PAID CONTENT FOR FOXFIRES MINI BOUTIQUE HOTEL
PAID CONTENT FOR FOXFIRES MINI BOUTIQUE HOTEL
Foxfires mini Boutique Hotel LEVI, FINLAND
Levi is a small mountain deep within the Arctic Circle and home to a ski resort that makes the perfect base from which to enjoy and explore Finnish Lapland. Foxfires mini Boutique Hotel is located on the lower slopes of the mountain and surrounded by fir, pine and birch trees — the perfect place to enjoy connecting with nature. Levi offers direct access to a wilderness that can
be explored on skis, snowshoes, husky sledges, snowmobiles, mountain bikes or even horseback. The village centre is an eight-minute drive from the hotel and is a lively spot with over 20 restaurants and bars. The mountain’s network of 44 ski slopes and over 124 miles of ski trails mean there’s plenty to keep winter sports enthusiasts entertained. In summer and autumn, Levi is a hiker’s and
mountain biker’s dream. With over 50 days of uninterrupted sunlight, they can explore Lapland’s great wilderness under the midnight sun. Travellers can enjoy hundreds of miles of biking and walking trails through the nearby national park. There are also many lakes for wild swimming, a great way to cool down after a day on the trails.
The luxurious guest rooms have windows that
take in the forest where red squirrels and reindeer can regularly be seen — guests might even be lucky enough to spot the Northern Lights. Everything at Foxfires is carefully selected with attention paid to every detail, giving visitors a uniquely curated experience at every turn. Breakfast here is not to be missed, served in the
large open-plan breakfast space. Floor-to-ceiling windows enable diners to feel immersed in the Arctic wilderness while they prepare for the day’s adventures by the cosy firelight. Foxfires is also home to the Arctic Spa traditional
wood-fired sauna experience. The Arctic Spa is the definition of a winter wonderland, a feast for the eyes lit with candles and fairy lights. At the heart of the Arctic Spa is a wood-fired sauna, the perfect place to unwind. Guests can step outside to soak in the hot tub and take in the natural beauty that surrounds them. Afterwards, they can relax in the kota (traditional Laplander hut) and enjoy the open fire, where they can grill their own food or heat some mulled wine and make chocolate s’mores.
DON’T MISS Relax at the Arctic Spa, a traditional sauna and hot tub experience set amid a winter wonderland
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KEY FEATURES • Two private guest rooms • Breakfast • Outdoor kitchen • Traditional wood-fired sauna • Complimentary snowshoes and sledges
• Close to slopes, trails and bike park • Ski-in, ski-out (Feb-May)
KEY ACTIVITIES • Arctic Sauna Experience • Husky sled trips • Open-fire cooking • Wellness breaks • Cycling adventures
GET IN TOUCH
levifoxfires.com T: +358 40 372 75 86 E:
info@levifoxfires.com
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