Lehonjatko is a rooming house built in 1979, renovated in 2011 for the common areas and in 2020 for the rooms.
Back in the 1970s, the rooms accommodated four people per room and there were five rooms in use. The large side of the house accommodated 32 guests and their host, making a total of 52 people in Lehto.
Today, the four rooms accommodate a maximum of eight guests in total, with one bedroom converted into a kitchen-living room. In 2011, the washrooms and toilets were also completely renovated. In winter, they can enjoy the underfloor heating from the geothermal system to keep your feet warm.
The double bedrooms have two single beds, although one can be converted into a double bed with a thick double mattress. The rooms also have two chairs, a wardrobe, a reindeer horn bed and a log felled from the slope of the Kuer.
In Äkäslompolo, turn onto Lehontie from road 940. Coming from "Kylki", i.e. Kolari, i.e. from the south, the junction is on the right-hand side. From Muonio, i.e. from the north, the junction is on the left.Train and airport buses leave at the Humina Pohjoinen stop. Similarly, they pick up departing passengers at the Humina South stop. A large Lehontulet sign is visible from both stops.Lehonjatko is on the left side of Lehontie, at the one-storey end of the long blue building at Lehontie 4.
Huoletonta mökki- ja huonemajoitusta Lehon tilalla jo 50-luvulla. Laut ja ja pyöräreitit lähtee heti tästä. Revontulet puolesthaan liiterin päältä.
Lehontulet / TaloYlläs Oy
1835439-2