Meyer Hamina

Rental use or for members only or for customers only

Meyer Hamina is a historic and versatile meeting place right in the heart of Hamina. The stone building, designed by the architectural firm Kiseleff & Heikel and built by A. W. Meyer in 1890, has served as a hotel and restaurant from the very beginning, and it is one of the city's most significant landmarks. The building holds living cultural history within it, such as replicas of the magnificent wall paintings painted by Tove Jansson in 1952. Meyer offers accommodation in its stylish hotel, where the rooms combine a historic setting with modern comforts. For private events, such as meetings, team days or celebrations, the building offers adaptable spaces for up to 50 people. Named in honor of C. G. Mannerheim, the Marshal's Hall offers a dignified setting.