On the second floor of the main building, which used to be a vicarage in the 17th century, there are rooms for 1 – 3 persons with shared bathrooms in the corridor. A separate row house has three fully equipped apartments of varying size that house 2 – 7 persons. The two lakeside saunas and ”the woodshed” are also available for rent. Labbnäs history begins as a vicarage in the 17th century. Back in these days the priest row over the lake to go to the church on the other side of the lake. In the 1950s Amos Anderson bought Labbnäs and donated it to the Martha Organizations on the Kimito Island. The idea of Mr. Anderson was to provide a place for mothers to relax. Labbnäs is still owned by the Martha Organizations of Kimito Island and our business has evolved around the idea of locally produced food and appreciation of nature. Labbnäs has invested in solar and geothermal energy solutions.

Most of the rooms in the main building have an amazing lakeview. The other rooms face the beautiful green front yard. The rooms house 1–3 persons. There are shared bathrooms in the corridor. Fridge, micro and kettle as well as a TV are at your disposal in the shared living room. The rooms are located on the second floor. Labbnäs, situated at the beautiful lake Dragsfjärden and surrounded by wonderful nature, is the perfect place for relaxing and small walks in the forest. You can also rent the old but freshly renovated lakeside sauna. The sauna is suitable for small groups. Larger groups can enjoy the conference sauna (max 20 persons). The building has a dining room with fully equipped kitchen, fireplace, changing rooms and toilets. From the terrace you can enjoy the lake view. Ice swimming is available during the winter. In the premises there is also “a woodshed”, which is suitable for arranging weddings and other festivities, yoga retreats as well as flea markets, according to your wishes.

Life and culture on Kimito Island has been characterized by its industry, archipelago and nature. The island has played an important role for Finland both in the time of war and peace. The Kimito Island has many places to visit, waters to sail, and last but not least; many stories to tell.