For the little ones in the family, our spa has its own area. The children's pool (depth 30 cm) is equipped with a small slide and bath toys. The children's pool has a lounging net for 4-12-year-olds and a ball pool for children.

The pool has a limited number of floats for children, which are free to borrow.  The floats can be found in the pool area. Swimming goggles can be borrowed from the reception desk.

 In the spa, children swim under the responsibility of their parents. Children who can swim and are over 12 years old can also come to the spa without a guardian. Please note that the last hours of our spa, starting at 6 pm., are reserved for adults only. Children of diaper age must wear a swim diaper (diapers available for sale for €1,50/each).

You may take pictures in the Lake Spa - just make sure not to film other people.

The spa ticket is included in some of our holiday packages (1 entry/day). Please check your booking confirmation for more information on what is included in your holiday. You can get spa tickets from the Lake Spa or online. Please note that one spa entry is entitled to 2 hours of bathing. 

Buy tickets online or on-site, from Lake Spa reception. If the spa entry is included in your holiday package, check in at the reception with your room number. Towel is included in spa entry. Bathrobes available for rent at the spa for 5€. Feel free to use the bathrobe you'll find in your accommodation (superior, panorama and Kuru rooms). The amenity slippers might be slippery and we do not recommend wearing them in the spa. Please note that the Lake Spa will be closed 30 minutes before the Evening Spa.

Ecology 

Nature is of utmost importance to us!

Only natural materials have been utilised in the construction of our Lake Spa; fresh water from Lake Saimaa (in outdoor pools), natural stone, and sinker logs that date back to more than 500 years. Our spa is heated ecologically, by a combination of lake water/geothermal and solar energy.

Ecology at our spa

At Finland’s most ecological spa, solar power is used as the primary energy source for six months of the year.  Solar power is used to produce electricity from April until the end of September. Solar energy is used for as long as the sun shines, even during the month of October. 75% of the spa’s energy requirements can be fulfilled through solar power.

We make use of geothermal energy in the heating of our facilities. Geothermal energy is gathered by approximately six kilometres of piping buried underground and an additional four kilometres of piping set at the bottom of the lake. During the winter, heat is gathered from deep inside the ground and during the summer, when the lake water warms up, the warmer water is led back and stored underground.

• The heat energy from the fire places in the Lake Spa is recovered and used to heat the shower water.
• An important feature of our ecological actions is maintaining the water at a moderate temperature. All our pools are maintained at a constant temperature of 31 °C.
• Infrared light is utilised in purification of the pool water, decreasing the amount of chemicals required for water purification. 
• The spa features LED lighting controlled by motion sensors.
• We do not use disposable plastic dishes at the Lake Spa and all refuse is strictly handled according to waste disposal legislation.
• Laundry is handled by an outside service provider who upholds all prevailing environmental requirements. 
• Ventilation of the Lake Spa is automated, lowering the air intake when the spa is closed, thus decreasing energy consumption.