Nallentupa - Spacious cottage in the beautiful landscape of Pyhätunturi

Nallentupa is a spacious cottage in Pyhätunturi, near Pyhä-Luosto National Park.

The cottage is suitable for families, small groups and couples.
The cottage has beds for 6 people. Bed linen and towels are not included in the rent. We rent bed linen + towels for 25 EUR/person.

The price of the cottage does not include final cleaning, we recommend purchasing final cleaning in advance, 90 EUR. You can also clean yourself. There are instructions in the cottage.

The cottage has a large living room with a well-equipped kitchen, fireplace and air-to-air heat pump.
The cottage has two bedrooms and an open loft with beds for two and a small sitting area.
The cottage has a separate toilet.
The bathroom is spacious, with two showers, a toilet, a washing machine and a dryer.

The cottage is also equipped with a dishwasher, wifi, a central vacuum cleaner and mechanical air conditioning.

The cottage also has an electric car charging facility. There is a barbecue hut in the yard of the cottage.

The barbecue hut usage fee is 50 EUR.

We rent two Fatbikes, which are equipped with bicycle helmets, mobile phone and drink bottle holders.

The cottage has self-check-in using a key box.
We are happy to assist if necessary.

Pyhätunturi is a pleasant small tourist destination with lots to see and do all year round. The nearby Pyhä-Luosto National Park with its impressive landscapes and natural attractions is worth seeing. Pyhä-Luosto National Park is a 100-meter walk from the cottage. The illuminated ski track/outdoor trail is about 600m away, the local ski track/winter bike trail is only 150m away.
Shops, restaurants and the Naava Nature Centre are located 3km away. You can rent equipment and buy a lift ticket from Pyhä Ski Centre.
A scenic lift is in operation in the summer.
For the braver, rock climbing and zip lines are also available at Tajukangas.
The impressive concerts held in Aittakuru are unforgettable.
The public beach is located on the shores of Lake Pyhäjärvi.