Fused by Lapland's stunning and shocking scene, Hotel and Igloo Village Kakslauttanen offers 31 untouchable log lodges in Lapland. Lodge and Igloo Village Kakslauttanen is orchestrated in the Saariselka fell compass in the midst of perfect Finnish Lapland view in the area of Urho Kekkonen National Park along the street prompting Nordkap and the Arctic Ocean.
Lodging Kakslauttanen is the home of the watched Igloo Village with the astounding Glass and Snow Igloos and a World's Largest Snow Restaurant. Besides our visitors can esteem the distinctive Lappish winter works out. The Northern Lights (Aurora borealis) are unmistakable from late August to late April.
Since we are 250 km north of the Arctic Circle the Midnight Sun sparkles for two months and the evenings are mind blowing from May to the end of August. Attractions on our doorstep combine the World's Largest Smoke Sauna and a faultlessly clear stream where visitors can prospect. We also create unmistakable exercises and safaris novel to Lapland.
In winter, from December until April, in the contiguous nearness to Hotel Kakslauttanen is the definitely comprehended Igloo Village. In the Igloo Village there are 20 Snow Igloos for napping and an Ice Gallery, Bar made of Ice, Ice Chapel that is to a great degree standard for weddings, and World's Largest Snowny Restaurant for 150 peoples. At the Igloo Village there is in like way five special Glass Igloos, which give a remarkable chance to rest under the Lapp sky recognizing Aurora Borealis in a charming room temperature.
Lodging Kakslauttanen outlines 31 five star log lodges with shower/restroom, kitchenette and stack. All the lodges even have own saunas and a standard Finnish rocker. The lodges are found palatably far disengaged so that every inn has its own particular calm yard nursery zone.
We in like way have 5 Queen Suites, a Traditional Finnish Log House and a Honeymoon Turf Chamber. You ought to see the media map for point by point pictures. The entire town, our lodgings, eatery and saunas, are hand made of the astounding dead standing pine.
Despite the way that the standard of the lodgings are the same, there are three unmistakable sizes: 7 lodges are for two persons, 11 are for four persons, 13 are for 5 persons (up to 6 with extrabed).Comfortable log lodges and pine-manufactured igloos accompany chimneys and saunas; some have kitchens and unattached tubs. A conventional Lapland house, snow igloos and glass-ceilinged igloos are likewise accessible. There are no TVs; a few igloos have bathrooms in isolated structures.
Breakfast is free. There are additionally 2 eateries serving Lappish sustenance, 1 with a glass igloo bar, in addition to 3 smoke saunas. Exercises incorporate ice swimming, sleigh rides and reindeer safaris.
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