Verla Cabins

Have the whole peninsula to yourself. The four cabins in Hirsniemi and a genuine log-built sauna make up a forest experience just a stone’s throw away from the Mill Museum.

This cabin (Jänis or "The Rabbit") lies in the forest on a quiet peninsula about half a kilometer from the Mill Museum. It is suitable for 2-3 adults.

This cabin (Mäyrä or "The Badger")lies in the forest about half a kilometer from the Mill Museum, on a quiet peninsula. It is suitable for 2-3 adults.

This cabin (Orava, or "The Squirrel") lies in the forest on a quiet peninsula about half a kilometer from the Mill Museum. It is suitable for 2-3 adults.

This cabin (Saukko or ”The Otter”) lies in the forest about half a kilometer from the Mill Museum, on a quiet peninsula. It is suitable for 2-3 adults..

You will be staying in the building that, from 1931 to 1956, served as the beloved home of the Verla mill’s office manager, Ture Magnus Aleksander Ilmonen (1890–1958), and his wife Märta.

The Valkeala Bostad cottages at the Verla World Heritage site transport guests back to the late 19th century—an era when Verla grew and flourished around the mill.

The Raili-Kaarinas of the Verla World Heritage site tell the story of a growing and increasingly prosperous 1960s Finland.

The Hirsniemi cabins at the Verla World Heritage site, each named after a local animal, transport their guests into the heart of authentic forest life on the shores of a sandy-bottomed lake.