We had an unforgettable snowy adventure at this charming lodge, ideal for our family of five teenagers. The natural, unmechanized ski slopes were perfect for cozy outings, and the scenery while sledging was absolutely breathtaking. The kids especially loved the fun crafts and activities with the friendly elves.

My kids wished there were more options for younger children, especially concerning early morning activities.

The sauna was so good after skiing day.

The hotel is cozy and has a lovely cabin feel, perfect for our Christmas stay. Activities were fun, and the staff were friendly, though returning snow gear early was disappointing. Overall, a magical atmosphere made for a memorable experience, especially with the northern lights appearing on our last night.

Incredible northern lights experience

The cozy log cabin decor was warm and inviting, making me feel instantly at home. Accessible seating areas allowed for easy movement around the hotel, which made it pleasant for my seniors traveling companions.

More accessible paths for mobility.

The basic yet comfortable room was a great retreat after our hikes, but dining options were limited.

Stunning views and a cozy vibe, but check-in took longer than expected.

The breathtaking views of mountains and reindeer by the hotel created an unforgettable atmosphere. The restaurant served outstanding local dishes, with the spruce smoothie being a highlight at breakfast. While the rooms were somewhat basic, they still provided a comfortable retreat after a day of adventure. However, the limited bus service for transportation and some institutional design elements could detract from the experience for some guests.

Staying here, the surrounding snow-covered fells create a breathtaking backdrop, perfect for winter adventures. The cozy atmosphere around the buffet area is welcoming, making it a nice place to relax after a day of activities.

Our room felt a bit cramped, especially with the proximity to a hallway door that echoed every time it opened and closed, which could be bothersome for sensitive sleepers. Additionally, the ventilation was an issue, with the windows non-operational, resulting in a lack of fresh air—something that could definitely use improvement. The dining options were somewhat limited, with the food being tasty but on the pricey side. Having the nearest shop 30 kilometers away meant planning ahead for any hiking snacks was essential.