Hotel

Overlooking Tromsø Quay, this contemporary waterfront hotel is ideally located in the centre of town and within easy walking distance to all the local attractions. Enjoy beautiful views of Tromsø Sound from the outdoor rooftop Jancuzzi, whereas the lobby bar offers a welcome retreat after a day of activities. All rooms have complimentary Wi-Fi, hairdryer and private bathroom with WC and shower. Upgrade to a superior room for tea & coffee making facilities, bathrobe and slippers.

Harriniva Wilderness Lodge provides a variety of accommodation ranging from hotel rooms to cabins. The first and last night of this tour your accommodation is in one of the Safari Houses. These comprise of twin rooms with shared facilities. Dinner is taken in Harriniva’s own restaurant. The wilderness cabins used on Days 2-5 are simple yet cosy huts with no electricity and dormitory style bedding with sleeping bags. Each hut has a sauna (the traditional Finnish way of washing) and a wilderness eco-toilet.

Jävri Lodge accommodates 18 guests in 10 room (8 of which are ‘standard’ and 2 larger suites). All rooms have private en suite facilities, custom-made beds with the finest of linen’s. There is an indoor heated swimming pool and two traditional Finnish saunas. Wi-Fi is available throughout the lodge.

The Lapland Hotel Luostotunturi is one of the biggest hotels that we offer in Finnish Lapland, with over 170 rooms and eighty 1,2 and 3 bedroomed apartments. Perfectly situated in the heart of the village, the hotel is a popular focal point. It is a popular choice for those wanting to utilise the indoor pool, spa, gym, lively bar, nightclub and busy restaurant, as well as being able to choose from a wide range of accommodation, including log cabins accommodating 4-6 people.

Santa’s Hotel Aurora has dedicated an area of their grounds to what has to be, in our opinion, some of the most luxurious glass igloos in Finland. The Arctic View Glass Igloos have panoramic glass windows for walls and ceiling, allowing a 360 degree view of the Arctic skies and surrounding nature. The Arctic View Glass Igloos are fully heated and decorated in typical Scandi-style, using throws and rugs to create an inviting ambience.

This small intimate hotel prides itself on its personal service and cosy atmosphere. Located an easy 10 minute walk from the village centre, it offers a quiet respite after a day packed with excursions and activities. The 25 rooms all have their own sauna, TV, tea and coffee facilities and aurora alarm. Many have their own fireplace and seating area. The restaurant serves breakfast and dinner with the chef preparing a 3-course table d’hote menu each evening, as well a choice of a la carte dishes.

Aurora Mountain Lodge is situated in Lannavaara, close to the mountains of Lapland, surrounded by a pristine white wilderness with strong Sami culture. The managers Katarina and Sandro, have a history of hospitality and the main guide has been associated with owners Johan and Sara and committeed to their level of quality and service. The 6 hotel rooms and 14 cabins have all been recently refurbished. The style is simple yet cosy. All have private WC and shower. The semi-detached cabins accommodate 2-6 persons and are located about 100m from the main lodge.

The Scandic Hotel Nidelven’s is located in Solsiden, one of Trondheim’s most popular districts and just 200m from the central train station. Within walking distance of all the most popular tourist attractions in Trondheim including Bakklandet and the Nidaros Cathedral, this lively spot has a wealth of restaurants, cafes and shops all located in and around various converted wharf buildings. There is a wide variety of rooms all with private WC/shower, why not upgrade to a superior room for tea/coffee making facilities, minibar and bathrobes.

This small family run hotel is in the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage town of Røros, and just metres from the landmark Røros Church. Some parts of the building date back to the 17^th century. Each of the 16 double rooms and 6 family rooms are unique. Cosy throws, timber walls and antique furnishings, all add to the traditional Norwegian cottagey feel, whereas modern touches include free Wi-Fi and flat screen TV’s.