Staying at The Torby is a good choice when you are visiting Raseborg.
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Fiskars Ironworks, the historic mill village in western Uusimaa, sits less than a kilometre from The Torby, and the hotel is woven directly into it. The address is 335 Fiskarsvägen (Fiskarsintie 335 in Finnish), Raseborg, postcode 10470, in what Traveloka's listing describes as the historical district of Fiskars. The Fiskars museum is about a 12-minute walk away, and the lake Degersjön lies roughly a kilometre from the door.
What makes The Torby different from a conventional town hotel is its layout. According to the hotel's official website, its 24 rooms are split between two separate buildings: The Cutlery Mill, the main hotel building, and The Manor Guest House, a separate building holding the larger twin rooms. That total of 24 rooms matches the room count in Traveloka's own listing data, so this is a genuinely small property where guests stay among the mill-village buildings rather than in a large modern block.
The Torby is listed on Traveloka as a 3-star hotel. It keeps a deliberately calm character: the official site notes that there are no televisions in the rooms or the common areas, and the lobby has a fireplace. It suits couples on a countryside break, small groups, and travellers who want to explore the shops and walking routes of Fiskars at an unhurried pace. The official site places the hotel about 70 minutes from Helsinki, which makes it a realistic weekend escape from the capital.
The official website lists four room categories across its two buildings. Presented from the most compact option upwards, the ladder looks like this.
The Classic rooms are the entry-level category. The official site describes eight compact, comfortable rooms in the hotel's main building, The Cutlery Mill, each with a 140 cm wide bed suitable for one or two guests. They are a sensible choice for solo travellers or couples who plan to spend most of the day out in the village and want a quiet, practical base for the night.
There are three Superior Double rooms, also in The Cutlery Mill. The official site describes them as comfortable and stylish rooms with a 180 cm wide double bed, giving couples noticeably more sleeping space than the Classic category. With only three of these rooms in the whole hotel, they are worth booking early for popular weekends.
The Cutlery Mill also holds two Superior Twin rooms. Each has two separate 90 cm beds that, according to the official site, can be placed side by side or apart, which makes them flexible for friends travelling together or for couples who prefer separate beds.
The largest group of rooms is in The Manor Guest House, a separate building on the property. The official site lists 11 spacious, stylish Superior Twin rooms here, again with two 90 cm beds that can be arranged together or apart. Two of these rooms are designated pet rooms. Traveloka's listing confirms that pets are allowed only in specific rooms, with a surcharge, and that guests should contact the property directly to request one.
Across the hotel, Traveloka's listing data describes the guestrooms as air-conditioned, with complimentary wireless internet access. Private bathrooms have showers, hair dryers, toothbrushes and toothpaste. Housekeeping is provided daily, and irons and ironing boards can be requested. For the exact amenities of a specific room, check the room details on the listing before you book.
The Torby is a compact hotel, so its facilities focus on comfort and the essentials rather than a long list of leisure extras. Based on Traveloka's listing data, guests can expect the following:
The hotel's official website also describes an atmospheric sauna in a separate building with a cooling room, suitable for groups of two to ten people and bookable through reception. This sauna does not appear in Traveloka's facility list, so ask the property about availability before or during your stay.
For meetings, the official site says The Torby welcomes groups of under 30 people, combining lounges and meeting rooms with a modern but distinctive atmosphere. That scale suits small company retreats, workshops and private gatherings that want to step away from the city for a day or two.
A few practical points are worth knowing. Traveloka's listing notes that the property has no elevators, which matters if you are travelling with heavy luggage or have limited mobility, and the official site mentions limited accessibility. Safety features include a fire extinguisher.
The Torby is set inside the Fiskars mill village in the municipality of Raseborg (Raasepori in Finnish), in the Uusimaa region of southern Finland. Traveloka's listing shows the following distances from the hotel:
Traveloka's listing advises that a car is recommended for travel to and from the property, and free self parking is available on site. The official website puts the hotel about 70 minutes from Helsinki, so most visitors combine a stay here with time in the capital. Travellers coming from Singapore can book flights to Helsinki on Traveloka and then continue west by road to Fiskars.
Once you are in the village, much of what Fiskars offers is walkable: the ironworks area, the museum and the lakeside are all within a short stroll. For further sights such as Billnäs Ironworks or Raseborg Castle, a car gives the most flexibility.
Traveloka's listing describes two places to eat and drink at the hotel itself: a coffee shop/café, and a bar/lounge where you can wind down with a drink at the end of the day. The official website names this space The Torby Lounge and says it serves fresh coffee and a bar menu that includes local craft beers.
Breakfast, according to the official site, is served at the hotel's neighbour, Restaurant Kuparipaja. The official site lists breakfast hours of 07:30 to 09:30 on weekdays and 08:30 to 10:30 at weekends and on public holidays, and notes that Kuparipaja also offers lunch and dinner menus as well as events. Traveloka's listing does not count a restaurant inside the hotel building, so think of Kuparipaja as a next-door partner rather than an in-house dining room, and check whether breakfast is included in the rate you select.
Beyond the hotel, the Fiskars village itself is the natural place to explore on foot between meals, with its shops and outdoor spaces close by. If you would like to plan day trips around your stay, browse things to do and experiences on Traveloka for ideas in Finland.
The strongest reason to choose The Torby is simple: you sleep inside Fiskars rather than visiting it as a day-tripper. Fiskars Ironworks is about 0.4 km away, the museum is a short walk, and Degersjön lake is close by, so early mornings and quiet evenings in the village become part of the stay.
If you want to weigh up a few options before deciding, you can compare other hotels on Traveloka in Raseborg and the wider Uusimaa region, from manor-style stays to seaside hotels in Ekenäs.
Booking through Traveloka lets you review room options, policies and facilities in one place and keep your confirmation details handy for the trip. When you are ready to plan the rest of your journey, start from the Traveloka homepage.
Popular Facilities | Restaurant, Parking, WiFi |
Check-In / Check-Out Time | From 15:00 - 21:30 - to 11:00 |
Available rooms at The Torby | 24 |
Another facilities in The Torby | Outdoor facilities, Shops, Area shuttle with surcharge, Free WiFi, Fireplace in lobby |







