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PAID CONTENT FOR ICEHOTEL


PAID CONTENT FOR ICEHOTEL


Icehotel JUKKASJÄRVI, SWEDEN


Icehotel offers guests more than just a place to sleep. This utterly unique hotel — made entirely out of ice — is a destination in itself, and will remain in guests’ memories for long after they visit. Each room is intricately carved out of ice and serves as a beautiful art installation. Your stay at the Icehotel will also include the opportunity to explore a range of Arctic activities. This is a wild land of ice and snow, located 125


miles north of the Arctic Circle, where the mighty Torne River flows. Every year, when the river freezes, the ice is harvested, and a new version of the legendary Icehotel is created from the ground up through the work of passionate artists and sculptors. The Icehotel offers a unique experience where


every suite is a work of art, designed by artists from all over the world. These suites feature intricate ice sculptures and chandeliers that are a stunning sight to behold. After spending a night in a thermal sleeping


bag on a mattress covered with reindeer hides, guests are treated to lingonberry juice, a hot


shower, a sauna and a cooked breakfast. During the day, there are a variety of activities to choose from, including dog-sledding, aurora hunting, snowmobile safaris and ice-sculpting classes. The Ice Ceremony Hall is also available for


Arctic weddings, while the fine-dining restaurant and wilderness meal option are perfect for special events. The international kitchen brigade gives a cosmopolitan twist to the local cuisine, offering unique and delicious drinks and dishes, some of which can even be served on ice if you so desire. Trade your daily routine for a swim in a majestic


river or a refreshing dip in a hole in the ice. Swap a taxi ride for a thrilling dog-sled ride. Escape the crowds and enjoy the open landscapes. Instead of running on a treadmill, take a hike on the beautiful trails or go cross-country skiing. Experience the magic of the Icehotel, where


you can witness the Northern Lights or indulge in activities under the midnight sun. Enjoy fantastic ice rooms, breathtaking artwork and absolute silence in sub-zero temperatures.


DON’T MISS Set off from the breathtaking Icehotel in search of a sighting of the Northern Lights


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KEY FEATURES • 35 cold rooms • 44 warm rooms and 30 cabins • Three restaurants • Four bars, including ICEBAR • Wilderness camps • Transfers


KEY ACTIVITIES • 10-step Sauna ritual • Ice sculpting • Dog-sledding and snowmobile • Northern Lights safari • Cross-country skiing and hiking


GET IN TOUCH icehotel.com T: +46 0980-66800 E: reservations@icehotel.com


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