Ultimate Finnish & Swedish Lapland family holiday

Naavanneito is one of the most luxurious villa in Finnish Lapland. This log villa is located on top of Utsulevi Hill and gives one of the most amazing views over Sirkka area. It has been decorated with great taste and always taking into consideration the comfort of every room. With capacity for 8 people (up to 10 if guests would like to add 2 extra beds for children in the sauna lounge) it´s the perfect accommodation for those who love the combination of luxury and relaxation.

Details:

*270 m2, additionally a separate 30 m2 warm garage and 210 m2 partly covered terraces.
*Open views of arctic hills from the altitude of 365 meters above sea level.
*Located in the most peaceful, separated area while still only 15 minutes from both Kittilä airport and Levi centre.
*Immediate access to cross country and downhill skiing.
*Massive kelo-log built villa (diameter at minimum 40 cm).
*Spacious areas in two floors.
*Bedrooms with private bathrooms for 10 persons.
*Stylish sauna and spa.
*Geothermal heating equipment, floor heating system, modern technology

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Credit: Chalet Naavenneito

Credit: Chalet Naavenneito

Credit: Chalet Naavenneito

Credit: Chalet Naavenneito

Credit: Chalet Naavenneito

Treehotel is located in Harads, near the Lule River. The tree rooms are suspended off and are easily accessible by ramps, bridges, or stairways. The accommodation also offers a comfortable guesthouse. An on-site restaurant serves delicious Swedish and international cuisine. Guests can also explore activities such as a guided tour of the hotel, yoga meditation sessions, canoeing, hiking and white water rafting. Guests can take part in activities such as hiking, guided tours or horse riding.

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Credit: Treehotel

The Icehotel is a bucket-list staple for every Arctic adventure. Each winter since the first and the original Icehotel was built, passionate artists gather in the modest town of Jukkasjäarvi to build a new rendition of this Arctic wonder. Accommodation in the seasonal winter hotel ranges from standard ice rooms to more elegant art suites. Ice rooms are furnished with decor and beds made of ice. Art suites, on the other hand, offer an even more special experience – staying in a room uniquely designed by commissioned artists from all over the world. By its nature, each suite is ephemeral and has never previously been created. Among the exciting attractions and activities that await are an art exhibit featuring hand-carved ice sculptures, a five-course menu highlighting Scandinavian delicacies, and the famous Ice Bar, which serves drinks in unique ice-carved glasses.

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Credit: ICEHOTELhttps://www.icehotel.com/icehotel-original

Deluxe suite Johka

Each suite is unique and has never been created before. The artists have been picked from over two-hundred applicants with a wide range of disciplines, and invited to make the suite you’ll be sleeping in.  The room holds a temperature of -5 to -8 degrees Celsius and the bed you sleep on has a thick mattress that rests on a wooden base. The bed is covered with reindeer hides and you sleep in a thermal sleeping bag. You will be provided with expedition-style sleeping bags which are tested for extreme temperatures, so you’ll be fine with just thermal underwear, hat, warm socks and a mid-layer jumper. 

The heated relaxation in Deluxe Suite Jáuvre holds a bathroom, two comfortable armchairs, shower, sauna and bathtub directly connected to the bedroom. The design is a combination of local culture and history in the building material and details. Designed by Majolein Vonk and Pia Sandgren. The heated area also provides storage for your belongings. The suite has doors with locks for your privacy. Your suite is part of the concept Icehotel 365, available all year round inside a specially designed building run on solar power.