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Das Personal war sehr freundlich, professionell, wissensfähig, multilingual und das Essen war erstaunlich. Sie gingen oben und darüber hinaus, um unseren Aufenthalt komfortabel zu machen und nahmen unsere Allergien in Betracht und lieferten die besten Mahlzeiten jemals! Die Zimmer wurden täglich gereinigt und das Personal trug Maske in öffentlichen Bereichen, aber blieb noch freundlich und grüßte Gäste. Einchecken und Auschecken war sehr einfach und ich schätze, mit einem Menschen zu sprechen und persönlich willkommen zu sein. Ich empfehle dieses Hotel sehr jedem, der Kemi besucht. Die Lage ist großartig! Es ist in Spazierweiterung zu einem Supermarkt, ATM, Apotheke, U-Bahn (die Lebensmitteleinrichtung) und viele andere Geschäfte.

Ich war nur ein bisschen enttäuscht und das Zimmer war klein. Aber das Frühstück war sehr gut, der Service war super gut, die Rezeption war sehr freundlich und es half mir, die Zeit des Eisbrechertransfers zu überprüfen. Dieses Hotel ist der Abholpunkt für den Discovery Icebreaker. Es ist bequem, wie geplant in der Lobby zu warten. Es gibt kostenlose Parkplätze und es ist nicht weit vom Snow Castle entfernt.

Stayed three nights at the Seaside Glass Villa in Kemi. We arrived around 8:50 pm after a flight from Helsinki. The property is not very far from the airport and is part of/near to the Snow Castle. Though the actual Snow Castle is only slated to be ready in mid-January. There is an in-door “snow castle” area that is reportedly opened all year. Breakfast was served from 6:30-9:00 when we were there. With the kitchen closing at 9 pm and reception at 10 pm. We ended up getting cup noodles at reception for a late dinner in the villa. We had one of the larger units that has a “living area” and a kitchenette with induction stove top, microwave, electric kettle and coffee maker. And no television set. The beds are in a loft above with a glass, albeit very low, ceiling. Note the stairs going up are rather narrow. Took a little getting used to but once you do, it’s ok. At least for us. The down side of the larger units it’s that it is further away from the sea but much closer to the centre. Temperatures plunged to -12C when we were around. So being nearer is good as one has to walk to the restaurant for meals including breakfast. No in-room safe and please remember to bring adapters for your devices if not from Europe. The “downstairs” is the coolest part of the structure but the sleeping area is fine. The instructions was not to change the setting for the air conditioner. The bathroom has heated floors and is cosy. There’s also a sauna. But needs time to heat. So plan ahead. There are a variety of activities that can be arranged. From husky rides to reindeer etc. Aurora hunt though that might be even more suitable a little further north. All sorts of walks etc. Contact Marko Varpo if you fancy any one of these activities. You can even walk into town. It’s not actually that far away. Other than shopping or eating, there’s also a cafe that you can visit on top of the City Hall building, the tallest in Kemi. Gives a bird’s eye view of the area. Taxis are available but do note it is not exactly cheap. The thing to do here is to get on a real icebreaking ship to go out on the frozen sea. The historic Sampo icebreaker was really something different to do as a half-day tour. A very different type of moving museum. On top of being allowed to walk on frozen sea in the Bay of Bothnia (ie the northern part of the Baltic Sea), one can even float in it. And as guest of the Glass Villa, there’s even a special discount. For us, this is a once in a lifetime trip especially going out on the Sampo. But we do highly recommend it.

Der Service ist sehr allgemeine.