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Arctic SnowHotel: sleeping in the ice room

Sinettä, near Rovaniemi, Finland. Google rating 4.5 from 1,844 reviews. Checked on its own website on 14 November 2026.

The cold room to book

Snow room

The night in the ice, checked
Room to bookSnow room
Built ofSnow and ice
Room temperature0 to -5 °C
Thermal sleeping bagNot stated
Toilets and showersNot stated
Bathroom in the cold roomNot stated
Warm room for other nightsYes
Overnight season15 December to 31 March
Price on its websiteNot stated

Other cold rooms here: Suites and superior rooms

What Arctic SnowHotel says

“The most stunning example of this is our Arctic SnowHotel, where guests can sleep in snow rooms decorated with amazing ice sculptures, dine at the Ice Restaurant, and party in the Ice Bar.”

“From our glass igloos you get 360 degrees view of the Northern skies, and the suites and superior rooms of our snow and ice hotel are breathtaking for those memorable wedding in Lapland photographs.”

“A: The temperature inside the hotel is always between 0 and -5 Celsius degrees, while outside it might be down to -35!”

“Breakfast is always included in the accommodation price whether you are staying in the Arctic SnowHotel or the glass igloos.”

“The Arctic SnowHotel and Ice Restaurant are open between December 15th – 31st March.”

“During early winter, snow building begins for the next Arctic SnowHotel, set to open on December 15th.”

Before you book

  1. Book the cold room by name. Choose "Snow room". Many visitors only buy a day ticket to look around.
  2. Plan one night in the ice. Most people sleep one night in the cold room and the other nights in a warm room.
  3. Ask about what the website doesn't say. It doesn't mention: thermal sleeping bag, toilets and showers, bathroom in the cold room.
  4. Check the dates. Ice and snow rooms exist only in the cold months, and the opening date moves with the weather.

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