Icehotel in Sweden
The ICEHOTEL in Northern Sweden is arguably one of the most sought after and famous places to stay in the world. Each room has been individually designed, and carved with ice blocks taken from the Torne River. Beautifully intricate, hand-carved rooms are made entirely of snow and ice, with mattresses topped with reindeer skins to keep you warm overnight.
Visitors have the ability to stay in a variety of rooms either cold or warm at varying levels of luxury from the warm Kaamos hotel rooms, to the ice rooms right up to the deluxe suites with their very own luxury heated ensuite bathrooms!
The hotel itself is an amazing place to explore – there are several guided tours that run daily which you can join as a visitor or guest of the hotel. When you stay at the Icehotel you can visit the Ice Bar to enjoy some of their famous cocktails served in an ice glass, or dine at the Ice Restaurant for some beautifully cooked locally caught fish, served on ice plates made from ice taken from the Torne River. There is even an amazing Ice Chapel where you could get married or have your vows renewed!
You can try a number of Winter activities whilst staying at the Icehotel in Sweden, head out into nature on an exhilarating dog sledding adventure, chase the Northern Lights on a fast paced snowmobile safari. Head out into the night on your snowmobile out into the forests, where the northern lights are most visible with no light pollution, and enjoy a delicious dinner in a wilderness cabin to warm you on your adventure.
The Icehotel in Sweden is now open year-round so the opportunity to stay in this incredible place is open throughout all of the seasons. Stay in the Icehotel in Winter and witness the beautiful Northern Lights or stay in the Summer season and see the Midnight Sun, and relax with 24hr sunshine with beautiful landscapes and Summer activities to enjoy.
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