Glass igloos and aurora cabins in Norway
4 places in Norway where you sleep under glass, each checked on its own website: the room to book, heated glass, aurora alarm, sauna and hot tub. Norway's glass stays sit along the fjords of Troms, where the mountains block town light and the coast keeps winters milder than in Finnish Lapland.
Photo: northern lights over Tromsø, Norway. Not a photo of a property. Andi Gentsch, CC BY-SA 2.0.
Areas
More glass stays in Norway
Places with one glass-roof stay we have checked so far.
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Attme Have
Senja · 22 km from Finnsnes · Google 4.5 (43 reviews)
BookAuroraHut
“AuroraHut Panorama and AuroraHut Storm are glass igloos of approximately 10 square meters.”
All 4 side by side
"Not stated" means the property's own website doesn't say. It may still have it.
| Stay | Heated or defrosting glass | Aurora alarm | Private sauna | Private hot tub | Own bathroom |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arctic Panorama LodgeLyngen | Not stated | Not stated | Yes | Not stated | Not stated |
| Lyngen Aurora ResortLyngen | Not stated | Not stated | No | No | Yes |
| Aurora WonderlandLyngen | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated | No |
| Attme HaveSenja | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated | Bookable extra | No |
When each area is clearest
- Lyngen4.0 clear dark hours a night in the three weeks from 14 January
From weather-station cloud records and the hours of darkness. Each area page has the full chart. Method
Questions
How many glass igloo hotels are there in Norway?
We have checked 4 places in Norway where you sleep under a glass roof, in 2 areas. We list a place only when its own website shows a glass-roof room.
Which glass igloos in Norway have heated glass?
None of the 4 say so on their own website. Ask the property before you book.
Which have a private sauna or hot tub?
1 have a private sauna and 0 a private hot tub with the glass room. The table above shows each one.
Where in Norway is the sky clearest for the northern lights?
Of the areas we chart, Lyngen has the most clear, dark sky at its best: 4.0 hours a night on average in the three weeks from 14 January, on weather-station records.