Hotel Korpilampi in Espoo hosts seminars, board meetings and company events for groups from 8 to 350 people. The hotel stands on the shore of Lake Korpilampi, about 30 minutes from central Helsinki and from the airport, at the edge of the Nuuksio national park area.
Seminars and company events
The hotel is built around its conference offer. Its sales team arranges meetings, seminars, kick-offs, annual celebrations and recreation days for up to 350 people. The conference floor combines one large auditorium, several mid-size meeting rooms and a row of small group rooms, so a plenary session and breakout work can run side by side. Every room has audiovisual equipment and fast Wi-Fi.
The lobby is large enough for registration desks and exhibitions, and a separate coffee room serves the breaks. Teams that want a change of pace can use the sauna and pool, or the smoke sauna on the far side of the lake. A mystery game for 8 to 25 people, run inside the hotel by an outside provider, is offered as a team activity.
Rooms and capacities
The auditorium covers 350 square meters and seats 100 to 300 people for large meetings, with a theater capacity of 350. It has a big screen, a powerful projector and a full sound system, and you can connect your own streaming equipment. Its entrance opens directly from the lobby, two further entrances sit at the back of the hall, and a terrace with a lake view is attached.
Meeting rooms 1 to 3 measure 70 to 210 square meters and can be combined. They hold 36 to 100 people in theater, 30 to 90 in classroom and 20 to 60 in U-shape or diplomat layouts. Room 4 (70 square meters) takes 36 in theater, 26 in classroom and 20 in U-shape. Rooms 5 and 6 (60 square meters each) take 36 in theater and 30 in classroom. Room 10, on the ground floor next to the lobby, seats 12 in diplomat layout. Group rooms 101 to 107 are on the same floor as the meeting rooms and each hold 8 to 10 people.
Accommodation
The hotel has bedrooms on site, so a seminar can run over several days without transfers. The site does not state the number of bedrooms on the pages we read, so ask for current availability when you request. Hotel guests have access to the sauna and pool.
Catering
Coffee and tea breaks are prepared in house in the morning and afternoon, and lunch is served as a buffet in the hotel restaurant, which is next to the meeting rooms. The restaurant also serves evening dinners.
History and setting
The hotel opened in 1977 beside the lake and is surrounded by forest. The operator Lepolampi Oy, which already runs two other nature hotels, has bought the hotel from the property company Pandox, returning it to Finnish ownership.
Getting there
The hotel is reachable by public transport from Leppavaara. Four electric-car charging points and a large free car park are on site. Helsinki city center and the airport are both about 30 minutes away.
