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PAID CONTENT FOR LAPLAND BOUTIQUE RESORTS


PAID CONTENT FOR LAPLAND BOUTIQUE RESORTS


Lapland Boutique Resorts LAPLAND, FINLAND


Located across the northern Finnish regions of Ruka-Kuusamo, Syöte and Pyhä, Lapland Boutique Resorts brings together a carefully curated collection of properties that blend boutique accommodation, immersive outdoor experiences and genuine northern hospitality. At its heart is Hilltop Hotel Iso-Syöte, the crown


jewel of the portfolio. Set on the highest point in Southern Lapland, this felltop boutique hotel rises above the surrounding wilderness, offering sweeping views across snow-covered forests and rolling fells. With elegant rooms, a refined restaurant and Arctic spa experiences, it combines contemporary design with immediate access to nature, making it a destination in its own right. Across the wider collection, each location reveals


a different side of Lapland. Iisakki Village sits beside a calm lake, where traditional log buildings meet modern Nordic design. Oivanki Resort is immersed in untouched nature, surrounded by rivers and protected forest. In Pyhä, dramatic fell landscapes and the nearby Pyhä-Luosto National Park introduce a terrain shaped by ancient geology,


deep gorges and wide, open horizons. Ruka Safaris links these settings together through a range of guided Arctic experiences. Nature defines every stay. In winter, the


region is one of Europe’s most reliable places to see the Northern Lights, thanks to its clear skies and minimal light pollution. Snow-laden tykky trees create sculptural, almost surreal landscapes, transforming the forest into something otherworldly, while in summer, the midnight sun brings near-constant daylight, revealing lakes, trails and woodland in a softer, luminous light. Experiences are rooted in this environment.


Travellers can cross frozen lakes by snowmobile, glide through silent forests on husky or reindeer safaris, or explore untouched terrain on snowshoes. In warmer months, hiking, canoeing and wildlife- watching take over, with chances to spot reindeer, moose and native birdlife. Cuisine reflects the purity of the north, with


menus shaped by seasonal ingredients such as wild berries, mushrooms, freshwater fish and game, all presented with a modern Nordic touch.


DON’T MISS Sled through Lapland’s silent forests on a husky safari, gliding across frozen lakes and snow-laden wilderness trails


THIS IS PAID CONTENT. IT DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT THE VIEWS OF NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC TRAVELLER (UK) OR THEIR EDITORIAL STAFFS.


Need to know


KEY FEATURES • Boutique accommodation across multiple destinations


• Arctic spa & wellness experiences • Restaurants focused on local, seasonal cuisine


• Guided safari & activity services


KEY ACTIVITIES • Northern Lights hunting • Husky & reindeer safaris • Snowmobiling & snowshoeing • Hiking, canoeing & national park exploration


• Arctic spa & wellness experiences, including saunas


GET IN TOUCH • laplandboutiqueresorts.com • +358 201 476 400 • sales@isosyote.fiinstagram.com/ laplandboutiqueresorts


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