täysholey

Täysholey is a Finnish term that translates to "full board" in English. It refers to an accommodation package that typically includes a room, breakfast, lunch, and dinner. This type of meal plan is commonly offered in hotels, resorts, and holiday villages, particularly in Finland and other Nordic countries.

The concept of full board aims to provide guests with a convenient and all-inclusive experience, allowing them to enjoy their meals without additional daily expenses or the need to seek out external dining options. The meals included are usually served in the establishment's own restaurant. Breakfast is almost always a buffet, while lunch and dinner can vary from buffet style to a set menu or à la carte options depending on the establishment.

Full board packages are often chosen by travelers who prefer a hassle-free vacation, families, or those who are staying in more remote locations where dining alternatives are limited. It can also be a cost-effective option for longer stays, as booking meals in advance as part of a package can sometimes be cheaper than purchasing them separately. The specific inclusions and quality of meals can vary significantly between different accommodations, so it is advisable for travelers to check the details of the full board package before booking. Some establishments may also offer variations like "half board" (breakfast and dinner) or "bed and breakfast" options.