The Finnish kota (Lappish hunting shelters) is a hexagonal chalet built in half logs with its 2 bedrooms and its equipped kitchen, outside sanitary facilities.
The Finnish Kota, whose name means "hunting shelter" in Sami, is a hexagonal cabin made of rough timber and half-logs, offering a unique and immersive experience. Originally from Finland, it has been traditionally used for over a century by the Saami people, an indigenous group who live primarily from reindeer herding, hunting, and fishing in the bitterly cold, untamed north.
Today, the Finnish Kota has been expanded to offer you unique and comfortable rooms, allowing you to experience a night (or more) in a true northern chalet. Rest assured, it is equipped with a pellet stove and large cushions and blankets to ensure pleasant warmth despite the cool temperatures.
🛏️ Capacity and Comfort
Capacity: Up to 4 people
Layout: One large bed (140×190) and two small beds (70×190)
Kitchen: Access to a private kitchen, except for Wonderbox, Abracadaroom or Smartbox gift boxes.
🚿 Sanitary Facilities and Amenities
In keeping with the authenticity of this unusual room, the bathrooms are located outside, just steps from the Kota, for a total immersion in the Nordic experience.
Important: No electric car hookups are available on the property.
Come and discover the charm of a typical Finnish chalet, in the heart of nature, for a unique and warm experience, far from the daily hustle and bustle!
Capacity
- Accommodation capacity: 1
- 2 bedrooms
- 3 bed (s) total
- Area: 20 m²
- 4 person (s) total
Types of accommodation
- Finnish Kota
Prices
Payment method
- French bank and postal checks
- Cash
Services
Equipment
- Park / garden
- Swimming-pool
- Body of water
- WiFi
Services
- Supply of sheets (free)
- Cleaning option
Comforts
- Independent entrance
- Parking
- Single storey
- Closed ground






















