Levi Suites Levin Klubi

The views from the big living room windows were amazing, and the ski lift was right in front of the property. We shared the house with another couple, and while the location was excellent for skiing, the bedrooms were extremely small for four adults. The place is about 4 km from the centre, but getting there was straightforward: the bus stop is just outside, with buses every 30 minutes from 09:10 to 19:00, or a taxi for around €15. Staff were helpful and responsive. There weren't really any amenities. The listed shower gel was hand soap, and the kitchen had no basics, not even salt and pepper, so we had to buy everything. Heating was another issue in a place this cold. The temperature sometimes felt chilly and sometimes fine. A technician said the heated floor was broken, and there was no thermostat to adjust it. Great views and ski access, but the missing essentials, tiny bedrooms, and heating problems were disappointing.

We were six people in a two-bedroom apartment and found it spacious and well equipped. The dishwasher and washing machine were handy, and we enjoyed having a balcony and sauna. Parking was a bit tricky because there aren't enough spaces with sockets for an engine heater in winter. There's a large lot next door that you can use if it's not too cold.

The apartment looks modern and has a great location near the slopes and cross-country ski run. The ski service room and storage downstairs were great, and we did get sparkling wine and chocolate. But the four-person unit is too cramped for four, three at most, and there's nowhere for ski clothes. Wi-Fi was very slow. The dishes and floors were dirty when we arrived, one ceiling light didn't work, and the door handles need tightening. It was highly overpriced, at least over Christmas and New Year.

This was our third stay, and we came back to Lapland for the price and location. We booked the two-storey penthouse on the third floor, which was very nice and had a fireplace. There's also a small gym in the cellar.