This is our third stay at Levilehto Chalets. This time we just had a one bedroom which had the bedroom within the Living area. Only 3 of us so this was fine. Plenty of cooking facilities and very very warm. Most of the time we had to turn down heating and open windows (even though it was -22). Sauna was fantastic after a busy day in the snow. We love Levi and will be back again next year.

We are a couple who stayed in chalet number 17, one of the smallest units but couldn`t be better equipped. It is ideal for a couple or with a small child under 8. As you enter their is a drying closet which warms your clothes or dries them after a spin in the washing machine. another door brings you to the main room which has a double bed with a single bunk on top. The linen is all laid out for you. In this room is a kitchen with full cooker, microwave, toaster, kettle all cutlery and utensils, bottle opener etc. The wood burner is heavenly and there is a log store-cupboard behind reception. There is a cd radio player and tv with dvd player. When playing dvd`s press home on the remote then go onto `Muu`. This will bring you into dvd mode.
The bathroom is small but like the main room is well equipped with washing machine, great shower which always had a great supply of very hot water and a sauna. When setting the sauna turn the dial below the unit to 4 then the temperature three quarters around. It will be hot enough within 40 minutes and can always be adjusted.
We took dvd`s for early evening as the Finns don`t hit the bars until 9.30-10pm but they do stay until around 4am. We also took a 1000 piece jigsaw which passed the odd hour with a glass of wine or great cheap spirits from the Alko shop. You will find this just past the Sirkanthati Hotel towards the Crazy Reindeer. It has bottles of wine for 7 euros upwards and plenty of beers, spirits etc, none of it overpriced. this is different in the bars as most rounds of 2 drinks were approx 14 euros. We left our dvd`s and jigsaw there for the next guest to enjoy.
The trips are reasonable value and can be as fun you want them to be. Ice Karting is 50 euros and competitors get several attempts at racing coming off every 15 mins for a warm by the fire.
If you have been to the ice hotel in Sweden then you will be disappointed by this one but with the right attitude great fun can be had in the ice bar and the slippy dance floor it has.
We are middle aged and that`s being kind to ourselves but we went out pulling sledges each day and if we weren`t racing each other down the slopes then we were pulling shopping back in them.
If you want to try skiing, take your passport to point zero, omly a 6 or 7 minute walk from the chalet and equipment will cost approx 30 euros including a ski pass for the day.
Cheaper restaurants are at the Crazy Reindeer. the Rock Cafe there has burger and chips for approx 12 euros and a really decent sized glass of wine for 4 euros...the cheapest in town by far. Avoid La Cantina Mexican by the piste as the food is awful. The burritos seemed to be smothered in primula squirty cheese and the meal here cost us 56 euros just for main courses and a drink each.
If you need any more info, let me know.

We spent a week in one of their smaller apartments over the festive season. Quite cosy and comfortable. We particularly enjoyed the sauna and open-fire. Location is also convenient, being right across the road from the mini-market and town-centre, and up the road from the tourist-information office. However, we were quite disappointed with the lack of basic supplies, such as salt and pepper, sugar, dishcloths, and the bedsheets which were too small for the mattress. We don't usually opt for self-catering so not sure if such items are usually supplied. In any case, it doesn't make sense to buy these for just a few days. Also, internet was so slow that it was mostly unavailble, which was the biggest disappointment. Next time, we'll opt for a hotel.

We stayed at these apartments for 3 nights during Christmas 2011.
Wonderful place to stay, near the centre of Levi (it's a very small town anyway).

As they are apartments, you get everything you need to cook etc.
The sauna is good but I must warn you that it does take a while to heat up (think >5 hours), at least ours took that long - cabin no. 3.

The reception isnt open very long - 1200 to 1600 or so on most days. Make sure you get all the asnwers/help you want during this window.

Overall, would recommend this place !