Säynätsalo Town Hall is situated in Säynätsalo. The building was designed by the Finnish architect Alvar Aalto. Jyväskylä is 15 km away from the property. Guests can book guided tours of the Town Hall building and other sites. You reach Säynätsalo by local bus from Jyväskylä that has good connections to other parts of Finland. Säynätsalo Town Hall has been welcoming guests since 21 Sept 2016.

Apartments and guestrooms are located in a quiet residential wing. The peaceful archipelago environment of Säynätsalo offers residents plenty to do and experience. You can learn from Aalto's architecture into a way of life. Aalto's harmonious interaction of man and the environment can also be a way of life for modern-day locals and tourists visiting the islands. Tavolo Bianco Oy meets all the criteria set for the Sustainable Travel Finland label, and the company has thus been granted the right to use the Sustainable Travel Finland label as proof of valuable and long-term work for sustainable tourism. Regardless of your profession, education, experience, or what stage of your life you are in, what mobility you have, or who you love, you are always safe and welcome to visit Säynätsalo Town Hall. The guest rooms are basic single rooms with a shared bathroom and toilet. Both bedrooms have a beautiful view directly to the inner courtyard. All apartments have a kitchen and bathroom. The kitchen has the necessary kitchenware, a fridge, and a cooker with an oven. The amenities include bed linen and towels, complimentary toiletries, coffee, and tea.

Säynätsalo Town Hall, designed by Alvar Aalto, represents Aalto's architecture at its best. The municipality of Säynätsalo held a contest in 1949 and the town hall was finished in December 1951. The town hall started a new era in the productions of Alvar Aalto, of which the most significant mark was the use of the red brick. Säynätsalo town hall is an internationally renowned monument in modern architectural history. On account of its architectural significance, the town hall's courtyard grouping was protected by a building preservation law 3 § 2 on 301 of May 1994. Säynätsalo municipality had become part of the city of Jyväskylä in 1993, which also meant that town hall now belonged to the city of Jyväskylä. Säynätsalo town hall is a building with many functions. The local council and library work there. The building also includes residential spaces, business rooms, and guest rooms. The main factor describing the building is the courtyard patio. Aalto meant a place for people to hang around, a piazza. Aalto designed the town hall as a whole piece of artwork, which can be seen in small details and in furniture designed specifically for the building.