Stay in an Ice Hotel

Situated high in the stunning Fagara Mountain Range of Central Romania.

The Hotel of Ice, is reconstructed every year using blocks of ice from the largest glacial lake in the region, and, along with its unique array of suites and igloos - which feature furniture carved by local ice-artists - also boasts an excellent ice restaurant and bar, and a nearby ‘Winterpark’, which offers a range of adventurous activities including snowmobile riding, snow rafting, skiing and ice climbing.

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Tomamu Ice Village - Japan

This stunning ‘ice village’ is situated in the mountains of Hokkaido.

The northernmost of Japan’s main islands, and features an incredible array of shops, eateries, sculptures, rooms, a skate-rink and even a chapel constructed entirely from ice, whilst the nearby forest is home to a beautiful, natural hot-spring, which makes the perfect escape from the sub-zero temperatures!

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Rebuilt every year from the waters of the nearby arctic fjord.

Norway’s most famous ice hotel encompasses a number of igloos and suites, each featuring unique furniture, sculptures and artworks constructed by local artists entirely from ice and snow. Those wanting the comfort of warmer lodgings can book one of the nordic, wooden cabins, whilst the resort also features an outstanding restaurant, and offers a range of activities including snowmobile safaris, Northern Lights viewings, and dog sledding.

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Hôtel de Glace - Canada

Every year 500 tons of ice and 40,000 tons of snow are used to reconstruct the stunning.

Themed rooms, suites, grand hall, chapel, and bar of Hôtel de Glace, North America’s only ice hotel, which also features a sauna, outdoor hot tubs, and an ice-skating path. Despite its tranquil atmosphere, the hotel is conveniently located just a short drive from the centre of Quebec City, and the awe-inspiring landscapes of the Jacques-Cartier National Park are barely a stone's throw away.

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Snow Village - Finland

Undoubtedly one of the most spectacular ice hotels on the planet.

Finland’s snow Village is situated in the western part of Lapland in the far north of the country, and comprises a spectacular complex of decorated suites, sculptures, a bar, chapel and restaurants constructed every year using 20 million kilos of snow and 350 000 kilos of natural ice.

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