Arctic Treehouse Hotel, Rovaniemi
About Arctic Treehouse Hotel, Rovaniemi
The amazing Arctic Treehouse Hotel boasts cosy, nest-like treehouse suites and Arctic glasshouses with private saunas, sitting in their own tranquil location on a steep wooded hill slope. The hotel offers breathtaking views of the northern skies and is within walking distance of Santa Claus Village.
Rooms
Hidden Arctic Cloud Villa
- Fireplace
- Spacious living area
- Panoramic windows
- Private sauna
A spacious private villa with modern interiors and beautiful snowy forest views.
Arctic GlassHouse Suite
- Fireplace
- Floor-to-ceiling windows
- Private sauna
- Kitchenette
A cosy glasshouse suite with a warm fireplace and peaceful forest surroundings.
Arctic TreeHouse Suite
- Panoramic windows
- Double bed
- Private bathroom
- Forest views
A stylish elevated suite with panoramic windows overlooking Lapland's beautiful forests.
What this place offers
- 24/7 Front Desk
- Bar
- Housekeeping
- Laundry Services
- Parking
- Restaurant
Dining
Arctic TreeHouse Hotel in Rovaniemi has one restaurant and bar, Rakas Restaurant & Bar, serving contemporary Arctic cuisine made with fresh ingredients from Finnish Lapland. Guests can enjoy seasonal Nordic dishes, locally inspired tasting menus and carefully selected wines in a cosy setting with panoramic forest views, a central fireplace and distinctive pinecone lighting. Breakfast is included with every stay, while in-suite dining and private dining experiences can also be arranged.
Spa & Wellness
Arctic TreeHouse Hotel takes a more private approach to wellness, with relaxation centred around its luxurious accommodation and the natural beauty of Finnish Lapland. Rather than a traditional hotel spa, guests can enjoy the warmth of a private sauna in selected suites, surrounded by snowy forests and peaceful Arctic scenery. It's a lovely way to unwind after a day exploring Rovaniemi. The hotel's Syvä Wellness Nest adds a more traditional spa experience, with facials, body treatments and relaxing massage therapies. Signature treatments include the Syvä Arctic Harmony ritual, while Neurosonic sessions use gentle vibrations and sound to encourage relaxation. The wellness space is scheduled to reopen in November 2026, so treatment availability should be confirmed before booking. Guests can also arrange a private Lappish sauna experience in a traditional wood-heated cabin, complete with aromatic sauna scents and an outdoor terrace for cooling down between sessions. For a more personal experience, the ArcticScene Executive Suites feature private scenery saunas and bathtubs overlooking the forest, while the Arctic GlassHouses have their own saunas. These thoughtful touches make wellness a natural part of a stay in Lapland.
