IceHotel

Nice and clean but front desk is not helpful, lack of training or ask you wait but no follow up. Highly recommend the hotel restaurant, service super good and food is wonderful and worth the money.

Def a bucket list item The hotel is amazing and fun, staff is helpful, the art are nice and unique in each of the cold suites, we stayed in the art suites and had an amazing time Hotel guests can also explore the other rooms when they are open to the public, where each room is unique As a bonus, we also saw the amazing northern lights during our stay here just steps outside of the hotel near the river.

Big and clean room. Good experience to visit the cold room. Good breakfast.

We stayed at ICEHOTEL and it was truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience, though it comes with a very premium price tag. The hotel is very pricey, and guests staying in the Ice Room are only allowed to enter after 6pm, once the exhibition closes to day visitors. Before that, we could only stay at the lobby area, which has limited seating and is shared with visitors touring the ice rooms. It felt slightly inconvenient, especially considering the high room rate. Another downside was that there was no hot water provided in the lobby area for guests, which would have been very much appreciated given the freezing weather conditions. On a positive note, the shower facilities were spacious and comfortable, with good temperature control — something very important after sleeping in a room maintained at around -5°C. Unfortunately, we did not manage to see the Aurora during our stay. The ice art sculptures are impressive and unique. The craftsmanship is beautiful, and the hotel staff regularly clear and smooth the ice along the walkways, making it more even and easier (and safer) to walk on. Overall, it is a memorable experience to sleep in a room at -5°C surrounded by ice art. While it is expensive and has some logistical inconveniences, it is definitely something worth experiencing at least once in a lifetime.