Arctic Bath

Magical. Northern Lights paid us a visit, it was jaw dropping. I cried a lot. it was something else You have to be there to experience this phenomenal hotel. It needs planning and a good budget to be able to experience it to the max. This trip will remain in my heart forever. I still can't believe it.

Some of the staff members, won't mention names have an attitude that needs to be adjusted. It did come across as "discrimination" sometimes. But we were nice enough to let it go.

Unique, stunning, and a wonderful job incorporating the natural surroundings with modern facilities. Very friendly staff and fantastic massage!

Nothing. Excellent all around.

Ultra friendly (without being intrusive), stylish whilst being informal and small but not crowded. Service extremely accommodating around food for kids and liked the privacy of the tours. Spa and treatments were great, loved the river bath.

Perhaps an option or two outside set menu at dinner (having said that I didn’t ask) and maybe a few child friendly options for self organised fun near hotel (equipment and location). At four nights probably stayed one night too long as we restarted the menu rota so suggest restricting stay to 2, max 3 nights.

Rooms were lovely - so were the Spa treatments

Breakfast was repetitive with little choice. Extremely limited food options at the hotel - you'll need to pre book everything and pay a premium.

Surroundings and snow

No food variations

It was a dream come true with regards to remote location in the Arctic, the views, the sunrises and the hotel itself. The staff went above and beyond to do everything for me. The sauna facilities were small but excellent with hottubs overlooking the lake, absolute stunning. The spa treatments were relaxing and heartwarming. The food was very high standard and fantastic wine pairings, both Swedish wines and imports. They also made great cocktails;-)