This is a motel type hoel with ten rooms attached to a quirky American diner. The room was clean with a comfortable bed. The shower had a shower curtain so contained the water. Free parking. No air conditioning but you can open a window which has an insect net. Good burgers in the restaurant. We liked the diner type decor. THe hotel is about 5 kms from Lahti and about one kms from supermarket. Best if you have your own transport. Codes sent for access

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Very clean room in the same building with an American Grill restaurant! You would think it is noist, but it was very calm and although the parking lot was full of cars, I could not hear any neighbors, which was nice change compared to some South-European hotels. I also liked the very good and comfy bed, not too soft, not too hard with selection of three different pillows! Also - did not talk to anyone! The instructions were easy to follow to get in and they even took away trash during the Day which I did not expect for such roadside motel type. Definitely higher level.

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Gabriele is an outstanding host. Clean rooms, stocked with all of the essentials and complete with ‘extras’—such as if needed, a later check out. Hollola is 10/10 beautiful and much more quaint, peaceful, and enjoyable compared to Lahti. Definitely book at HS for walking distance to groceries, beautiful hiking trails, lakes, and a most perfect Finnish experience

a room was clean, the burgers are really good, have an original taste

the room was equipped with a fridge and it looked great))) but the fridge happened so noisy that eventually was turned off tonight((((

I love this hotel, because it’s pets friendly. The room was very clean, good size, equipped enough.

Good location near the Messilä Ski Resort.

Friendly host and super cosy facilities. The bed was so comfy.

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very clean, location, room has everything what you need for one night

small shower

separate twin bed dont keep together

The room was clean and sufficient for our one-night stay.

That there was no one to check us in. Code for door was sent in a text to a phone I did not have access to while in Finland. So we had to call to get the entry code - it bit inconvenient and difficult with language barrier. It worked out, but would have been nice e to know about the door code procedure before arriving.