Ice hotels

Snowlandia Ice Palace

Zakopane, Poland

Location: Nestled in the Tatra Mountains near Zakopane, in southern Poland. Design: While not a traditional hotel with overnight rooms, this seasonal ice palace offers visitors the chance to explore ice corridors, sculptures, and frozen chambers built entirely from snow and ice. Experience: Ideal for daytime exploration during winter months, it provides a magical, photo-worthy adventure for families and couples alike. Overall Feel: A Polish winter fantasy — though not for overnight stays, it's a must-visit for its stunning ice artistry and mountain setting.

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Icehotel

Jukkasjärvi, Sweden

Location: Located 200 km north of the Arctic Circle in Swedish Lapland. Design: Rebuilt every winter from fresh Torne River ice, with individually designed suites by international artists. Experience: Guests can sleep in thermal sleeping bags on reindeer hides in icy rooms or opt for warm cabins nearby. Ice bars, northern lights, and dog sledding make it a full Arctic experience. Overall Feel: The world’s most iconic ice hotel — a magical, luxurious immersion into frozen artistry and northern culture.

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Hôtel de Glace

Québec City, Canada

Location: Just outside Quebec City, open annually from January to March. Design: Entirely sculpted from snow and ice, featuring themed suites, a chapel, and an ice slide. Experience: Offers overnight stays in insulated sleeping bags, plus a cozy Nordic area with hot tubs and saunas. Overall Feel: Romantic and fun — perfect for adventurous couples and curious travelers wanting a fairytale winter escape.

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Sorrisniva Igloo Hotel

Alta, Norway

Location: Set in the Arctic Circle near the Alta River. Design: Rebuilt yearly with snow and ice, boasting intricate ice carvings, a frozen restaurant, and igloo-style architecture. Experience: Guests enjoy unique suites, reindeer blankets, northern lights safaris, and fine dining — all in frozen surroundings. Overall Feel: A peaceful, otherworldly stay where nature, silence, and artistry meet under the polar sky.

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