Check-in / Check-out
Check-in from 3 PM. Check-out by 11 AM. Polar nights make clocks optional.
Upfront all-in pricing. What you see is what you pay.
Overview
Lie back, turn out the light, and let the aurora come to you. The Aurora Arctic Dome is a heated igloo built for one thing: looking up. A curved glass ceiling tracks the whole sky from the warmth of your bed, while the floor below is a proper Arctic cabin with an en-suite sauna, a mossy fire-pit terrace and reindeer skins on the benches. When the Kp-index spikes, the dome lights up green and the memory is permanent. Hot lingonberry juice arrives by request.
Igloo highlights
360° thermal glass dome
Ceiling
En-suite sauna
Warmth
Aurora alert service
Sky
Fire-pit terrace
Outside
Specs
Amenities
House rules
Check-in from 3 PM. Check-out by 11 AM. Polar nights make clocks optional.
We ring every room when the lights appear. Answer it, every time.
Please do not touch the heated glass with bare skin. It stays frost-free.
Smoking at the fire pit only. The dome stays crystal clear.
Quiet after 11 PM, unless the aurora wakes you first.
Location
Rooms
The glass ceiling over your bed. This is the whole point.
The dome suite with the daybed nook and longer sauna hours.
Five nights with a private aurora chase, parka hire and camera setup.
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