Dreams made of ice all year round!
Have you always wanted to dream in a warm sleeping bag between ice sculptures and spend the night surrounded by snow and ice? This extraordinary experience has been possible in northern Sweden for around 30 years. Since 2016, the ICEHOTEL 365 has also been luring summer guests into icy pleasure on over 2000 square meters. All rooms are unique and are individually designed and implemented by artists. In winter, the traditional original will continue to be built next to the Hotel 365 on the banks of the Torne River. From December to April it delights numerous visitors before it melts again in spring. The meltwater returns to the Torne River, from which the ice sheets were previously removed. An exciting cycle, but limited by season. The ICEHOTEL 365 is therefore a nice addition and invites you to take a winter break all year round.
I look in amazement at the oversized, wonderfully crafted clown sculptures. Fuzzy snowballs hang from the ceiling and give the room a special flair. In the next suite, an oversized chameleon watches over the night. I take a moment to absorb the adventurous mixture of jungle atmosphere, ice age expedition and underwater feeling. My breath forms little clouds in the cold when I enter the next room: shimmering struts of frozen water artfully cross each other and create a cozy retreat in the freezing cold. Two icy steps lead up a plateau on which a double bed awaits the next dreamers.
I look in amazement at the oversized, wonderfully crafted clown sculptures. Fuzzy snowballs hang from the ceiling and give the room a special flair. In the next suite, an oversized chameleon watches over the night. I take a moment to absorb the adventurous mixture of jungle atmosphere, ice age expedition and underwater feeling. My breath forms little clouds in the cold when I enter the next room: shimmering struts of frozen water artfully cross each other and create a cozy retreat in the freezing cold. Two icy steps lead up a plateau on which a double bed awaits the next dreamers.
The ICEHOTEL 365 consists of 9 "Art Suits", 9 "Deluxe Suites", the entrance area with ice bar and an exhibition room about the history of the hotel. With the exception of the heated pool, temperatures of around -6 ° C prevail in the entire hotel complex. The "Art Suits 365" use a shared bathroom. Each “Deluxe Suite 365” has a private bathroom and, depending on your budget, even a private sauna and bathtub are included.
Each hotel room in the ICEHOTEL 365 is an estimated 5 x 4 meters. The floor, walls and ceiling of the room are made of ice. There are no windows. Some artists use colored light effects for a special feeling of space. Each room is unique and designed by an artist. Everything is formed from snow and ice. A comfortable double bed with a mattress and pillow is the only exception. The icy bed frame can be very simple or very elaborate, depending on the design. Individual rooms also offer seating made of ice. Please consider that it is unfortunately not possible to choose the design of the booked room. ICEHOTEL 365 provides every overnight guest with a well-warming sleeping bag for a pleasant night.
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Spend the night in the ice hotel
5 reasons for an overnight stay at the Ice Hotel 365
immerse yourself in another world
art comes to life here
personal winter wonder dream
Enjoy ice cold all year round
Chance to spot northern lights in winter
How much does a night at the Ice Hotel 365 in Sweden cost?
A night in the ice hotel for 2 people costs between 3500 and 9000 SEK. The price varies depending on the season, room category and bathroom type.
The overnight price includes a warm sleeping bag, breakfast and entry to the ice hotel. Please note possible changes.
As of 2020. You can find current prices here.Where is the Icehotel 365 located?
The ice hotel is located in Jukkasjärvi in Swedish Lapland, the northernmost part of Sweden. It is 1200 km from Stockholm, but only around 150 km from the border with Norway.
Which sights are nearby?
The ICEHOTEL 365 is located about 20 km north of kirun, the northernmost city in Sweden. If you drive another 100 km north, you will reach the beautiful Abisko National Park, just before the border after Norway.
Good to know
Can you visit the ice hotel without staying overnight?
Yes. Day guests can visit the ICEHOTEL 365 from 10 a.m. to 18 p.m. and also view the individual rooms. Entry is 349 SEK per person and is paid at the reception. Seniors, students and children receive a discount. You can find current prices and opening times here.
Are all the rooms in the ice hotel equally beautiful?
Playful beauty, exotic creations and wonderful ice sculptures alternate. But even bizarre ideas find implementation: a hotel room looked like a laboratory and at the center was an ice brain. A cozy sleeping atmosphere should not arise here, but some would describe this as a special experience. Another room seemed unfinished and banal to us, because apart from a small blue house it contained nothing. Any minimalist, on the other hand, would be enthusiastic about how this design impresses with its simplicity. As is well known, beauty is relative and art is a matter of taste. Each room is individually designed and unique.
What should I wear when I stay overnight in the ice hotel?
For a visit to the ice hotel you should wrap up warmly, like you would for a winter walk. Sweaters, winter jackets, scarves, hats and gloves are compulsory. For an overnight stay, it is usually sufficient to slip into the sleeping bag with long underwear and a fleece sweater. Hat, scarf and socks are an advantage.
What happens if I get cold in the ice hotel?
If necessary, you can warm up in the warm foyer of the reception. For overnight guests, the communal sauna in the neighboring building promises an extra portion of warmth. Depending on your budget, there is also a private sauna or bathtub with direct access to the Ice Suite. The sleeping bags are suitable for expeditions and keep you warm.
Where can I leave my luggage?
As the rooms only consist of ice and snow, no luggage may be placed in the room. In the “Deluxe Suites” it is deposited in the heated bathroom. Guests of the "Art Suites" hand them in at the reception. There are lockers for small items in the heated shared bathroom.
When can I go to my room?
Your icy bedroom is yours alone after the Ice Hotel's official opening hours. All rooms can be visited during the day. However, part of the room, including the bed, is locked off and remains untouched. If you reserve a "Deluxe Suite" you can check in earlier and stay in your private bathroom until the last day guests leave the Ice Hotel.
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Information on site, as well as personal experiences when visiting the Ice Hotel 365 in October 2020.
ICEHOTEL (2020) Homepage of the Icehotel in Lapland Sweden. [online] Retrieved on 15.11.2020/XNUMX/XNUMX, from URL: https://www.icehotel.com/icehotel-365