Hub Feenix

Please check the "How To Get Here" page for all the main modes of transportation. If you're booking a train from the airport, search for Karjaa (Karis) – you'll switch at Pasila – and can purchase tickets via VR Tickets. Once you're in Karjaa, you can schedule a pick-up with us for 10€.

Yes! The car is manual and community-run, which means it relies on residents becoming approved drivers. If you're able to drive, we encourage you to do so, as this helps keep the system available for everyone. If you don't drive, you can join trips with other residents by purchasing ride tokens (€2.50 each) and giving one token to the driver for each journey.

The nearest grocery stores are in Karjaa: Lidl, K-Market and S-Market. You can bike (30 minutes), take the nearby bus (15-20 minutes), or share a car with other Hub Feenix residents (10 minutes) to get to town.

• Trains to Helsinki/Turku leave Karjaa hourly
• Buses to Karjaa are less frequent but available (bus stop: Meltola)
• Use the Waltti Mobiili app for schedules and to purchase tickets (region Raasepori); you can also pay on board with any bus driver (cash or card)
• Join our "Hub Feenix Lift Inquiry" Signal group to carpool

You'll have high-speed Wi-Fi (200 Mbps), 24/7 access to coworking spaces, a gym, sauna, linens, a fully-equipped shared kitchen, and shared lounges. Heating is charged separately based on personal usage. As well as access to some of our creative spaces for an additional fee - an artist studio, 3D printing, sound studio, etc.

Yes. A refundable deposit of €100 is collected in cash upon arrival. As long as your room is left in good condition, it will be returned to you at check-out.

Yes, each room is fully furnished and ready for a comfortable move-in. You'll have a bed, a desk with a chair, a seating chair, and one or two built-in closets. We've also added thoughtful touches to give each room its own cozy character.

Within the Nomad Wing, the kitchen, lounge and bathrooms are shared. The rest of the building offers access to community lounges, other coworking nooks, a sauna (heated on Wednesdays), a climbing wall, a gym, a home movie theatre, a campfire pit, a treatment salon, a music room, a volleyball field, and even an outdoor pizza oven.

The Digital Nomad Wing houses up to 9 nomads. The rest of the campus is home to around 40+ residents, including our artists-in-residence, our volunteers from all over the world, and our full-time residents.

Your room comes with ample storage. Need more? Just ask—we're happy to help.

Guests are welcome to visit during the day if you're accompanying them. For overnight stays, let us know in advance. A small fee applies for 1–2 nights, and extra charges may apply for a private room.

We love little ones and furry ones too, but our space is geared toward adults focused on work and creativity.

Yes. Hub Feenix is a strictly vegetarian environment. We kindly ask our guests to respect this policy and to not bring or cook meat on the premises. Alcohol is allowed in moderation and with consideration for others.

Yes. Weekdays: 10 pm–7 am. Weekends: midnight–9 am. Respecting each other's rest is key to peaceful co-living.

Every Wednesday, the sauna comes to life—one of our favorite weekly rituals. At the end of each month, we gather for an Artist Talk, where the artists share what they've been working on. In between, the calendar fills itself: terrace dinners, movie nights, and fireside chats. At Hub Feenix, community isn't just part of the experience—it's the heart of it.

In the Digital Nomad Wing, you'll be with fellow nomads and they are from all over the world. Artists, residents and volunteers live in other parts of the building, creating a lively community of about 30-40 people.

Signal is how we stay in touch here—think of it as the group chat for everything happening in the house. Please download it before you arrive and message your point of contact so they can add you to the groups.

We regularly host scheduled events and workshops—check out our events page. Occasionally, events may limit direct access to the main building from the Nomad Wing, but no worries—you can always use one of the other exterior doors. Spontaneous happenings like film screenings, group dinners, and sauna nights are shared via Signal, so you'll always be in the loop!

You're responsible for keeping your room tidy (we'll provide the supplies), helping keep communal areas clean, and taking out recycling and compost as needed. We'll handle a deep clean of shared spaces monthly, and provide fresh towels and linens when requested.

We ask you strip your bed and place your sheets in the laundry hamper. We'll then clean your room for the next guest.

A laundry room is available with a washing machine, detergent, and drying racks for use in your bedroom.

Basic heating is provided in shared areas. For colder months, rooms and studios have electric heaters. You'll pay for your own usage—typically €60–€80/month, billed at €0.15/kWh.

No need! Finland's climate keeps things cool enough. We focus on heating when it counts.

• Heating and electricity (based on personal use)
• Creative space access (woodworking, 3D printing, studio use)
• Optional private office upgrades

Our café opens especially for attendees during special events. If there's an opportunity for the community to join, we'll announce it in the Signal group.

Most shared spaces at Hub Feenix are available to you and included in your stay. A few areas, like the yoga room on the 4th floor and the home cinema on the 2nd, are open for use when the invitation is extended to the wider community. Think: a group yoga session led by a fellow resident, or a movie night for all. Just let us know in advance, and we'll help make it happen!

• Swimsuit for sauna nights
• Bathrobe + flip-flops/slippers (optional but cozy)
• In summer, warm clothes, such as a warm pullover, woollen socks, hats and gloves
• In winter, several layers are advised, preferably woollen
• There's a room of clothes in case you forget something

We all speak English. Finnish is widely spoken among Hub Feenix's residents and many other languages are used depending on who's staying at that moment.