Finlandia Hotel

The three-story Finlandia Hotel features curved lines and natural motifs integrated into its exterior design, with large windows overlooking the surrounding forest landscape.

Architects Valter, Ivar, and Verner Thomé designed this building, which opened its doors on July 20, 1914, marking a significant addition to Finnish architecture.

The building represents Finnish architectural innovation from the early 20th century, combining local building traditions with international Art Nouveau design principles.

Currently operating as a retirement home, the facility maintains its protected status under Decree 480/85, ensuring the preservation of its architectural elements.

The hotel stands as one of the few remaining examples of collaborative work between the three Thomé brothers, who shaped early 20th-century Finnish architecture.

Location: Savonlinna

Architects: Valter Thomé, Ivar Thomé, Verner Thomé

Official opening: July 20, 1914

Architectural style: Art Nouveau

Address: Finlandiantie 97, 58450 Punkaharju 58450

GPS coordinates: 61.79674,29.31833

Latest update: September 27, 2025 15:22