HIIDENHIRVI

The name Hiidenhirvi comes from the old finnish religion. 

“Hiiden Hirvi, or Goblin’s Moose, is difficult to catch, strong and proud king of the forest. It is believed that the more mooses the hunters bring down during the winter, the more early the summer will arrive.”

  • Night (sun-thu)                             93€
  • Weekend, fri-sun:                       265€
  • Week, 6 nights:                           500€
  • Midsummerweek 15.-21.6.       650€
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Description

Roomy Log Cabin in a Secluded Private Bay

Escape to your own peaceful hideaway at this spacious log cabin, tucked away in its very own quiet bay. The cabin sits slightly apart from the other cottages in Papinlahti, with no neighboring buildings in sight—just calm nature all around.

In front of the cabin, a lush green lawn opens toward your private shoreline. Please note that the beach here is muddy, making it less suitable for swimming. Guests who prioritize swimming may want to choose one of our other cabins with sandy, swimmer‑friendly shores.

Inside, the cabin consists of a main room and a sauna. The main room features a handcrafted log bunk bed, a convertible sofa, a kitchen area, and a dining table. A large heat‑retaining fireplace warms the entire space and creates a cozy, atmospheric glow during evenings.

From the terrace, you can step directly into the sauna—an essential part of the Finnish cabin experience.

Hiidenhirvi is a spacious retreat for true adventurers and anyone who carries the spirit of the forest within them.

- For four persons
- 40 square metres
- Gas equipment in kitchen
- No electricity or running water
- Pets are allowed

Facilities:

- No running water of electricity
- Fireplace
- Outdoor toilet
- Sauna
- Refrigerator, stove (gas)
- Equipment for food preparation and serving
- Grill canopy
- Own rowboat
- Blankets and pillows for four

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