Experience Pyhä in Finnish Lapland

Getting to Pyhätunturi

By Plane

The nearest airports are at Rovaniemi, Kittilä and Kuusamo. It takes about 1h and 40 minutes to drive from Rovaniemi to Pyhä and about 2 hrs 20 minutes to drive from Kuusamo. Kittilä is about 2 hours away. From Rovaniemi airport there is also an easy skibus connection to Pyhätunturi.

By Train

The most ecological way to reach us is train. Night train from Helsinki in a comfortable private cabin is a sustainable choice. The nearest train stations are at Kemijärvi, about 45 minutes, and Rovaniemi, about 1h 40minutes away. There is a skibus connection from both stations to Pyhätunturi.

Shuttle Bus

We can also arrange pick up on request from your station with our private minibus.

By Car

The easiest route from Southern Finland to Pyhätunturi goes along the E75 or E63 road.

NEWS

Growing & Developing Experience Pyhä

As part of this project, we are building 20 new accommodation units, a new Restaurant Aihki, and a new lounge and reception area. This development supports regional growth, creates new jobs, and improves local infrastructure.

Implementation period: 01.01.24 – 31.12.26
Budget: 5,070,368€
ELY funding: 1,774,629€ (North Ostrobothnia ELY Centre)

Spring Campaign: -15% Off Parkside Pyhä Apartments

Enjoy the best spring outdoor days and stay comfortably at the foot of Pyhätunturi! Book your stay at Parkside Pyhä Apartments between March 1st – April 30th, 2025, and get -15% off using the code "kevat15".

Spring campaign: -25% off accommodation at Sunday Morning Resort

Relax in the peace of Pyhä-Luosto National Park from the 1st of March to 17th of April 2025. Use the code "kevat25" and secure your spring getaway today (min. 2 nights, excluding Easter).

Effortless Easter – Relax Without a Schedule

Accommodation in an Aamu Suite (1–2 guests)
Daily breakfast and a three-course dinner at Restaurant Aihki
Traditional lakeside sauna experience with hot tubs by Lake Pyhäjärvi
Complete tranquility and modern comfort

Book now and experience the softest Easter holiday!

STORIES

Aihki expands in fall 2024 to accommodate 70 guests

Starting from the 25th of November 2024, the newly expanded Aihki will accommodate up to 70 guests. This expansion allows us to offer modern, northern Scandinavian dining experiences crafted from local ingredients to more visitors. Aihki's special dinners have often sold out, and we are excited to provide more guests the opportunity to enjoy our delicious and surprising dishes.

Autumn Foliage in Finnish Lapland: Discover Ruska

Autumn in Finnish Lapland is a breath-taking experience, as the landscape transforms into a vibrant tapestry of colours known as "Ruska" or Autumn Foliage. This natural phenomenon occurs as deciduous plants prepare for winter, shedding their leaves in a dazzling display of reds, oranges, and yellows. Ruska is a time of beauty and renewal, drawing visitors from all over the world to witness its splendour.

Ruukki roofs made of Fossil-free steel for luxury Sunday Morning Resort in Finnish Lapland

Ruukki Construction has signed an agreement with travel company Experience Pyhä Oy on the delivery of Ruukki® Classic LowCarbon roofs made of SSAB Fossil-free™ steel to the company's ecological holiday destination in Pyhätunturi, Finnish Lapland. In the future, roofing such as pilot roofs installed in Honkatalot™ villas will have up to 70% lower climate impact than those made of traditionally manufactured steel.

Arrival

The nearest airport is in Rovaniemi. Nearest train stations are at Rovaniemi and Kemijärvi. There are good SkiBus connections from the airport and the train stations.

Your stay

We warmly welcome you to Pyhätunturi. Please read more about practicalities or your stay in Sunday Morning Resort or Parkside Pyhä.

Restaurant Aihki

Seasonal changes and nature’s own food pantry provide our chefs incredible opportunity to fulfill their passion for the pleasure of our guests.

Dive into nature park

Pyhä-Luosto National Park is Finland´s oldest one. Beautiful fells, deep gorges and vast swamp areas are characteristic for Pyhä.