Kangaskoti Accommodation Services offers cozy lodging in Kinnula, in northern Central Finland. The accommodation is located in a stone building originally constructed as a primary school in the early 1950s, surrounded by forests and a peaceful, nature-filled yard.
Kangaskoti serves as both a home for two families with children and a place for guests to stay. The history of the old school is still evident in the building—guest rooms range from the former principal’s office to the caretaker’s quarters. The grounds are also home to chickens, a rooster, and other pets.
Kangaskoti offers 16 cozy, varied-sized rooms suitable for both short and long stays. The newly renovated rooms are furnished to be both cozy and practical.
Some rooms are part of shared-living units where guests have their own lockable room. Guests have access to well-equipped communal kitchens, shared toilet and shower facilities, and free, high-speed fiber-optic Wi-Fi. Rooms come with bed linen and towels, as well as a desk, an armchair, and storage space. Sauna and laundry facilities are also available at Kangaskoti, and breakfast can be ordered upon request.
The upstairs common area features games and reading materials. Self-service check-in is also available.
The grounds at Kangaskoti offer plenty of parking space, including room for larger vehicles, and the site includes a designated parking area for motorhomes and caravans.
A 1.7-kilometer fitness trail starts right at the end of the building; it is perfect for walking, running, and enjoying the outdoors. Nearby facilities include a barbecue hut, a woodshed, a lean-to shelter, and a campfire site. In winter, a cross-country ski track is groomed along the route, snow conditions permitting.
You can rent fatbikes at Kangaskoti, and for those seeking a more tranquil nature experience, guided forest bathing sessions are also available.
The Art Trail winds through the grounds of Kangaskoti and a neighboring business. The artworks along the trail were created during a community art camp, and their themes reflect the stories, events, and memories of former students and local residents.
You can explore the Art Trail independently, and inquiries regarding guided tours are also welcome.
Salamajärvi National Park is approximately 15 kilometers from Kangaskoti, and the Peuranpolku trail is about six kilometers away. Also located within six kilometers is Valkeinen—a clear-water, spring-fed lake that offers opportunities for recreational fishing.
Less than 10 kilometers away, Suomäen Ulvojat offers husky sledding and other activities.
A meeting and event space available for separate booking is located on the top floor of Kangaskoti, allowing guests to combine their stay with a meeting or other group event.
Kangaskoti is located at Kettula-Lepistöntie 11, 43900 Kinnula, approximately 3.5 kilometers from the center of Kinnula.
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The story of an old village school, cozy accommodation, and the peace of nature – welcome to Kangaskoti in Kinnula.
Customer reviews
Helinä
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“The trip/vacation was very relaxing. The forest excursion/forest bathing was absolutely wonderfully relaxing. I would go back again in a heartbeat. The service was good. The room was peaceful and ensured a restful sleep.”
Kati
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“I had a truly wonderful weekend at Kangaskoti—a place that was spotless and cozy in every way!
The food was absolutely delicious, healthy, and homemade.
The facilities were clean, and I was able to sleep in my own room
in complete peace, undisturbed by anything.
The forest bathing session led by Elina was a fantastic experience.
The location is amazing! It is peaceful, and the surroundings are lovely.
Thank you for the hospitality; I will definitely come back.”
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