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PAID CONTENT FOR ARCTIC SNOWHOTEL & GLASS IGLOOS


The hotel’s Ice Bar is also entirely made of ice and


snow, with drinks served in an ice glass. Of course, not everything is served cold, with warm beverages also available. The icy surroundings make enjoying a steaming cup of hot chocolate extra special. The cosy Kota Restaurant at the Arctic SnowHotel


features a large fireplace in the middle of the room. Its role isn’t only to create atmosphere but also to play an important part in cooking. Dishes prepared over an open fire have a unique flavour — there’s probably no tastier salmon than one prepared in this way. After dinner, many guests like to sit at a large window that opens to the sky at Kota Restaurant’s Sky Bar, and raise a toast to the Northern Lights.


Ice Chapel The Arctic SnowHotel’s Ice chapel is a place where all weddings are undoubtedly white. The couple can even choose a ring box made of ice. The chapel can accommodate about 40 seated guests, with additional standing room available. Raise a toast in ice glasses at the Ice Bar before heading to dinner at the Ice Restaurant or the cosy Kota Restaurant.


You can also choose Arctic activities for the wedding party, from sleigh rides to snow sauna experiences.


Activities The frozen lake next to the hotel serves as a winter playground, where you can ice fish or drive an electric snowmobile. There are guided snowshoeing trips through the winter forest, too. Snowmobile safaris start by the lake, just a short


distance from the hotel. Electric snowmobiles are more eco-friendly and quieter than traditional ones. Arctic SnowHotel also offers snow and ice-related


activities even before opening on 15 December. In early winter, guests get a behind-the-scenes look and learn about the construction of the hotel. They can even create their own ice sculpture for the hotel. At the Arctic SnowHotel, guests can also


experience a Snow Sauna, which can’t be found anywhere else in the world. There’s a central stove surrounded by wooden benches, just like a regular sauna. Water poured on the hot stove creates steam and keeps the sauna warm. Additional steam emerges from the snowy walls.


DON’T MISS Have one of the coolest and most unique weddings in the world, celebrating your commitment at the Ice Chapel


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KEY FEATURES • 20 rooms made of snow and ice • 39 Glass Igloos • Northern Lights alert system • Ice Restaurant • Snow Sauna and outdoor jacuzzi


KEY ACTIVITIES • Ice fishing • Electric snowmobile • Electric snow scooters


GET IN TOUCH arcticsnowhotel.fi T: +358 40 845 3774 E: sales@arcticsnowhotel.fi


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