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Wilderness Hotel Inari & Igloos
4.5/559 Reviews

Wilderness Hotel Inari & Igloos

Inari|2.53km from city centre
Wow what can I say!!!! Amazing. We came for 10 days over new years with my husband and three children aged 8,11,13. From start to finish we had a great holiday. Accommodation - We had a cabin double bedroom downstairs (very small) and a mezzanine upstairs with three beds for the children. Cabin had a lounge area with tv and kitchen nook and table and chairs. Bathroom with inbuilt sauna. Only downside of the cabin was there wasn’t a huge amount of storage. Nowhere to store clothes in the bedroom at all. We lived out of suitcases. Resort itself not huge. Had a luxury feel. We didn’t want a commercialised holiday and this was perfect. Staff couldn’t have been more friendly. Dining room has a panoramic view over the frozen lake which was beautiful. Food - buffet every night. we mostly ate from the buffet every night as there was so much choice and the quality was really good. Expect some reindeer dishes but also standard pasta etc. A couple of times we used the a La crate menu just to try a few dishes. There is also a children’s menu at no extra cost doing pasta, burgers etc which you can order from. Breakfast was so much choice my children especially loved the waffles! Activities - we had pre booked activities but found it easy to swap and change them weather dependent and if we were doing too much on one day. Take advantage of the hotel clothing provided. They provide all outer gear including boots. Every size available and good quality. The clothing area is open twice a day. Huskies were awesome. Got to ride a fair distance taking it in turns to mush. We even got to see the new puppies. Snowmobile trecking. Unfortunately children have to be over 16 to sit on the snowmobiles. My children were pulled in a sledge by the guide while my husband and I drove our own snowmobiles. Be warned they were cold. Wrap them up extra warm for this activity. Snowshoeing this was a lovely activity with a great guide who was super knowledgeable. Aurora camp. Lovely chance to get into the wilderness at dark. Reindeer farm. Got to feed and pet the reindeer and learn lots about the Sami culture . Always free sledges around the resort and plenty of places for children to sledge all day New year was great. The staff made a special effort. We dressed up went into the dining room. Special food. A singer. And at midnight we went into the frozen lake. Where we all were given champagne and watched amazing fireworks over the ice. Super special. The resort itself is within walking distance about half an hours walk from town. Not a huge amount in the town. A super market, church bar (with great hot chocolate) and a souvenir shop. All in all this was a fantastic holiday somewhere special to go for new year and we also got to see the aurora!

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Nilimella

Nilimella

Inari
430 km to the north from Rovaniemi, 110 km to the northeast from Inari, lake Nilijärvi 45 m (length 1,6 km, width 0,4 km) shallow beach, sand bottom, pier, own rowing boat.Kelo log villa, built in 2000. Living room kitchen, bedroom with double bed, alcove with double bed, loft with 4 beds in two different compartments, 2 extra mattresses, sauna, washroom/WC, separate WC and glazed terrace.Lakeside sauna (24 m²), available from the beginning of June until the end of September. Wood-burning sauna stove, washroom (2 showers), running water from the lake available in summer (otherwise water must be brought by using bucket) and fireplace hut. Equipment: electric lights, fireplace room with light fireplace and electric heating, 3 beds and kitchenette with sink, fridge and 2 hot plates.Bed linen (sheets and towels) for the number of people booked is included in the booking. Final cleaning is included in bookings made on or after 14.3.22. Nilimella is a magnificent kelo log villa near the lake Sevettijärvi. There are a few neighboring cabins, otherwise a quiet place. This is an excellent base for wilderness activities and nature holidays in the northeastern side of Lapland.Hot tub for an additional fee (note: not available in winter), 80e/day. The customer fills the water with a pump from the lake and heats the tub. If you want it heated and filled, you have to agree separately with the owner.Fishing: famous salmon fishing river Näätämöjoki within 16 km (no road connection, 8 km walking distance). In summer, flying taxi (float plane) operates from Sevettijärvi. Fishing permits and additional information, see destination 1565 Näätämöjoki (www.eraluvat.fi).The destination 1564 Inari Wilderness covers large areas of fishing waters nearby cabin (www.eraluvat.fi).Fishing in lakes is permitted with fisheries management fee. One fishing rod and one lure can be used. However, fishing is not allowed in flowing water areas. For more information, see www.eraluvat.fiYou can book snowmobile transports...
Villa Paadar

Villa Paadar

Inari
327 km to the north from Rovaniemi, 25 km to the southwest from Inari, lake Paatari 180 m (length 12 km, width 2 km) shallow beach, sand bottom, boat and outboard motor (brand: Kala-Palta with 15 hp Yamaha) can be rented from the owner. Way to the beach from the cabin (boat ramp).Log house (80 m²), built in 2020. Living room/kitchen with sofa bed, two bedrooms, both with two beds, sauna, washroom, utility room, separate WC and covered terrace. Outdoor hydro massage bath (with extra charge) on the terrace all year round.Separate studio (20 m²) with WC and shower cubicle. The studio is equipped with sofa bed, sink, fridge, microwave and flat-screen TV. WLAN (internet connection) covers also the studio.Pets not allowed. Villa Paadar is a modern log house in beautiful landscapes near Lemmenjoki National Park by the the fishy lake Paatari.The villa is ideal for a relaxing holiday as well as for an active holiday; hiking, mountain biking, fishing, hunting, picking berries and mushroom. Winter activities include skiing, sledding, ice fishing, winter hiking.7 km by water to the point where river Lemmenjoki ends in lake Paatari, Lemmenjoki National Park by boat 10 km, by car 30 km, river Juutuajoki 15 km, Otsamo fell 15 km.Lemmenjoki tourist services 30 km. Njurgulahti (6 km) offers wide range of transport services and excursions (including transports to the gold digging areas of the Lemmenjoki river and Ravadasköngäs waterfall) and equipment rental (see www.luontoon.fi).Njurgulahti nature trail (length 4 km) and Joenkielinen hiking trail (length 16 km). Access to the hiking trail Ravadasjärvi - Morgamoja Kultala - Kultasatama - Ravadasjärvi (length 26,5 km, www.luontoon.fi) from the boat trip.Fishing: Fishing in Lemmenjoki National Park is permitted by angling permit of Lemmenjoki National Park 1562 (see www.eraluvat.fi).Lake Paatari, see destination 1564 Inari wilderness (www.eraluvat.fi) and angling permit of Lapland province (www.ahven.net and www.luontoon.fi). River Juutuajoki, see...

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Siida - Sámi Museum and Nature Center

Wilderness Hotel Inari & Igloos
4.5/559 Reviews

Wilderness Hotel Inari & Igloos

Inari|3.25km from Siida - Sámi Museum and Nature Center
Wow what can I say!!!! Amazing. We came for 10 days over new years with my husband and three children aged 8,11,13. From start to finish we had a great holiday. Accommodation - We had a cabin double bedroom downstairs (very small) and a mezzanine upstairs with three beds for the children. Cabin had a lounge area with tv and kitchen nook and table and chairs. Bathroom with inbuilt sauna. Only downside of the cabin was there wasn’t a huge amount of storage. Nowhere to store clothes in the bedroom at all. We lived out of suitcases. Resort itself not huge. Had a luxury feel. We didn’t want a commercialised holiday and this was perfect. Staff couldn’t have been more friendly. Dining room has a panoramic view over the frozen lake which was beautiful. Food - buffet every night. we mostly ate from the buffet every night as there was so much choice and the quality was really good. Expect some reindeer dishes but also standard pasta etc. A couple of times we used the a La crate menu just to try a few dishes. There is also a children’s menu at no extra cost doing pasta, burgers etc which you can order from. Breakfast was so much choice my children especially loved the waffles! Activities - we had pre booked activities but found it easy to swap and change them weather dependent and if we were doing too much on one day. Take advantage of the hotel clothing provided. They provide all outer gear including boots. Every size available and good quality. The clothing area is open twice a day. Huskies were awesome. Got to ride a fair distance taking it in turns to mush. We even got to see the new puppies. Snowmobile trecking. Unfortunately children have to be over 16 to sit on the snowmobiles. My children were pulled in a sledge by the guide while my husband and I drove our own snowmobiles. Be warned they were cold. Wrap them up extra warm for this activity. Snowshoeing this was a lovely activity with a great guide who was super knowledgeable. Aurora camp. Lovely chance to get into the wilderness at dark. Reindeer farm. Got to feed and pet the reindeer and learn lots about the Sami culture . Always free sledges around the resort and plenty of places for children to sledge all day New year was great. The staff made a special effort. We dressed up went into the dining room. Special food. A singer. And at midnight we went into the frozen lake. Where we all were given champagne and watched amazing fireworks over the ice. Super special. The resort itself is within walking distance about half an hours walk from town. Not a huge amount in the town. A super market, church bar (with great hot chocolate) and a souvenir shop. All in all this was a fantastic holiday somewhere special to go for new year and we also got to see the aurora!
Solokoto

Solokoto

Inari
Modern villa with amenities next to a magnificent sand beach. Views from the beach to fell Otsamotunturi. Fishing spots and hiking routes of the Inari hiking area nearby.15 km to the southwest from Inari municipality center, lake Solojärvi 60 m (length 5 km, width 1,5 km), access to the beach (the plot does not extend to the beach), wonderful long and shallow sandy beach, rowing boat. There is a waterway from lake Solojärvi to Lemmenjoki national park along river Matkajoki and lake Paatari.Log-built villa (Kontio Glasshouse 50 brand), built in 2021.Living room/kitchen, double bed in alcove, 1 bed in living room/kitchen and washroom/WC.Large, partially covered terrace. Access to the separate sauna is via terrace. The sauna has wood-burning sauna stove and shower. Guest house in the sauna building. There are 140 cm bed, electric lightning and heating.Fenced area and doghouse for dogs. Pets are welcome but are not allowed on the beds.In case you would like to rent also bed linen and towels, please do it well in advance (at the same time when booking the cottage). We can not guarantee that rent in short notice or on spot is possible. The area has good opportunities for independent hiking and fishing. The Inari hiking area (hiking routes and services) reaches to Solojärvi. The nearest fell is Otsamo, distance is about 10 km.Fishing: Famous fly fishing area of river Juutuanjoki starts from lake Solojärvii, see destination 1578 (www.eraluvat.fi), fishing waters of Inari hiking area are close too, destination 1579 (www.eraluvat.fi), Inari wilderness, destination 1564 (www.eraluvat.fi), lake Inarijärvi 15 km, destination 1580 (www.eraluvat.fi).Hunting: Hammastunturi, destination 1610. Permits for hunting willow grouse, water birds, rabbit and small predators (www.eraluvat.fi).Services of Inari municipality center 15 km. Sámi culture centre Sajos 15 km, Sámi museum and nature centre Siida 15 km. Lemmenjoki National Park 28 km (access also along waterways).Inari - Kittilä road is...

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Pielpajärvi Wilderness Church

Wilderness Hotel Inari & Igloos
4.5/559 Reviews

Wilderness Hotel Inari & Igloos

Inari|6.04km from Pielpajärvi Wilderness Church
Wow what can I say!!!! Amazing. We came for 10 days over new years with my husband and three children aged 8,11,13. From start to finish we had a great holiday. Accommodation - We had a cabin double bedroom downstairs (very small) and a mezzanine upstairs with three beds for the children. Cabin had a lounge area with tv and kitchen nook and table and chairs. Bathroom with inbuilt sauna. Only downside of the cabin was there wasn’t a huge amount of storage. Nowhere to store clothes in the bedroom at all. We lived out of suitcases. Resort itself not huge. Had a luxury feel. We didn’t want a commercialised holiday and this was perfect. Staff couldn’t have been more friendly. Dining room has a panoramic view over the frozen lake which was beautiful. Food - buffet every night. we mostly ate from the buffet every night as there was so much choice and the quality was really good. Expect some reindeer dishes but also standard pasta etc. A couple of times we used the a La crate menu just to try a few dishes. There is also a children’s menu at no extra cost doing pasta, burgers etc which you can order from. Breakfast was so much choice my children especially loved the waffles! Activities - we had pre booked activities but found it easy to swap and change them weather dependent and if we were doing too much on one day. Take advantage of the hotel clothing provided. They provide all outer gear including boots. Every size available and good quality. The clothing area is open twice a day. Huskies were awesome. Got to ride a fair distance taking it in turns to mush. We even got to see the new puppies. Snowmobile trecking. Unfortunately children have to be over 16 to sit on the snowmobiles. My children were pulled in a sledge by the guide while my husband and I drove our own snowmobiles. Be warned they were cold. Wrap them up extra warm for this activity. Snowshoeing this was a lovely activity with a great guide who was super knowledgeable. Aurora camp. Lovely chance to get into the wilderness at dark. Reindeer farm. Got to feed and pet the reindeer and learn lots about the Sami culture . Always free sledges around the resort and plenty of places for children to sledge all day New year was great. The staff made a special effort. We dressed up went into the dining room. Special food. A singer. And at midnight we went into the frozen lake. Where we all were given champagne and watched amazing fireworks over the ice. Super special. The resort itself is within walking distance about half an hours walk from town. Not a huge amount in the town. A super market, church bar (with great hot chocolate) and a souvenir shop. All in all this was a fantastic holiday somewhere special to go for new year and we also got to see the aurora!
Solokoto

Solokoto

Inari
Modern villa with amenities next to a magnificent sand beach. Views from the beach to fell Otsamotunturi. Fishing spots and hiking routes of the Inari hiking area nearby.15 km to the southwest from Inari municipality center, lake Solojärvi 60 m (length 5 km, width 1,5 km), access to the beach (the plot does not extend to the beach), wonderful long and shallow sandy beach, rowing boat. There is a waterway from lake Solojärvi to Lemmenjoki national park along river Matkajoki and lake Paatari.Log-built villa (Kontio Glasshouse 50 brand), built in 2021.Living room/kitchen, double bed in alcove, 1 bed in living room/kitchen and washroom/WC.Large, partially covered terrace. Access to the separate sauna is via terrace. The sauna has wood-burning sauna stove and shower. Guest house in the sauna building. There are 140 cm bed, electric lightning and heating.Fenced area and doghouse for dogs. Pets are welcome but are not allowed on the beds.In case you would like to rent also bed linen and towels, please do it well in advance (at the same time when booking the cottage). We can not guarantee that rent in short notice or on spot is possible. The area has good opportunities for independent hiking and fishing. The Inari hiking area (hiking routes and services) reaches to Solojärvi. The nearest fell is Otsamo, distance is about 10 km.Fishing: Famous fly fishing area of river Juutuanjoki starts from lake Solojärvii, see destination 1578 (www.eraluvat.fi), fishing waters of Inari hiking area are close too, destination 1579 (www.eraluvat.fi), Inari wilderness, destination 1564 (www.eraluvat.fi), lake Inarijärvi 15 km, destination 1580 (www.eraluvat.fi).Hunting: Hammastunturi, destination 1610. Permits for hunting willow grouse, water birds, rabbit and small predators (www.eraluvat.fi).Services of Inari municipality center 15 km. Sámi culture centre Sajos 15 km, Sámi museum and nature centre Siida 15 km. Lemmenjoki National Park 28 km (access also along waterways).Inari - Kittilä road is...

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Saariselka Reindeer Farm

Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort - Igloos and Chalets
4.1/567 Reviews

Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort - Igloos and Chalets

Sodankyla|2.87km from Saariselka Reindeer Farm
We didn't realise that when we booked 3 nights from 5 April, that we would be getting there a week or so before the spring close for a few months. But this probably made what was a fantastic break. Now I realise that for families, the December/January is a must for the whole Santa/Christmas/New Year experience. Combined with very cold temperatures, and snow covering everything. But when I heard that the resort caters for up to 800 guests, I can only imagine how mad busy it is, with people everywhere. For my family of four (daughters in their 20's) we were amongst only 40 other guests staying at the time. It was brilliant. There was still loads of snow on the ground but just the trees had shed theirs and were green. But there was no one in the other keto igloos around us and when we walked out most times there was no-one in sight and you could look far in the distance and just see snow, trees....and no humans. a true wilderness experience. We caught a slight glimpse of the Northern Lights on our first night but not really in full glory, but I think that's a chance you take at any time of the year. We did the snowmobile - Quite fun but the risk of paying up to 1200 euros for any damage caused (as told sternly by the guide) made us keep to the speed limits! The Reindeer Aurora Hunt in the evening was OK but if you don't get to see the lights can be a bit boring and hard work on the bum sitting in the sleigh. I can imagine that it could be even harder work in colder temperatures. The Husky ride was the best by far - Great stuff. I think two hours of each activity is enough. Breakfast options were a little limited, with yukky reindeer sausages. Would have been great to have a bacon option. The evening meals were lovely - Again, I believe that it's buffet style in peak season and I have read a lot of criticism. During this quieter time we were given menu options and enjoyed it every night. Definitely pack snacks with you if you can as they are very expensive at the resort. We spent a fair amount on cocktails for the girls and beer for me - Expensive but had good choices. No need to buy bottled water as the water coming from the tap was almost ”mountain spring” - And I should know as drinking water is my profession! I took a tip from another reviewer and had a small container that I asked reception to fill with milk which I took back to make our cuppa's- They don't sell milk, just provide those small sachets. We got the private taxi there and back - Good that it takes, and picks up from your accommodation. I could image it can be quite a trek getting luggage to and from some of the accommodation as they can be far away from reception. Staff were friendly but again, they were not under pressure and were all going home for a few months a week or so after our stay. So, in summary a great stay and if you don't need the Santa experience, but want a great service experience, then March / April would be better.

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Wilderness Hotel Inari & Igloos
4.5/559 Reviews
Wow what can I say!!!! Amazing. We came for 10 days over new years with my husband and three children aged 8,11,13. From start to finish we had a great holiday. Accommodation - We had a cabin double bedroom downstairs (very small) and a mezzanine upstairs with three beds for the children. Cabin had a lounge area with tv and kitchen nook and table and chairs. Bathroom with inbuilt sauna. Only downside of the cabin was there wasn’t a huge amount of storage. Nowhere to store clothes in the bedroom at all. We lived out of suitcases. Resort itself not huge. Had a luxury feel. We didn’t want a commercialised holiday and this was perfect. Staff couldn’t have been more friendly. Dining room has a panoramic view over the frozen lake which was beautiful. Food - buffet every night. we mostly ate from the buffet every night as there was so much choice and the quality was really good. Expect some reindeer dishes but also standard pasta etc. A couple of times we used the a La crate menu just to try a few dishes. There is also a children’s menu at no extra cost doing pasta, burgers etc which you can order from. Breakfast was so much choice my children especially loved the waffles! Activities - we had pre booked activities but found it easy to swap and change them weather dependent and if we were doing too much on one day. Take advantage of the hotel clothing provided. They provide all outer gear including boots. Every size available and good quality. The clothing area is open twice a day. Huskies were awesome. Got to ride a fair distance taking it in turns to mush. We even got to see the new puppies. Snowmobile trecking. Unfortunately children have to be over 16 to sit on the snowmobiles. My children were pulled in a sledge by the guide while my husband and I drove our own snowmobiles. Be warned they were cold. Wrap them up extra warm for this activity. Snowshoeing this was a lovely activity with a great guide who was super knowledgeable. Aurora camp. Lovely chance to get into the wilderness at dark. Reindeer farm. Got to feed and pet the reindeer and learn lots about the Sami culture . Always free sledges around the resort and plenty of places for children to sledge all day New year was great. The staff made a special effort. We dressed up went into the dining room. Special food. A singer. And at midnight we went into the frozen lake. Where we all were given champagne and watched amazing fireworks over the ice. Super special. The resort itself is within walking distance about half an hours walk from town. Not a huge amount in the town. A super market, church bar (with great hot chocolate) and a souvenir shop. All in all this was a fantastic holiday somewhere special to go for new year and we also got to see the aurora!
Northern Lights Village
4.5/573 Reviews
In terms of cost performance, this hotel is considered to be very high among glass house hotels. It was a little hard to find. After the bus got off the bus, it was too difficult to drag the luggage in the snow. Later, I contacted the hotel reception to send a car at my own expense. You can book sleigh rides, snowmobiles, aurora chasing and other projects at the hotel. Overall is good!
Giellajohka
4.7/542 Reviews
Right next to the bus stop, there is no need to find a place after arriving, the lady boss will go out to greet him personally, and the store is very enthusiastic! You can see the aurora basically when you leave the room (if you are lucky), there is also a bonfire waiting for the aurora. The bonfire is on the river bank, there is no light pollution. There are also projects such as skiing, snowmobiling, husky sledding, but it’s a little more expensive than the Sarika’s. The breakfast is 10 euros for one person, a typical European breakfast, the portion is sufficient and the taste is not bad. The apartment where the four of us live is also a small wooden house. The sanitary conditions are very good, and the room is quiet and suitable for posing. All in all, I highly recommend staying here for two or three days. The chalet here is not worse than the glass house in Sarika!
Kuukkeli Log Houses Aurora Cabin - Jaspis
5/52 Reviews
The room is very large, there are 4 rooms, each of which is this twin bed, there are kitchen, sauna, washing machine, coffee machine, microwave, oven, refrigerator and other facilities, very convenient.
Wilderness Hotel Juutua
4.3/557 Reviews
Perfect winter wonderland!!! We bought the Juutua Frozen Delights package with all activities included and full board. The staff and guides are super nice and will make all efforts to make your stay unforgettable. I was a bit skeptical due to old reviews, but the hotel now belongs to a new owner and it has surely improved all red flags from the past. Excellent food and adventure excursions. We were lucky to see the aurora boreal 4 nights out of 7. The hotel has an alert system (10 euros per day) that buzzes when the northern lights are visible from the hotel. The night trips are also an excellent opportunity to see the lights (Aurora Camp, Aurora Snowmobile tour, Aurora by car). Amazing experience.
Kuukkeli Log Houses Aurora Resort
4.4/55 Reviews
The homestay is very good, the environment is very good, but check in and breakfast are not in the same place, you have to drive to the supermarket to get it, some helpless, but call the information, they warmly explain, breakfast is also very good!

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