Swan Lake - Romantic mini suite

Want to get most of your travel to the archipelago? We have turned the former hospital of Pargas (1907 - 1970) into a spacious lodge with 5 private rooms. The space Our premium room , Joutsenlampi, ( “Swan Lake” in english) has a large double bed and romantic decoration. The room has a double bed, two chairs and a table, a sofa and a view of the woods. You are free to use all shared areas like our large and well equipped kitchen, the living room, the combined library / lounge ( with TV) and sauna (30 min/day per room). Sauna and showers are used on a first come first served basis, unless You reserve them from the 'whiteboard'. It's also possible to have cots for babies / small children in the room. Guest access You can access the whole downstairs except for some areas with locked doors. The garden and the barbeques are available for free, with gas & charcoal provided. Games, badminton etc. available. A public beach is nearby. Guests can park their cars just outside the house. During your stay We live just next door behind a small forest (100m) so we can assist you very easily. We as travelers of our own are also happy to assist you to get to know our beautiful area better! We also like to tell you about the local history Other things to note The town, Parainen (or Pargas in Swedish) is located 23 km from Turku, the oldest town in Finland, its former capital and today a flourishing industrial and financial center of Southwest Finland (with 480 000 inhabitants). Parainen, the gate to the great Archipelago Sea and its tens of thousands of islands and islets has just over 15 000 inhabitants. Former municipalities Nauvo, Korppoo, Houtskari and Iniö are now annexed to Parainen. Almost 60% are native Swedish speakers and the rest speak Finnish. However, most of the people are more or less bilingual. English is also spoken widely as a foreign language. Parainen is also the starting point to the Archipelago Trail, a ring road system combining both roads and ferries together. During the summer months (June-August) a daily ferry connection from Houtskari to Iniö closes the whole trail.