Haikko Manors history is known since the year 1362 when it was owned by the Dominican Monastery of Vyborg, Russia. It was then bought by Jöns Olofsson and since then the house remained within the same Stenbock family for several centuries. In 1871 Haikko was bought by Sebastian von Etter, general who had served in the Russian imperial army. During the von Etter period many members of the Russian Czar family visited the Manor. One of the best known frequent visitors is artist Albert Edelfelt. He spent 24 summers in Haikko and painted many of his famous archipelago motives then. The present Manor building is designed by professor, architect Armas Lindgren. Satu and Leo Vuoristo bought the Manor in 1965 and one year later they welcomed the first hotel guests to the completely renovated Haikko Manor. Click Here to visit our website.