Travelled by overnight train from Stockholm.3 berth cabin. Pretty basic but inexpensive. Food not great on the train. Good fun though. Stayed at Ice hotel with my wife and 12 year old daughter - first night in a wooden chalet , second night in the ice hotel. One night in the Ice room was plenty. Ate in the nearby village... More

There are made a lot of good reviews of this place. You should read the ones, that are positive, because that is how you experience will be! We were here for about two days (three nights). We stayed one night in the cold room and bookedan Art suite. If you want to stay in the cold rooms, you HAVE to... More

It seems to be this place is on people's bucket list and it was on ours! We used the Ice Hotel airport bus pick up service – which once you’ve priced a taxi fare for 2 people is still cheaper and the staff that meet you are very warm and excited to welcome you – which really did make for... More

We stayed for 1 night which I feel is enough to fulfill the 'Ice Hotel' experience, provided you arrive early enough to have a look around of course. If you want to sample the 'Lapland/Arctic' experience in more depth then you can stay for longer which would be very lovely, but I would recommend staying in the nearby town of... More

Art and adventure and loads of fun. We did it all. The bar; the ice room; the dog sledding; the snow shoeing the whole thing. Everything was a blast. We also did the northern lights overnight camp which was fabulous and we did see the lights (so amazing). And though I had low expectations for the food (you are stuck... More

Staying a night in the cold accommodation at the original Ice Hotel was on my bucket list. I was a bit dubious of the price, but as 1st April fell on a Monday this year the price of a room was massively cheaper than the night before (April is the start of off-season and Mon-Thurs is cheaper). I literally booked... More

Visiting the original Ice Hotel is simply one thing you HAVE to do in your lifetime. Everything was exceptional and I highly recommend doing every available tour. From ice sculpting to Aurora hunting by snowmobile, they really have this figured out and it's an amazing experience. We went in April and were the last people to stay before it closed... More

I had one night here in a cold room with my sister and managed a great night's sleep, even at -5. You sleep in a sleeping bag provided, on top of a reindeer skin which in turn is on top of a thin mattress. To be able to look around the art rooms is great and to learn the history... More

We stayed in Jukkasjarvi in February 2013, 2 adults and 1 child. We spent one night in "cold" accomodation and two nights in "warm" accomodation. We thought this was the best way round as you had the "novelty" stay at the beginning. Sleeping in the ice rooms is a novelty and there are compromises to be accepted. If you stay... More