Intricate ice sculptures create an enchanting atmosphere, especially in the suites with stunning carvings like koi fish and lotus flowers. The Ice Chapel is beautifully illuminated, showcasing captivating art and novelties from the Game of Thrones theme, like an impressive ice dragon and intricate snow furniture.

The hotel operates from 10 am to 10 pm, leaving rooms accessible to the public, which means privacy is almost nonexistent. Leaving your luggage in a warm cabin is a hassle if you're stuck needing the bathroom at night, as those are only in the lobby or cabin. The dining experience at the Ice Restaurant feels misleading. while the food is exceptional, the atmosphere lacks the promised ice dining allure, and prices can feel over the top for the setting. Arriving too late to dinner after the tour noticeably rushed our dining experience, with little chance to explore the menu properly. All things considered, the entire experience was marred by a feeling of being pushed along rather than soaking it all in.

Magical winter vibes in Yllasjarvi ❄️

The snowmobiles were such a jol, can't believe I rode one! Hot berry juice around the fire was the cherry on top, and the icy sculptures, ja, they were stunning! Staff were so friendly and eager to help, truly made it special.

Just felt a bit rushed at times, like we could’ve used more time for photos and taking it all in at the end.