Hotelli Rakuuna

“Warm recommendations”

We have been here twice and will go again. Great location in a historically significant area. The breakfast was really good, and the staff were lovely, and even our cat was warmly welcomed. Guests have access to their own kitchen and a cozy living-room–style common area, which suited our need very… Más

We have been here twice and will go again. Great location in a historically significant area. The breakfast was really good, and the staff were lovely, and even our cat was warmly welcomed. Guests have access to their own kitchen and a cozy living-room–style common area, which suited our need very well. A truly delightful place. Everything was clean, and the history of the building has been nicely incorporated into the experience.

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“Great hotel”

Excellent hotel. Good service. Very Clean. Nice atmosphere and great location. Rooms have good beds and enough Space. Bathroom wass nice and clean. Automatic shower was bit diffucult to use but ok. Very peaceful.

“Top choice!”

I’d select Hotel Rakuuna over the brand hotels any time! The hotel is located in a walking distance from the city center, the old fortress, the market square by the lake Saimaa etc. The room was spacious, clean and very nice with the air con (it was +28 C at the time of our visit). Free charging of… Más

I’d select Hotel Rakuuna over the brand hotels any time! The hotel is located in a walking distance from the city center, the old fortress, the market square by the lake Saimaa etc. The room was spacious, clean and very nice with the air con (it was +28 C at the time of our visit). Free charging of electrical cars on request. Been here once before and will stay here again, if hotel stay needed in Lappeenranta!

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“Great hotel to see the sights in the town and local area”

We chose to break our return journey from Juva via Savonlinna at Lapeenranta. We weren’t sure what to expect but liked the look of this hotel, which is part of a former military barracks on the edge of the city. The outside of the hotel has an institutional look to it but the interior has been tast… Más

We chose to break our return journey from Juva via Savonlinna at Lapeenranta. We weren’t sure what to expect but liked the look of this hotel, which is part of a former military barracks on the edge of the city. The outside of the hotel has an institutional look to it but the interior has been tastefully decorated and the rooms are very pleasant. Each room is named after a person who was stationed at the barracks and there’s a little bio about them on the desk. Room was a good size with individually controlled air conditioning and, wonder of wonders, a window that opened. Bed was large and linen was pristine. The bathroom is modern but I was surprised that there was shower curtain rather than shower screen, given the pricing of the hotel. Excellent blackout curtains that are needed in summer where there is daylight almost 24hrs a day. The building is solid. Very solid. This means that it’s well soundproofed from outside noise and in the halls. The second floor has a ‘relaxation area’ which is like a common room where there’s a fridge for you to leave cold items, kettle, ice machine, coffee maker tables chairs, a wide screen TV etc. They also have a separate play room for kids. On the third floor is a recreation area with small pool table, air hockey etc. Everything is in perfect condition. Breakfast is in the breakfast room on the ground floor. People have complained that the breakfast is ‘not that great’ but coming from a country where breakfast is *never* included, a breakfast of cereal & bread, cheese & ham, yoghurt & pastries, coffee and juice is a real treat. The hotel is within easy walking distance of the centre of town and if you want a leg stretch, the fort area is within walking distance. Parking is free but it is more than a bit tricky to get to the hotel, particularly with the current road works being done. Siri (Apple) led us to the address but the road is blocked by permanent bollards. Google Maps was better, getting us inside the barracks area but not to the hotel. We left the car, walked across the barracks to ask for instructions and then returned to get the car. The hotel may benefit from putting a map with clear instructions on their website to get to the hotel and park.

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