps in the bar. Upstairs, the Runo Attic Spa includes a firelit lounge, a calming space to relax.

Snuggle up under the stars in a glass igloo, surrounded by arctic wilderness, as the Northern lights dance above your bed when you book into the Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort. Guests can also opt for a log chalet, overlooking the igloos, or a self-catering Kelo (wood) and glass igloo that combines elements of the two. There’s also a two-bedded century-old traditional Finnish house and riverside chalets with private saunas. But reserved for the most adventurous are the full snow igloos, in which temperatures drop to between minus three and six celsius (super warm down-filled sleeping bags are provided to ensure a comfortable and inimitable night). Onsite are two restaurants, a glass igloo bar and the largest smoke sauna in the world.

The NH Collection Helsinki Grand Hansa,  marks the debut of the NH Collection brand in Finland and the second in the Nordics after NH Collection Copenhagen. The hotel unites two historic buildings: the Art Nouveau-style New Student House from 1910 and Seurahuone, Helsinki’s oldest continuously operated hotel since 1833. Following a careful renovation, the hotel offers 224 guest rooms and suites, including a luxurious 160-square-metre presidential suite, and is centrally located near Helsinki’s Central Railway Station and cultural attractions. Guests can enjoy classic French cuisine with local ingredients at the Hansa Café Bar & Brasserie, elevated drinks at the Kupoli bar with panoramic city views, and unique Finnish wellness traditions at the hotel’s spa.