Törmänhovi in Oulainen, Northern Ostrobothnia, hosts company meetings, courses, weddings and family celebrations for up to 50 guests. A dining hall seats 50, a meeting room takes 30, and about 50 guests can stay overnight in hotel and motel rooms. The manor runs its own restaurant and bakery, so rooms, food and beds come from one place.
Seminars and company events
The manor rents its rooms for meetings, training sessions and courses. The meeting room holds 30 people. The dining hall next to it holds 50, and paired doors between the two open them into one larger space. That allows a plenary session followed by a seated lunch without moving the group to another building. Courses and programs can also be arranged indoors and outdoors with partner providers. Next door, the Wanha Woima heritage center shows historical machinery and work methods, and the neighboring Ratsu-Ateljee offers riding activities. Heat pumps in the dining hall and the piano room keep both rooms comfortable in winter frost and in summer heat.
Weddings and receptions
Törmänhovi lists weddings, family celebrations, birthdays and memorial gatherings among the events it hosts. The rooms, the food and the bedrooms are in the same house, so a celebration can continue into the next day. The yard has plenty of parking, an open wooden shelter (laavu) and a dance pavilion. The sauna facilities can be booked for group evenings, with hot tub sessions. The venue holds an alcohol serving license.
Rooms and capacities
The dining hall holds 50 people and the meeting room holds 30. A piano room is also used for dining and meetings. Since January 1, 2026 the same team runs Penttilän talo, a restored house in the center of Oulainen. It suits small parties, meetings and accommodation, and its availability is shown in an online calendar.
Accommodation
Five hotel rooms each have a private WC, a shower, a TV and a small desk. They suit one to three guests, and an extra bed can be added. The motel rooms also take one to three guests. Some have a private WC and TV, while others share a WC and shower in the corridor. In total, about 50 guests can sleep on site. Breakfast can be pre-ordered and left in the room fridge or eaten in the dining room, and a light evening snack is available on request. Guests also have a mini kitchen with a fridge, microwave, kettle and coffee maker, free Wi-Fi and two saunas heated by arrangement. Pets are accepted in the rooms.
Catering
All food and drink for events come from the manor's own order-based restaurant. The bakery prepares hand-shaped breads and sweet and savory pastries baked on a stone hearth. Catering can also be ordered for a party held in Törmänhovi or in another venue of your choice.
History and setting
The house was built in 1916 as the Lastumäki estate, a municipal home for the town of Oulainen. Its first wooden section is now called Amiraalinsiipi, the Admiral's Wing, after Admiral J. C. Thitz, who lived about a kilometer away at Räsy house. A stone wing was added in 1938. In 1941 the building served as a field hospital for about six months, and from 1945 to 1953 it housed a 20-bed municipal hospital with a maternity ward. The municipality owned it until 1990. Ulla Alvari bought it in 1991 and named it Törmänhovi. The basement received a bakery and a sauna, former patient rooms were joined into a meeting room, and washrooms were added for guests. The property has about 1,200 square meters of heated space and stands in a rural setting at Saukontie 12.
