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Kota restaurant-Inari
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Kota restaurant is a traditional Lappish style hut which serves as a restaurant next to Hotel Korpikartano. Atmospheric Kota Restaurant is perfect place for groups and organizing events and celebrations. In Kota restaurant you can also have a special dinner or lunch.
Up to 50 persons can dine in Kota restaurant by open fire which is located in the middle of the restaurant. Open fire is all you need to create a unforgettable memory. Cooking is also possible by open fire and our menus include for example glow fried salmon. Winter time Kota restaurant stays warm with floor heating and no need to wear jacket inside. Kota restaurant is also fully licensed for selling alcoholic drinks.
If you are interested booking Hotel Korpikartano Kota restaurant please contact us. We will give you an offer and special menus which are tailor made for Kota restaurant.
Inari is a small village located in the northernmost part of Finland. It is known for its beautiful and peaceful surroundings, making it a popular destination for tourists who are looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. The village is also home to the iconic Inari Lake, which is the third-largest lake in Finland and is rich in fish, making it a popular destination for fishing enthusiasts. Inari is also known for its vibrant Sami culture, which can be experienced through various activities such as reindeer safaris, hiking, and the Sami Museum. Overall, Inari is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and culture enthusiasts alike.
Hotel Korpikartano is open all year around. You can contact us to book your stay by email at [email protected]
At Hotel Korpikartano you can experience the beauty of nature in quiet and cosy accommodation with view on Menesjärvi lake. We offer hotel rooms and studios with kitchen in two separate accommodation buildings for a total of 28 rooms.
Hotel Korpikartano is located in Menesjärvi, Finnish Lapland a small Sámi village on Lake Menesjärvi. The bigger village of Inari, known as the centre of Finnish Sami culture is just a 30-minute drive away. Until 2005 Korpikartano served as a Sami village school for children in the surrounding areas and in 2009 it opened its doors to guests.
Hotel Korpikartano is near by of Lemmenjoki National Park, Finland’s largest national park. Hotel Korpikartano’s is ideal for those seeking peace and quiet. Aurora season is long in Menesjärvi and Inari and Hotel Korpikartano is famous among aurora hunters.
Welcome to the luxury of nature and silence!
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