Really nice and comfy cabin.

Stayed in December 2022

The coffee maker is a piece of work! As a carpenter a few minor details bothered me like the crooked sauna door and the constantly buzzing electrical box.

Fantastic location, well worth the money. Everything is provided- also bedsheets. Sauna is superb. Staff is friendly

Stayed in September 2022

nothing

excelent cottage, fully furnished and even better looking than the pictures

Stayed in May 2022

Sauna was generally very nice, but one evening there was very little hot water

Stayed in October 2021

I don´t know :-)

This is beautiful place to relax and hiking in the Luosto National Park ... The cottage is comfortable and clean, close to a beautiful lake. I can recommend.

Stayed in July 2021

No duvet cover and just one towel. We have tried to call to get this fixed but received no reply.

Rather new and modern place with parking in front of appartment.

Stayed in September 2023

Lucky Ranch Cabin #4 is a good stopping off place en route, and would be a great holiday base for a lone traveller or intimate couple. It’s really a studio apartment in a semi-detached cabin, with a separate bathroom and sauna plus a sleeping loft. The description on Booking.com was slightly misleading in several respects: the sleeping places are described as a twin and a sofa bed, but in fact the downstairs has a queen-sized double and a sofa, and the loft just a couple of floor mattresses. The terrace and barbecue area is a shared facility about 100 m from the cabin, and the reference to a ‘shared kitchen’ is very confusing, since the cabin has its own small kitchen area, albeit with rather minimal worktop and cupboard space. The description also referred to a 24-hour front desk, though the cottage complex was unmanned, with access via a pre-notified key-box code. I located the cottage complex ok, but the directions on how to identify the cabin itself were not adequate: I needed to phone the agent/owner to get a proper explanation once I arrived at the complex. Inside there were no instructions on how to use the sauna or induction hob, obviously needed for novices or foreigners. The wifi code was scribbled semi-legibly on a piece of tissue paper without any indication of what it actually was. The confirmation indicated that linens and towels were provided but they were not in evidence – luckily I had brought my own anyway. And the blackout blinds were woefully inadequate – none at all on the front door or the window above the bed. These annoying features could be easily rectified, after which the accommodation would actually merit its ‘fabulous’ score. Note that a car is essential for accessing the national park, downhill ski areas or shops, unless you want to pay a fortune in taxi fares.

Lucky Ranch Cabin #4 is a good stopping off place en route, and would be a great holiday base for a lone traveller or intimate couple. It’s really a studio apartment in a semi-detached cabin, with a separate bathroom and sauna plus a sleeping loft. The description on Booking.com was slightly misleading in several respects: the sleeping places are described as a twin and a sofa bed, but in fact the downstairs has a queen-sized double and a sofa, and the loft just a couple of floor mattresses. The terrace and barbecue area is a shared facility about 100 m from the cabin, and the reference to a ‘shared kitchen’ is very confusing, since the cabin has its own small kitchen area, albeit with rather minimal worktop and cupboard space. The description also referred to a 24-hour front desk, though the cottage complex was unmanned, with access via a pre-notified key-box code. I located the cottage complex ok, but the directions on how to identify the cabin itself were not adequate: I needed to phone the agent/owner to get a proper explanation once I arrived at the complex. Inside there were no instructions on how to use the sauna or induction hob, obviously needed for novices or foreigners. The wifi code was scribbled semi-legibly on a piece of tissue paper without any indication of what it actually was. The confirmation indicated that linens and towels were provided but they were not in evidence – luckily I had brought my own anyway. And the blackout blinds were woefully inadequate – none at all on the front door or the window above the bed. These annoying features could be easily rectified, after which the accommodation would actually merit its ‘fabulous’ score. Note that a car is essential for accessing the national park, downhill ski areas or shops, unless you want to pay a fortune in taxi fares.

Stayed in July 2021

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Stayed in August 2023

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Stayed in April 2023

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Stayed in January 2023

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Stayed in December 2022

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Stayed in November 2021