Frequently asked questions & General Information

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE TIMES for cottage are 4 pm (arrival) and 12 noon (departure), unless agreed otherwise.

KEYS to cottage are provided by the owner of the cottage (unless agreed otherwise). 

“CHILD CARE FACILITIES” of cottage means that the cottage’s beach and garden are well suited for children. The beach has a gentle slope and a firm, often sandy floor, sometimes with natural sand (see the cabin description). The gardens of the Kiviniemi, Tiilikka, Soukkio and Lempi cottages by Lake Soukkio are also equipped with sandboxes.

The cottages also have a high chair, children’s travel crib and quilt, potty and step stool. The Soukkio and Lempi cottages by Lake Soukkio are also equipped with baby gates at the top and bottom of the inside staircase.

STANDARD SMALL KITCHEN APPLIANCES of the holiday cottages include a microwave oven, coffee maker, electric kettle, toaster and food mixer.

COTTAGES' EQUIPMENT varies from cottage to cottage, so please check the cottage description. Generally, however, each cottage has a starter set of toilet paper and kitchen paper, and the guests renting the cottage must purchase what they need during their stay themselves. The same applies to washing products. The firewood for the fireplace and sauna is included in the rent.

TERMS & CONDITIONS. Please read terms and conditions carefully.

WEATHER FORECAST. For local weather forecast, please check here: forecast.

REVIEWS AND BLOG POSTS about Rock and Lake cottages and activities, please, read here: reviews.

FROM COTTAGES by Lake Soukkio, by Lake Puula and by other lakes the nearest shops, pharmacy, cash machine, post office, liquor store, etc. shops and services are in Kangasniemi village. From cottages by Lake Kyyvesi it is either Kangasniemi or Haukivuori. For detailed and more exact information, please see the map by the cottage’s own page.

IN CASE OF EMERGENCY, please call 112 (no country code, just 112) and tell slow and clearly who you are, what has happened, what sort of help is needed and where it is needed. Don’t stop the call before you are allowed to. Calling 112 is free and getting the first aid (also ambulance) is free for everybody staying in / visiting Finland.