Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort
About Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort
Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort in Finland is an incredible destination for anyone looking to experience the true beauty of the Arctic. From the stunning glass igloos that offer unobstructed views of the Northern Lights, to the cozy log cabins nestled in the snowy wilderness, this resort has something for everyone. With a variety of activities such as dog sledding, snowmobiling, and reindeer safaris, there is always something exciting to do. Plus, the resort's famous sauna and outdoor hot tubs provide the perfect way to relax after a day of adventure. Don't miss out on this one-of-a-kind experience in the heart of the Arctic.
Rooms
Traditional House
- Private bedroom
- Fireplace
- Kitchenette
- Dining area
A cosy wooden cabin with rustic interiors and a traditional Finnish fireplace.
Small Glass Igloo with Shower and Sauna
- Glass roof
- Private shower
- Private sauna
- Twin beds
A glass-roofed igloo designed for watching the northern lights from bed.
Kelo-Glass Igloo
- Glass-roofed bedroom, Private sauna, Fireplace, Kitchenette
A charming log cabin combining traditional Finnish comfort with glass igloo accommodation.
What this place offers
- Bar
- Laundry Services
- Parking
- Restaurant
- Room Service
- WiFi
Dining
Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort has two main restaurants and several bars and private dining venues, serving traditional Lappish cuisine, Finnish specialities and international favourites. Guests can enjoy hearty meals in rustic log restaurants, cocktails beneath a glass igloo roof and special dining experiences surrounded by Lapland's forests. Dining availability varies by season, with private venues requiring advance arrangements. Aurora Restaurant - The West Village's main restaurant serves traditional Lappish cuisine and international dishes for breakfast, lunch and dinner in a spacious log building. East Village Restaurant - A traditional kelo-log restaurant serving Finnish specialities and international favourites in a cosy setting decorated with local artwork. Igloo Bar - A glass-domed bar adjoining Aurora Restaurant, serving handcrafted cocktails and refreshing drinks with panoramic views of the Arctic landscape. Piano Bar - A welcoming bar within the East Village Restaurant, serving drinks in a traditional log setting with live piano music. Planetarium Bar & Café - A contemporary café serving freshly baked pastries, speciality beverages and locally crafted drinks from the resort's brewery and distillery. Planetarium Restaurant - A striking glass-walled restaurant available for private dinners, weddings and special celebrations beneath the Arctic sky. Korsu Restaurant - An underground private dining venue featuring traditional Lappish surroundings, artistic interiors and a dramatic fireplace. Smoke Sauna Restaurant - A private dining venue serving traditional Lappish dishes beside the resort's famous smoke sauna. Celebration House - A traditional log venue hosting private dinners, group celebrations and special events in a festive Lapland setting. Igloo Tower - An elevated glass-domed bar with panoramic views of the surrounding forests and Arctic sky.
Spa & Wellness
Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort brings traditional Finnish sauna culture into the beautiful surroundings of Lapland, with wood-heated saunas, smoke saunas and outdoor bathing experiences. Rather than focusing on conventional spa treatments, the resort celebrates the Finnish tradition of warming up in the sauna before cooling off in the crisp Arctic air. It's a memorable way to relax after a day of winter activities. Guests can book the resort's traditional smoke saunas in the East Village, including a lakeside sauna and a large communal sauna. In winter, the experience can include a dip in an ice pool or a roll in the snow, while summer visits allow guests to cool off in the lake. Each accommodation also has access to sauna facilities, making this Finnish tradition a memorable part of the stay. Beyond the saunas, Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort has wellness activities and beautiful natural surroundings to enjoy throughout the year. Guests can join yoga and sound-healing sessions or head outdoors for peaceful forest walks. The resort does not advertise a conventional full-service spa with massages and beauty treatments, but its authentic sauna experiences bring something distinctly Finnish to an Arctic holiday.
