Reservation calendar for AYY’s rental premises opened until 10 Jan 2021
Bookings for AYY’s rental facilities can now be made until 10 Jan 2021. Bookings are made through AYY’s TILA system (tila.ayy.fi) by using your personal Aalto user ID. If you do not have Aalto user ID and want to reserve facilities for yourself, you can send us a reservation request with this form. [linkki] Reservation requests received on the form will be confirmed by a separate email.
Most of AYY’s rental premises use a code lock, for which the booker receives a single-use key code from the TILA system. For a few premises, the keys must be picked up from AYY’s office in Otaniemi. Please note that our services office will only be open on a limited basis in the summer of 2020. If necessary, the number of reservations for premises may be limited so that the management of keys and cleaning can be carried out safely.
Read about the premises, their locking and booking instructions here.
If you are unsure about anything related to premises or your booking, please do not hesitate to contact us!
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