Asuntohotelli / Hostel Aallon Maja was designed by Alvar Aalto, one of the most famous architects in Finland ever. Aallon Maja was originally a laundry and sauna house for employees of Sunila pulp mill. The hostel was build in 1988 and from 1996 the building has been almost empty, then in 2003 Mr. Ilkka Porkka started the business again.

We have 12 - 14 rooms for up to 50 persons, self service kitchens, toilets, shower rooms, 2 saunas, a big conference room and so on.

In the same building there is Art Cafe Aino which has permanent art exhibition of its own and many art exhibitions of different artists every year. It is suitable for small meetings etc.

On the property of Aallon Maja there is an old bomb shelter called 'Kulttuuriluola'. It was found last year under the earth in an old cave. It is an unique place for art exhibitions, small scale concerts, performance space and much more.

400 m from the hostel we have 2 apartments/suites Apteekki (an old drag store!) and Pankki (an old bank!). Both of them have space and beds for 4 - 7 persons. In the same building we have our new Gallery and art sale shop Galleria Merilä (www.artmerila.com). There you will find hundreds of paintings from tens of artists from Finland, Russia, Estonia etc.
15 km from our hostel near Kymijoki river and Kultaa falls we have a river side property of our own. It is a nice place for our customers for camping, fishing etc.

Aallon Maja Oy has an other hotel Asuntohotelli Hotel Petkele in Summa area, Hamina, 20 km from Aallon Maja. You can find Hotel Petkele on HostelWorld as well. So, Aallon Maja can accommodate almost 100 persons!

Asuntohotelli / Hostell Aallon Maja is one of 4100 Hostelling International hostels.