Könnön Kartano

Mimosan Maja is a holiday house built into a rocky slope in Päntäne, with three bedrooms upstairs and a sofa bed in the downstairs fireplace room — seven beds in all plus an optional extra bed. The sauna and washing facilities are downstairs and there is a shower upstairs as well. The kitchen is equipped for ten and there is a large covered terrace outside. The house is let by UK Majoitus Oy of Kauhajoki, and the beds are made up before arrival. The Botniagolf course is about 0.2 kilometres away.

Akselin Lomatupa is a two-storey log house in Päntäne, completed in 2011. Its five bedrooms hold 12 beds and up to 14 guests: three double rooms downstairs and two triple rooms upstairs, with a travel cot available for a small child. The kitchen is equipped for twelve, the internet runs on fibre, and the house is heated by geothermal energy and its electricity comes from solar panels. In the yard stands Pihasauna Aino, a wood-heated sauna reserved for guests only. The Botniagolf course is about 0.3 kilometres away.

Salaisen Puutarhan Majatalo is a guesthouse in a restored 1890s parsonage on Äijälänkuja in Kauhajoki. It has six rooms — Magdaleena, Esteri, Kallio, Lybeck, Ruth and Annikki — with prices starting from 89 to 115 euros a night. Guests share a large kitchen where coffee, tea and porridge are included in the rate, and three shower rooms. A lush garden surrounds the yard, and there is a small shop next to the kitchen; the same company's Valkoinen Puu café is nearby on Topeeka. The Botniagolf course is about 6.2 kilometres away.