Phare de Kylmäpihlaja

Lost on its small islet and stunning view of the Bothnian Sea.

In Finland as elsewhere, most automated lighthouses are experiencing a second life thanks to tourism. A unique situation - often on a small rocky island! - it doesn't take long to explore, but what a joy to feel in the middle of nowhere, surrounded by the elements.

The Phare de Kylmäpihlaja is one of the few offering rooms in the lighthouse tower itself (and not in adjacent buildings). The 15 rooms and suites are bright and simply decorated with beautiful materials in shades of white, bluish gray, and natural wood. And all, of course, open up to the sea. As for the traditional question about the number of steps in the lighthouse, the answer is 104 to reach the 12 floors.
Built in 1952 off the coast of the city of Rauma (Western Finland), the lighthouse initially replaced a lightship. At 36 meters tall, it housed up to 12 men.

Also renowned for its restaurant, some food lovers do not hesitate to make the trip to enjoy cuisine with local flavors.

About 45 minutes by boat-bus from the small port of Poroholma in Rauma.

..:: New for 2021 ::.. 8 wooden tents are being installed, with an expected opening for summer 2021.


✯ Open from early June to late August and from May to September for groups) ✯

From 145 EUR
Rates 2021, from €145 per night for two including breakfast

..:: Rates ::..
Eight twin rooms (separate beds) and seven double rooms
⊹ Single room, €109
⊹ Double room, from €145 to €175
⊹ Suite with 360° view, €275
⊹ Chalet for 2 people (prices not available at this time)

Restaurant with 30 seats, a beach café, 2 saunas, and an outdoor hot tub.
Pets allowed.
Wi-Fi connection and television, access by boat-bus from Poroholma in Rauma

The lighthouse hotel, the restaurant, and the beach café are open daily from early June to late August.
For groups, the lighthouse is also open in May and September.

Note: All prices are provided for informational purposes only and must be confirmed directly with the establishment.