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Arctic TreeHouse Hotel

Tarvantie 3, Rovaniemi, Finland
A Scandinavian-design treehouse hotel on the Arctic CircleAround 60 stilted timber suites, each with a floor-to-ceiling panoramic windowNext to SantaPark and walking distance to Santa Claus Village
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Location
On the Arctic Circle
On the Arctic Circle at Rovaniemi in Finnish Lapland, next to SantaPark and Joulukka and within walking distance of Santa Claus Village, around two to four kilometres from Rovaniemi airport.
Transfer
Minutes from Rovaniemi
Around two to four kilometres from Rovaniemi airport, arranged on request, on the Arctic Circle next to SantaPark and a short walk from Santa Claus Village.
Villas
Around 60 keys
Around sixty keys — fifty-two Arctic TreeHouse Suites of twenty-seven square metres with panoramic forest windows, three ArcticScene Executive Suites of fifty-five square metres with fireplaces and private saunas, and five GlassHouse chalets of fifty square metres with two bedrooms and private saunas for up to six.
Best For
Who it suits
Design-minded couples and families on a Christmas or northern-lights break who want the aurora from bed with Santa next door, in stilted timber suites on the Arctic Circle.
Board Basis
Bed and breakfast
Bed-and-breakfast, with Christmas and New Year gala packages, and Lappish cooking at Rakas Restaurant and Bar.
Overview
Aurora from your pillow, with Santa next door
Arctic TreeHouse Hotel

Arctic TreeHouse Hotel is a Scandinavian-design treehouse hotel on the Arctic Circle, next to SantaPark and within walking distance of Santa Claus Village — around sixty stilted timber suites, each built around a floor-to-ceiling panoramic window for northern-lights and forest views from bed. Cosy Nordic interiors and private decks run throughout, with the larger ArcticScene suites and two-bedroom GlassHouse chalets adding private saunas, fireplaces and room for families of up to six. The setting is the heart of Finnish Lapland: the hotel stands at Rovaniemi on the Arctic Circle, next to SantaPark and Joulukka and a short walk from Santa Claus Village, with husky and reindeer farms, the Ranua wildlife park and the wide forests of Lapland all close. Rakas Restaurant serves Lappish cooking, husky rides and reindeer wait on the doorstep, and the aurora alarm wakes guests when the lights appear over the trees. Northern lights from your pillow, with Santa next door.

Accommodation
Suites and chalets
Around sixty keys run from twenty-seven-square-metre Arctic TreeHouse Suites with panoramic forest windows to fifty-five-square-metre ArcticScene Executive Suites with fireplaces and private saunas and fifty-square-metre two-bedroom GlassHouse chalets for up to six. Stilted among the timber and the snow, each is built around a floor-to-ceiling window framing the forest and the aurora, the cosy Nordic interiors and private decks a warm base after a day in the Lappish cold. The panoramic windows turn the bed into a front-row seat for the aurora, the GlassHouse chalets adding two bedrooms and a private sauna for families of up to six.
Arctic TreeHouse Suite
Entry
Arctic TreeHouse Suite
Sleeps two, plus one. A 27-square-metre stilted suite with a panoramic forest window for aurora from bed, a private deck and Nordic interiors.
27 square metresAurora from bed
ArcticScene Executive Suite
Executive
ArcticScene Executive Suite
Sleeps four, plus one. A 55-square-metre suite with a fireplace, a private sauna and tub and two bathrooms.
55 square metresPrivate sauna
GlassHouse Chalet
Family
GlassHouse Chalet
Sleeps up to six. A 50-square-metre, two-bedroom chalet with a 22-square-metre terrace, a kitchenette, a fireplace and a private sauna.
Two bedroomsPrivate sauna
Food & Drink
Dining
Rakas Restaurant and Bar plates Lappish cooking from local ingredients with a modern twist, joined by a morning buffet to start an Arctic day and festive gala packages over the holidays. It is regional Lappish dining at the heart of the Arctic Circle, the menu leaning on reindeer, fish and forest produce. Rakas leans on Lappish produce, and the morning buffet sets up a day of huskies and reindeer before the lights return over the trees at dusk.
Rakas Restaurant & Bar
Signature
Rakas Restaurant & Bar
Rakas Restaurant & Bar, local ingredients with a modern twist.
Morning buffet
Breakfast
Morning buffet
Morning buffet, to start an Arctic day.
Christmas galas
Seasonal
Christmas galas
Christmas galas, festive packages over the holidays.
Wellbeing
Private saunas
There is no central spa; instead the larger ArcticScene suites and GlassHouse chalets have their own private saunas, the Finnish way to warm up after a day in the snow, with fireplaces in the executive units. Wellness here is private and in-suite, the sauna and the fire the reward after husky rides and aurora hunts, the lights framed from the panoramic window.
Arctic TreeHouse Hotel spa
Private saunas
Private saunas, in the larger suites and chalets.
Fireplaces
Fireplaces, in the executive units.
Aurora from bed
Aurora from bed, through the panoramic window.
Activities & Experiences
Signature Experiences
Aurora, Santa and the Lappish winter define a stay — watch the northern lights from your pillow in season, walk to Santa Claus Village and SantaPark, and take husky rides and meet reindeer from the doorstep. Lappish cooking at Rakas, the Arctic Circle itself, snowmobiling and the wide forests of Lapland all lie within reach, the aurora alarm waking guests when the lights appear. Santa Claus Village and SantaPark are a short walk, making the hotel a natural Christmas base, with the aurora alarm calling guests out when the lights appear.
Experience: Northern lights
Northern lights
Northern lights, from your pillow in season.
Experience: Santa Claus Village
Santa Claus Village
Santa Claus Village, within walking distance.
Experience: Husky rides
Husky rides
Husky rides, from the doorstep.
Experience: Reindeer
Reindeer
Reindeer, in the surrounding forest.
Experience: Lappish cooking
Lappish cooking
Lappish cooking, at Rakas.
Getting There
Location & transfers
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Rovaniemi, Finland

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By air
To Rovaniemi
To Rovaniemi, around two to four kilometres from the airport.
On the Arctic Circle
Rovaniemi
On the Arctic Circle, next to SantaPark and a short walk from Santa Claus Village.

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Good to Know
Good to know
Bed and breakfast
  • Bed-and-breakfast, with Christmas and New Year galas.
Northern lights
  • Northern lights, best in the winter months.
Family and Christmas
  • Family and Christmas, next to Santa Claus Village.
Getting there
  • Minutes from Rovaniemi airport.
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