Villa Kylli Finland | 5-Bedroom Villa with Spa in Kittila

Twelve guests arrive at Villa Kylli Finland expecting a winter escape in Lapland’s snow-covered landscape. What they discover is something rarer: a contemporary villa where the Arctic wilderness presses against floor-to-ceiling glass, and the only thing separating you from cross-country ski trails is a footpath through the forest. This luxury villa rental in Levi Finland sits less than 2km from the nearest ski lift, positioning you at the threshold of one of northern Europe’s most dramatic seasonal transformations.

Inside Villa Kylli Finland

Villa Kylli Finland sleeps 12 guests across 5 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, plus an additional guest toilet on the upper floor and a wet room with integrated sauna on the ground level. The layout spans two distinct living zones, each serving a different pace of the day.

The ground floor houses the social heart of the property. A fully equipped kitchen flows into a dining zone and a generous open-plan living area anchored by a working fireplace. Three bedrooms occupy this level—each offers either a double bed or two singles, providing flexible sleeping arrangements. A bathroom with electric sauna and a separate WC complete the ground-floor facilities. Large windows here frame Levitunturi’s ridgeline, the mountain visible from nearly every angle of the main living space.

Climb to the first floor and the villa transforms into a quieter, more intimate realm. Two additional bedrooms—again offering double or twin bed options—create a private sleeping wing. A mezzanine overlooking the living room below includes a sofa bed for two guests and functions as a reading alcove or overflow sleeping space. An additional WC on this level ensures no queuing during morning routines with a full house.

Practical amenities throughout include Wi-Fi, a television for evening entertainment, a washing machine and dryer for extended stays, a dishwasher, filter coffee machine, and microwave. The electric sauna requires no wood-chopping—valuable when temperatures outside drop below minus 20 degrees Celsius.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The surrounding landscape is the true luxury here. Villa Kylli Finland’s location in Levi positions it at the intersection of cultivated winter sport infrastructure and genuine backcountry wilderness. Toboggan runs descend directly from the property, converting the natural slope into a recreational feature. The immediate surroundings consist of managed ski routes and snowshoe trails that connect to the broader Levi network—over 300km of marked routes crisscross the region.

During winter months, visibility from the villa extends across kilometers of undulating terrain. The snow accumulation around Levi averages 60cm by December and deepens through January and February, creating conditions ideal for both downhill and cross-country pursuits. In summer, the same slopes transform into hiking and mountain biking terrain, with wildflowers blooming across the higher elevations from June through August.

The property’s parking facilities accommodate multiple vehicles, essential when traveling with a large group. The heating system maintains interior comfort throughout the Arctic winter, while the fireplace serves both as functional heat source and focal point for evening gatherings.

Location: Levi and the Surrounding Area

Villa Kylli Finland occupies one of Lapland’s most strategically positioned villages. Levi itself functions as a self-contained resort community, but the villa’s location—on the periphery rather than at the center—offers the dual advantage of proximity to amenities without the crowds.

The village of Sirkka lies approximately 5km south, home to restaurants serving traditional Sami cuisine alongside contemporary Nordic fare. Levi’s central area, a 10-minute drive away, contains supermarkets including the Levi Market supermarket, specialized ski rental shops, restaurants ranging from casual cafés to fine dining establishments, and gift shops stocking local crafts and reindeer products. The nearest petrol station is within 3km, ensuring you can refuel before venturing into the backcountry.

Kittilä, the municipality encompassing Levi, stretches across 2,500 square kilometers of boreal forest. The town of Kittilä itself sits 15km to the southwest and serves as the administrative hub, with additional shopping and dining options. For cultural experiences, Levi’s reindeer farms operate year-round, offering sleigh rides through the forest—an activity that appeals equally to five-year-olds and fifty-year-olds. Gold panning remains possible in local streams during summer months, a remnant of the 19th-century gold rush that briefly brought prosperity to this region.

The nearest international airport is Kittilä Airport, located 15km south, with direct connections to Helsinki (flight time 1.5 hours) and seasonal European connections. From Kittilä Airport, the drive to Villa Kylli Finland takes approximately 20-25 minutes via the main E75 highway. Larger international hubs including Helsinki-Vantaa (flight time 2 hours, driving distance 280km) and Rovaniemi Airport (80km northeast, 90-minute drive) also serve the region.

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Winter defines Levi’s character from November through April, with December and January offering the longest darkness and most reliable snow cover. February and March bring slightly longer daylight hours while maintaining excellent snow conditions. March particularly suits families, as school holidays across Scandinavia bring activity programs to the village. Summer (June to August) attracts hikers and mountain bikers, with continuous daylight from late May through July creating an ethereal atmosphere. September and October offer solitude, with autumn colors visible at higher elevations and temperatures ranging from 10-15 degrees Celsius.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Villa Kylli Finland’s five-bedroom capacity and flexible bed configurations serve several distinct guest profiles. Extended families with three generations—grandparents, parents, teenagers, and young children—find comfortable separation between sleeping zones without the awkwardness of multi-family apartment rentals. The mezzanine sofa bed accommodates teenagers who want semi-independence from family areas.

Groups of friends (8-12 people) consistently book properties like this for winter sports weeks or off-season hiking retreats. The shared kitchen and living spaces encourage collective meal preparation and evening activities, while private bedrooms preserve personal sleep sanctuaries. Couples seeking a quieter winter escape find the upper-floor bedrooms particularly appealing, away from the social gravity of the main living area.

Corporate retreats and executive team-building exercises utilize properties of this type, the spacious open-plan living area accommodating both structured activities and informal networking. The sauna functions as a traditional Finnish wellness amenity—an experience unfamiliar to most international visitors.

Families with children aged 5-16 rate this villa highly due to the immediate access to sledding, the toboggans on the property itself, and the proximity to gentler ski slopes suited to beginners. The professional chef/cook service available through Excellence Luxury Villas eliminates daily cooking logistics for groups managing mixed dietary preferences.

Practical Information

Capacity: 12 guests across 5 bedrooms. Ground floor accommodates 6 guests (3 double-capable bedrooms), first floor accommodates 4 guests (2 double-capable bedrooms), plus 2 additional guests via the mezzanine sofa bed.

Bathrooms: 1 full bathroom with integrated sauna (ground floor), 2 additional WCs (one ground floor, one first floor).

Accessibility: Ground-floor bedroom and bathroom suit guests with mobility limitations.

Nearest Airport: Kittilä Airport (15km, 20-25 minute drive), Rovaniemi Airport (80km, 90-minute drive), Helsinki-Vantaa (280km, 3-hour drive).

Nearest Supermarket: Levi Market supermarket in central Levi (10km, 10-minute drive).

Included Amenities: Heating, Wi-Fi broadband, television, sauna access, all kitchen appliances (dishwasher, microwave, filter coffee machine), washing machine and dryer, parking, fireplace fuel (firewood supply), and linen. Towels are provided. A professional chef or cook can be arranged through Excellence Luxury Villas for meal preparation services.

Check-in/Check-out: Standard check-in 4pm, check-out 10am. Flexibility available subject to availability and prior arrangement.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Kylli Finland

How many guests does Villa Kylli Finland sleep?

Villa Kylli Finland accommodates 12 guests maximum. The configuration comprises 5 bedrooms with flexible bed types (each bedroom offers either one double bed or two single beds), a mezzanine sofa bed for two guests, and two additional WCs supporting the larger group. The ground floor houses three bedrooms with ensuite sauna facilities, while the first floor provides two bedrooms and additional sleeping space on the mezzanine.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Kylli Finland?

Kittilä Airport, located 15km south of Villa Kylli Finland, is the closest international airport with a 20-25 minute transfer drive. Kittilä Airport operates year-round with direct flights to Helsinki (1.5 hours) and seasonal connections to other European cities. Rovaniemi Airport (80km northeast, 90-minute drive) and Helsinki-Vantaa (280km south, 3-hour drive) provide alternative options with broader flight networks.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Kylli Finland?

Winter (December through March) is optimal for downhill and cross-country skiing, with December and January offering the most reliable snow depth and the longest darkness (advantageous for viewing the Northern Lights, particularly in September, February, and March). February and March combine good snow conditions with gradually increasing daylight hours, appealing to families. Summer (June to August) suits hikers and mountain bikers, featuring continuous daylight and temperatures between 15-20 degrees Celsius. September and October offer solitude with autumn foliage and comfortable hiking conditions (10-15 degrees Celsius). December school holidays and February half-term weeks book earliest.

Is Villa Kylli Finland suitable for families with children?

Yes. The property includes toboggan runs directly accessible from the villa, immediate proximity to beginner ski slopes in Levi (suitable for children aged 5+), and sledding terrain across the surrounding forest. The flexible bedroom configurations accommodate families of varying sizes. A ground-floor bedroom with ensuite sauna suits families with very young children, minimizing nighttime stair navigation. The professional cook service option eliminates meal preparation while managing mixed dietary preferences across age groups. Levi village, 10 minutes away, offers family-friendly restaurants, a swimming pool complex with water slides, and reindeer farm experiences. The property’s secure parking and quiet location away from central village traffic appeal to families prioritizing safety.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Kylli Finland?

The rental includes all utilities (heating essential in the Arctic climate), Wi-Fi broadband throughout the villa, television and media services, electric sauna access, kitchen appliances (dishwasher, microwave, filter coffee machine), laundry facilities (washing machine and dryer), parking, firewood for the working fireplace, and bed linen. Towels are provided. Chef or cook services are available as an optional add-on through Excellence Luxury Villas. Most utilities are substantial in the Arctic winter—heating costs justify inclusion in the base rate.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Kylli Finland?

Levi village (10km away, 10-minute drive) contains multiple restaurants ranging from casual cafés to fine dining establishments serving Nordic and Sami cuisine, including establishments featuring reindeer and local fish specialties. Levi Market supermarket supplies groceries, fresh produce, and prepared foods. Sirkka village (5km south) features traditional restaurant options and local food producers selling reindeer products and artisanal goods. Specialized ski rental and repair shops operate throughout Levi’s central area. The nearest fuel station is within 3km. For fine dining experiences, restaurants in central Levi offer multi-course tasting menus showcasing Arctic ingredients and Sami culinary traditions.