It was a great place to be!

Very comfortable and clean and nice staff

great facilities, nice “homie” atmosphere

the laundry machine is a little bit complicated to operate, the water needs to be connected before use.

The location is good, next to a supermarket and you can nicely park your car in front of the room.

I wish that you wouldn't have to change the sheets yourself. For the price of the accommodation I expect normal service (although it would be cheap for 4 people, but we were only 2).

The apartment was not clean. A lot of black hairs and dust on the floors and crumbles on the table. We had to vacume the whole apartment when we arrived.

A nice simple ground floor apartment in a good location. About 5 minutes walk from the centre of Levi and literally over the carpark from a big supermarket (great to be able to dash out without putting on too many layers of clothes in the snow!). Also close to bus stop to/from airport. The apartment itself is simple but had everything we needed. Small kitchen, dishwasher, washing machine. Also a heated cupboard for drying clothes and snow gear. Small sauna. Big TV with which we could use our own Netflix account. Our flight arrived early and the housekeeper was able to let us drop our suitcases off even though the apartment wasn't ready - really appreciated not having to keep them with us in the snow. We stayed in Levi for a week over Christmas and it really was a magical place. Had a fabulous trip.

The apartment could have better instructions for how things work in the apartment - the ones provided were generic and confusing. For example, the central heating was on at 26 degrees and we were dying with sweat - had to do some detective work and creative Google translating to find the thermostat and get the heat down. Same with operating the other appliances (dishwasher, sauna, washing machine). This is minor and definitely wouldn't stop me from staying again however - more a suggestion for future. Only other thing is it was expensive for what it was (simple apartment) but I think this was more a reflection of it being Christmas in Lapland and the height of the tourist season.