Penthouse Rylo Finland | 5-Bedroom Chalet with Hot Tub in Kittila

Ten guests, five en-suite bedrooms, and an unobstructed panorama of the Levi ski slopes from your private balcony—this is the calibre of Arctic accommodation that transforms a winter holiday into something genuinely unforgettable. Penthouse Rylo Finland sits at the heart of Lapland’s most vibrant resort village, where the ski lifts (including the newly developed Glacier slope) are literally minutes on foot, and the kind of comfort you find here rivals anything in the region.

Inside Penthouse Rylo Finland

Penthouse Rylo Finland sleeps 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. The ground floor welcomes you into a fully outfitted kitchen with dedicated dining space—the sort of room where you’ll actually want to cook, equipped with a dishwasher, microwave, and coffee machine. Beyond that sits a spacious lounge anchored by a working fireplace; on chilly evenings, you’ll find everyone gravitates here. On this same level, a double bedroom with its own en-suite shower room offers ground-floor convenience—invaluable if anyone in your group has mobility considerations or simply prefers to avoid stairs.

The first floor contains four further double bedrooms, each with its own en-suite shower room. This configuration means no queuing for bathrooms, no awkward shared facilities, no compromises on privacy. The master suite commands views across the piste; the remaining three are equally generous, with underfloor heating keeping them warm through the Arctic night. Heated parking for two cars sits directly beneath the building, a small luxury that matters tremendously when you’re dealing with Finnish winter temperatures.

Entertainment and connectivity are built in throughout: television with Apple TV and HDMI, Chromecast capability, and Wi-Fi that actually works at speed. A washing machine and dryer mean you’re not sending soiled ski clothes to a laundry service. High chairs and a cot are available for younger guests. The sauna—a fundamental element of Finnish life—is on-site, as is the hot tub on your private balcony, so you can soak under stars after a day on the mountain.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The balcony is where the magic happens. South-facing, with sightlines directly down the Levi piste, it’s equipped with substantial outdoor seating and a heated hot tub. Stand here at dusk and you’ll understand why people return to Levi year after year. The thermal sensation of immersion in 38-degree water, surrounded by snow and silence, produces a kind of sensory clarity you don’t find elsewhere. Two heated parking spaces eliminate the morning scramble to de-ice a windscreen.

Location: Levi and the Surrounding Area

Levi itself is Finland’s largest ski resort, sitting 160km north of the Arctic Circle in the municipality of Kittilä. The village has evolved from a modest mountain settlement into a sophisticated Alpine destination, yet it retains the quietness that defines Finnish Lapland. The Glacier slope—the resort’s newest development—is a ten-minute walk from Penthouse Rylo Finland; five other slopes, ranging from beginner-friendly green runs to challenging black terrain, are equally accessible. Total annual snowfall averages 200cm, creating a reliable base from November through April.

Levi village itself contains restaurants, cafés, and shops within a five-minute stroll. Kantapää, the village centre, is where you’ll find the Levi Hotel and most dining options—the restaurant at the base of the gondola serves both quick lunches and evening menus. The Levi SuperMarket, just 200 metres downhill, stocks groceries, wine, and essentials. For something more substantial, drive 4km south to Sirkka, where the Sirkka Restaurant serves traditional Finnish fare and reindeer dishes. If you’re seeking something more casual, the pizzeria near the ski school provides straightforward Italian comfort food.

Kittilä Airport lies 15km south, approximately a 20-minute drive—the closest commercial airport in the region, serving direct flights to Helsinki, Frankfurt, and London during winter season. The landscape immediately surrounding Levi is part of Pyhä-Luosto National Park, 25km to the south; hiking and nature walks are possible in autumn and spring, while winter transforms these same trails into cross-country skiing terrain. Rovaniemi, famous as the official home of Santa Claus, sits 80km north; the Santa Claus Village attracts visitors year-round but particularly during December.

For husky sledding—a defining Arctic experience—several operators work from kennels within 10km of Levi; a half-day safari typically costs €120–150 per person. Snowshoeing is even closer; equipment hire is available near the village centre. If you’re here during the winter months, the Northern Lights visibility from Levi is excellent, especially on cloudless nights between September and March; the resort’s latitude (67°N) means you’re optimally positioned for aurora viewing.

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Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational groups will thrive here: grandparents can rest in the sauna while adults ski and children take lessons on the nursery slopes. The ground-floor bedroom and bathrooms make it accessible for older guests or anyone with reduced mobility. Professional families working remotely benefit from reliable Wi-Fi and separate bedroom-offices; school holidays align perfectly with peak ski season (December, February, Easter). Groups of friends aged 25–45 often book Penthouse Rylo Finland for week-long skiing holidays combined with evening sauna and hot tub socialising. Parents of young children appreciate the high chair, cot, and proximity to gentle slopes—Levi has an excellent ski school with instructors trained specifically for three-to-five-year-olds.

Practical Information

Capacity: 10 guests maximum. Configuration: 5 double bedrooms, 5 en-suite bathrooms. Nearest airport: Kittilä Airport, 15km south, approximately 20 minutes by car (transfer services available). Nearest supermarket: Levi SuperMarket, 200 metres. Included in the rental: heating, underfloor heating throughout, Wi-Fi, sauna use, hot tub access, linen, towels, and basic kitchen equipment. A professional chef or cook can be arranged through Excellence Luxury Villas’ concierge for €60–90 per hour. Check-in is flexible, though standard times are 16:00 (4pm); early check-in (from 12:00) may be available on request at no additional charge.

Frequently Asked Questions about Penthouse Rylo Finland

How many guests does Penthouse Rylo Finland sleep?

Penthouse Rylo Finland accommodates up to 10 guests: 5 double bedrooms, each with an en-suite bathroom. A high chair and cot are available for infants, allowing families with young children to adjust capacity accordingly.

What is the nearest airport to Penthouse Rylo Finland?

Kittilä Airport is 15km away, approximately 20 minutes by car. It receives regular flights from Helsinki (2-hour flight), Frankfurt, and London (seasonal). Ground transfers can be arranged through Excellence Luxury Villas.

What is the best time of year to rent Penthouse Rylo Finland?

December through March is peak season for skiing, with reliable snow and the possibility of Northern Lights sightings. January and February see the coldest temperatures (-15° to -25°C), the longest darkness, and optimal aurora activity. Easter school holidays (late March/early April) offer extended season skiing with gradually lengthening daylight. Summer (June–August) transforms Levi into a hiking and mountain biking destination, though it’s quieter and restaurants may have reduced hours.

Is Penthouse Rylo Finland suitable for families with children?

Yes. The property includes a high chair and cot for babies. Levi Ski School operates dedicated children’s slopes and instruction for ages 3 upwards. The ground-floor bedroom and bathroom are accessible for parents with young children. The hot tub and sauna provide evening relaxation while children sleep. Supermarkets, pharmacies, and restaurants are within walking distance. The Glacier slope is notably less crowded than main slopes, ideal for family practice.

What is included in the rental price at Penthouse Rylo Finland?

Included: full heating and underfloor heating, Wi-Fi, all linen and towels, sauna access, hot tub, kitchen equipment (dishwasher, microwave, coffee machine, cookware), washing machine and dryer, television with streaming apps, and parking. Ski passes are not included but can be purchased directly at Levi ski lifts (approximately €40–50 per day). A professional chef or cook is available as an add-on service.

What restaurants and shops are near Penthouse Rylo Finland?

Levi village centre is a 5-minute walk downhill. Kantapää (the main square) contains the Levi Hotel restaurant, several cafés, and the ski school facilities. Levi SuperMarket is 200 metres away. The mountain restaurant at the top of the gondola serves lunch daily. Sirkka village (4km south) has traditional Finnish restaurants including reindeer and game specialties. Rovaniemi (80km north) offers wider dining choices but requires a 90-minute drive.