
1 pet / room · All sizes · Crate at housekeeping
Price
€140 / night
Turku is Finland's oldest city on the Aura river — museums, cathedral and pet-friendly hotels in the centre. The ferry from Stockholm takes 11 hours and accepts dogs. The Archipelago Sea is one of the world's most beautiful dog destinations.
2 dog-friendly hotels reviewed


1 pet / room · All sizes · Crate at housekeeping
Price
€140 / night
No feeHamnen, Åbo
1 pet / room · All sizes · Crate at housekeeping
Price
€155 / night
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Find a hotel →The Aura river runs through Turku with a café walk on both sides — one of Finland's nicest city dog routes. Turku Castle at the mouth and the Cathedral at the other end frame a 2 km walk. Most dog-friendly hotels sit within 5 minutes.
The market square is the heart of Turku with the Sokos hotels, cafés and the market hall. The neighbouring Hansa quarter is a shopping district — flat and easy for dogs year-round.
The Kakola hill south of the river holds the former prison (now a design hotel), saunas and city views. Korpolaisbacken offers forest walks just 15 minutes from the centre.
Original Sokos Hotel Hamburger Börs by the market square is central and dog-friendly with rooms reserved for pets. Solo Sokos Hotel Turun Seurahuone is a historic option. Radisson Blu Marina Palace by the river offers a generous policy for medium dogs.
The Archipelago Sea is the world's largest archipelago with 20,000 islands. Ferries from Pargas and Nagu accept dogs free. Classic dog trip: the Archipelago Ring (250 km car + six ferries, 1–2 days). Naantali with Moominworld lies 30 min west — pets allowed in the area but not inside the Moomin attraction.
The Stockholm ferry takes 11 hours and accepts dogs in dog cabins or your car — Tallink Silja and Viking Line. The VR train from Helsinki takes 2 hours and accepts dogs for a fee (about 5 €). Föli local buses accept dogs free in the rear carriage.
Original Sokos Hotel Hamburger Börs, Solo Sokos Turun Seurahuone and Radisson Blu Marina Palace are our recommendations.
Yes, Tallink Silja and Viking Line accept dogs in dog cabins or your car. 11 hours through the archipelago — many dogs enjoy the walking decks during the trip.
Yes, dog paradise. The ferries are free and most islands welcome dogs. In summer you can do the Archipelago Ring in 1–2 days.
Between 0 and 30 € per night. The Sokos chain charges 15–25 €; design hotels are often free.
Yes, VR accepts dogs for 5 € or with a pet card. The trip takes 2 hours and the dog should sit in the dedicated area or in a compartment with you.
Yes, free in the rear section of the bus. Keep the dog leashed and avoid rush hour.
Dogs are allowed in the Naantali area but not inside the Moomin attraction itself. Pet kennels are at the entrance.
Yes — many central hotels in Åbo welcome dogs and a growing number also accept cats. Always check the maximum weight and fee before booking.
Fees range from free to about EUR 50 per night. We show the fee clearly on every hotel card.
Many hotels allow it as long as the dog is calm — verify the policy when booking.
We've collected the most common long-tail searches for dog travellers in Åbo. Use them as inspiration when comparing — every hotel card on this page shows fee, weight limit and amenities.