What this place feels like
Expect somewhere quiet, indulgent and nature-rich.
Arctic SnowHotel & Glass Igloos
Step into a magical world carved entirely from ice at the Arctic SnowHotel's Ice Chapel in Rovaniemi, Finland. This enchanting icy sanctuary, illuminated by soft blue glows beneath reindeer-hide-covered benches, invites travelers to immerse themselves in serene Arctic beauty. Feel the crisp, ethereal atmosphere as you explore this architectural marvel sculpted from snow and ice, evoking a peaceful, mystical ambiance that promises a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Whether planning a romantic getaway or a soulful winter retreat, this hidden gem of Lapland will awaken your sense of wonder and inspire deep tranquility. Embrace the ultimate Arctic escape — where cold transforms into a cozy, dreamlike sanctuary.
December to March — deepest winter months perfect for ice hotel stays and Northern Lights
Most videos filmed Mar during spring. September is quiet - more local atmosphere, fewer tourists.
What this place feels like
Expect somewhere quiet, indulgent and nature-rich.
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December to March — deepest winter months perfect for ice hotel stays and Northern Lights
1-2 hours to fully explore and soak in the atmosphere
Thermal clothing, Waterproof boots, Camera for photography, Gloves and hats, and Hand warmers
Couples, Winter Adventure Seekers, Romantic Travelers, Photographers, and Nature Lovers
The nearest airport is Rovaniemi Airport (RVN), just 10 minutes by car from the Arctic SnowHotel.
Stay in unique snow and glass igloos, cozy cabins, or luxury hotels nearby in Rovaniemi city center.Book a stay →
Combine your visit with Northern Lights tours, Husky sledding, Santa Claus Village, or a snowmobile adventure.
$25-$50
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